Links Magazine reviews Golf Rx custom eyewear.

Links Magazine

Links Magazine is one of the premier golf mags in the world. Rich, glossy pages about some of the finest courses, equipment and culture in the golfing world. Obviously, we were pretty excited when this came out last week in their HotLinks issue.

The review begins with a very simple premise that we stress here in the shop, “Your clubs are custom-tailored to your physique and your game, now you can equip yourself with prescription sunglasses made with the same care and craftsmanship.” It’s a difference in construction and in quality. A distinction between off-the-shelf versus custom. A statement of the effort (and not necessarily the money) you’re willing to put into an integral piece of golf equipment. Ultimately, whether we’re talking about clubs or eyewear, it’s a question of whether you want the best possible option or not. Clearly, we don’t have to explain this to the guys at Links Magazine.

Beyond this fundamental point, some others were:
– Our lenses are custom-ground to our proprietary formulas.
– The writer opted for the Polarized Rose-Copper lens in the Oakley Jupiter Sqaured. A fine choice.
– “Worth the wait and the price.” Yes. Three weeks and a few hundred dollars for a custom-made prescription product that also looks really cool. We think it’s fair.

Thanks again to Links Magazine for writing about the finest prescription golf glasses in the world.

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Golf Rx Podcast on GolfDashBlog

Most of us here at Golf Rx would love to talk your ear off about prescription golf eyewear if only given the opportunity. We could talk about performance, health and safety, about the uniqueness of our lens work and all the prescription lens styles and combos we can come up with. If only somebody would ask…

Yesterday that opportunity arrived from Doug and our friends over at Golf Dash Blog who hosted us as the first guest in a series of podcasts featuring ideas and products to help deliver peak performance on the course. Optician and Golf Rx manager Kyle Ross spoke with Doug about a variety of golf eyewear related topics, including an interesting discussion on how binocular vision and balance interact during a swing, as well as exploring the muscle fatigue that comes after hours of squinting and how it affects your game.

Listen to the full podcast here: Golf Rx podcast on Golf Dash Blog.

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