u/Fairway-Dodger

Long story short:

Live in UK, not really near any oakleys centres and local opticians only stock XL version so it’s tricky to try them on. Would be looking at custom options so return policies are void; I guess beggars can’t be choosers but here we are…

My heads huge, looking at Holbrook XXL - is it a true XXL fit? Prone to pressure headaches with sunglasses

Looking at Tungsten Polarised and Dark Golf combo for lenses - is it worth getting both? Tungsten for every day/driving, dark golf for golf.

Blind in one eye so want to treat myself to some proper sunglasses for my other eye before that gives up haha!

All and any feedback/advice would be very much appreciated.

I’m currently looking at some Holbrook XXL (my head is huge). I’m having a bit of a dilemma with selecting the correct lenses.

I’m from UK, fully blind in one eye (need to look after the other haha!), and play a lot of golf. I would like something that is a good all rounder as well - most importantly for driving when the sun is lower as going from a sunny to shaded area can be awful for me with glare (yes, I try keep my windscreen clean).

I’ve got it down to the Dark Golf lenses (for golf), with an extra set of Prizm Tungsten Polarised for every day use.

I guess my question is, is it worth the extra for the different lenses to swap out or is the difference minimal? I’d stick to the dark golf only but just a bit worried about glass/windscreen glare for driving; is it that bad? Or vice verse, shall I just stick with the Tungsten Polarised for everything? I understand the whole depth perception thing with reading greens using polarised but being blind in one eye since birth, my depth perception sucks anyway (which I’ve adapted to growing up), and I don’t mind taking them off for putting, I just need something that works well from tee to green.

Anyone got any real world experience with both lenses?

Many thanks in advance!