If you are neither short nor long sighted, on your prescription, you will see the word PLANO or PL, or the figure 0 (sometimes 0. Branching out from their San Francisco roots, O’Neill is now known across the globe, and have created a range of innovative and highly reliable sunglasses.

The figure is almost always the same for each eye so if it is just written once on your prescription, do not be confused - you can just add the same figure into both boxes on our form.

The first figure is always the measurement for the right eye; the second figure, the measurement for the left eye. After the examination, ask for a copy of your prescription - the optician is legally obliged to give it to you.

While they won’t make you a better player, a good pair will make your life much easier on the course, helping to reduce glare, stop you from squinting and generally protect your eyes from the sun.All O'Neill polarized lenses are made of polycarbonate, an ultra-durable, ultra-lightweight, impact-resistant material, offering optimal polarization and visual clarity.

Better still is a pair with in-built straps or lanyards, which allow them to hang around your neck when playing a difficult shot. If there are 2 PD measurements shown on your prescription, such as 63/60, this will mean that the 63mm figure is for distance use and 60mm will be your reading or computer PD. AN EXCEPTION TO THIS IS IF YOU'RE MEASURING YOUR PD YOURSELF (Please see above, towards the end of the section: 'How can I find out my Pupillary Distance Measurement? Polarised 55 is a matte transparent blue frame with a grey polarised lens and is designed for unisex. Made from polycarbonate material, O'NEILL OFFSHORE frames are durable, lightweight, and extremely strong, offering high resistance to breakage and to scratching.If your prescription is not too high, (a sphere (SPH) reading between -2 and +2) we can make your sunglasses for you using an average pupillary distance measurement. Treated with a hydrophobic coating to repel water and protect against scratches, these lenses provide superior visual clarity and enhanced UV protection. Polycarbonate is a sustainable material with a minimal impact on the environment, being fully recyclable at the end of its life. So whether you’re hitting the beach or just enjoying a sunny day out, make sure you do it in style with the O’Neill Offshore 2.

Mirror lenses take your sunglass frame to the next level, with a highly reflective and eye catching coating, available in a wider choice of colours. The last thing you want is the sun’s harsh rays leaking in through the side of a small pair of shades. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Finished with shatterproof polycarbonate lenses and an extremely lightweight frame, they offer comfort and protection all day long.Depending on your face shape, a pair of big frames might not be the most flattering, but for golf sunglasses, function has to come above everything else. You can also ask the optician to give you your Pupillary Distance (PD) measurement, although he/she does not have to give you this (there may be a small fee - see our ‘Pupillary Distance' section for more on this). Because of their high overheads, high street opticians need to charge you a lot for both the sunglasses frame and any alternative lenses required. O’Neill HYDROFREAKTM lenses, with high qualitypolarising filters sealed and protected from water damage by adding repellent hydrophobic coat and tough scratch-resistant, backside anti-reflective coating and impact-resistant polycarbonate.