Golf-shop frame styles should prioritize wearable sun coverage, secure fit, and a clear range of shapes without turning the assortment into technical eyewear claims the products do not support.
Build a practical range
- broadly wearable sunglass shapes
- a sportier or more wrapped alternative when appropriate
- different face widths and bridge fits
- readers suitable for scorecards, phones, and menus
Use visible differences
Several small variations of the same sunglass shape do not create useful choice. Include clear differences in silhouette, color, size, and fit.
Match the club context
Member profile, climate, tournament traffic, travel, and merchandising standards should guide depth. Avoid copying one club’s mix across every location.
Measure the result
Track try-ons, style-family sales, member and guest requests, tournament-period movement, aging, and reorders.
Do not represent ordinary sunglasses as certified protective or performance eyewear unless specifically rated.
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