Callaway is one of the world’s most prominent makers of golf clubs, balls, apparel and accessories. That fact in and of itself doesn’t mean they make great sunglasses, but California label managed to do just that with these polarized Sungear Kite offerings.

The durable-but-flexible plastic frames hold polarized crystal lenses with a mirror coating. They’re light on the face, and their shape provides breathing room between skin and plastic to keep moisture at bay. With a price tag just under $100, Callaway is offering top-shelf eye protection that blends style and value when compared to its rivals.

What the reviews say: “I bought these exclusively to play golf and am very happy with them. They fit under my golf hat (Dad Cap), with the bill slightly curved. Very clear lenses, which helped me read the greens. Only complaint is that my golf game has not improved, which I blame squarely on these sunglasses, as there is no other logical explanation!”

Tifosi specializes in making stylish optics that keep the sun at bay without burning a hole in your pocket. In the case of these Crit Sport Performance Polarized Sunglasses, the polarized polycarbonate lens is covered in a scratch-resistant, shatterproof coating that offers plenty of helpful contrast. The frame shape lets the vented lenses boost airflow to reduce fogging and sweating, so you won’t lose track of the hole on your next chip shot.

At less than $80, these shades serve up fashionable flair for less. Tifosi throws in adjustable rubber nose and ear pads that keep the glasses in place through any golf swing.

What the reviews say: “I bought these sunglasses specifically for playing golf and to help me find golf balls as many of the holes on our golf course have hidden landing spots. They are really good at helping the golf balls show up even among blown leaves.”

The lines of the Oakley Holbrook sunglasses are as classic a style as the fashion world can manage. With their simple, solid and straight edges cutting a narrow profile across your face, the Holbrooks provide a dose of confident functionality to your game.

It’s their common, reliable fashion that make the Oakley Holbrooks easy to match for prescription lenses. For golf purposes, their plastic frame sits on the face comfortably enough, and the polarized lenses include Oakley’s UV Protection Coating, which ensures they’ll protect your eyes as from tee to green. Choose from nearly 20 different lens and frame combinations to find the pair that meets your needs and elevates your kit.

What the reviews say: “What more can you say… these are Oakley Holbrook sunglasses with my own lenses in! I asked about my personal, older pair being reglazed and it worked out cheaper to get a totally new pair, with red iridium prescription lenses fitted! Quality is what you would expect from Oakley, so no need to comment.”

What makes these Oakley Half Jacket 2.0 XL Sunglasses stand out from the rest isn’t their vented lenses or sporty styling, but their novel ability to swap different lenses on demand. Oakley makes a selection of plastic lenses that plug in and out of the Half Jacket’s very modern plastic frames, so you’ll never find yourself competing with lenses that aren’t fit for the occasion.

You can select mirrored or shaded lenses with polarized or non-polarized coatings and amidst those options, you can choose between different color tints that fit your preferences, please your eyes or match your outfit. Each pair comes with a complementary leash to prevent the shades from wandering off, and a care kit to keep the lenses in tip-top shape.

What the reviews say: “These are the best sunglasses for golf! The instant I put them on I knew I’d love them. You can see the slopes in the green so clearly and I can track the ball off the drive so much better than my regular polarized glasses. I have a narrow face and these XLs are much better than the newer XLJ model.”

In this case, the name says it all. The Under Armour Big Shot Sunglasses are made with Ultralight ArmourFusion Frames that improve strength and durability. You can keep these in your golf bag and carry them from dale to dale with confidence. They’ll bounce to duty when 18 holes call, and they’ll never let you down along the way.

The Under Armour Big Shot Sunglasses include non-polarized polycarbonate lenses with a UV protection coating. Under Armour makes the lenses with contrast enhancement that allow you to read the green more easily, and a UA STORM lens coating adds additional sun protection.

What the reviews say: “These were a good buy for the money. They are very similar to my Oakley sunglasses for a lot less money. I got these primarily for golf but I have used them for driving and general wear and they have worked great. Would buy them again.”

They might not be as ergonomically athletic as some of the more goggle-ish sunglasses in this collection, but if on-course style is important to you, then you can’t go wrong with a pair of aviator shades from Maui Jim.

The Castles Aviator Sunglasses are as classic as aviators get these days. Still, to do the very real job of protecting your eyes from outdoor glare, the Maui Jim lenses serve up the traditional, metallic frame (nickel, in this case, while the polarized lenses are made of glass instead of plastic. That’s unusual for modern consumer sunglasses, but we really appreciate the attention to detail that helps these puppies stand out at the local country club.

Aviator styling might not stay in place as well as some of the head-pinching, wrap-around designs in this gathering, but you’ll look fashionable even while hitting a lousy shot.

What the reviews say: “Magnificent sunglasses. Regular aviators are too long for my face but these fit perfectly. Whatever Maui Jim does to their glass is more than just marketing, it’s like seeing the world through an entirely clearer and more focused view. Zero glare and zero distortion.”

Cross training is a familiar word in Nike’s famous climes, and these Nike Golf Cross Trainer Sunglasses serve perfectly well on the golf course before accompanying you to whatever athletic activity comes up next.

These sahdes are made up of an acetate frame, and the composite—but non-polarized—lenses have a mirror coating that takes advantage of Nike’s patented Max Optics Lens Technology to capture what the company terms “precise visual information at all angles of view.” Suffice to say, you can see clearly whether you’re teeing off or toeing the line before a big race.

What the reviews say: “I’m very picky about the fit of my sunglasses and I couldn’t be more pleased with these Nikes. The sunglasses arrived in perfect condition but don’t come with a hard case or cleaning cloth. The fit is awesome and I don’t even know they’re on my face when I’m wearing them.”