The ifrothgolf review
The Swank is Tifosi's everyday lifestyle frame: a low-profile single-lens design built on the brand's 23-gram plant-based Thrive frame with a shatterproof polycarbonate lens. It is pitched at casual wear but the no-slip nose pads and lightweight build make it perfectly usable for a round of golf, a walk, or a run.
What's great
At around 30 pounds it costs a fraction of dedicated golf eyewear and you would struggle to feel it on your face at 23 grams. The hydrophilic nose pads genuinely grip harder as you sweat, so it stays put through a full round. Full UV protection and shatterproof lenses are covered, and the styling is normal enough that you will not look like a cyclist who wandered onto the fairway. The colour and lens choice is huge.
Worth knowing
This is the non-interchangeable single-lens version, so you are committed to one tint, choose carefully for your usual light conditions. It is genuinely a small-to-medium fit, so larger faces will feel pinched and should look at the Swank XL instead. The lenses are not polarised, which some golfers prefer for cutting glare off water and wet greens, and there is no specific golf or contrast tint engineered for reading the turf.
The verdict
Not a specialist golf optic, but a brilliant cheap-and-light everyday pair that holds up fine on the course. If you want one honest pair of sunglasses that works for the round and the clubhouse and you have a small-to-medium face, it is hard to argue with at this money.
