Dean, A solution I use is the one Dr. Crag Farnsworth suggests in "See It & Sink It". For a right-handed golfer, the left lens is single vision and the right lens is bi-focal. The bi-focal part is positioned low and right (or even on the extreme right side). The bi-focal is "half-moon" shaped, which greatly reduces the incursion of the bi-focal into your field of vision.
Using this configuration the bi-focal doesn't interfere with your "full swing" or putter vision at all. In order to write your score you look downward toward the right side.
An even cheaper way to do this, but I haven't tried it, is to use single vision in both lenses and put one of those plastic "stick-on" bi-focals, trimmed, on the right lens.
/Ed
DeanS wrote:
My wife used to be a nurse and they used bifocals that were placed at the TOP of their glasses. I hadn't thought of that but maybe that would be a help for reading the score card! Right now in our seniors group we all try to shove the job of score keeping off on the other players. DeanS
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