Caps, golf visors for children
Our Caps, Visors page brings together our tips for protecting young golfers from the sun: adjustable golf caps, visors that allow the head to breathe, light and breathable fabrics, and good sun protection habits during long days at the driving range and on the course.
Safe from the sun, from the golf school to the course.
Protecting Children from the Sun
A round of golf lasts several hours, often in bright sunlight, over large open spaces. The skin and eyes of children are particularly sensitive to ultraviolet rays. A cap or visor protects the face, reduces glare during swings, and helps the child track the ball's trajectory. It is also part of a golfer's outfit, along with the polo shirt and trousers, from golf school onwards.
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Two Types of Protection
The cap covers the entire head and also protects the scalp, ideal in high heat and for children with fine hair. The visor, which only covers the forehead and eyes, allows the head to breathe and is suitable for mild days; it easily accommodates a ponytail. Models made from technical fabric, lightweight and breathable, wick away sweat and dry quickly. Light colours reflect heat better.
Choosing the Right One
Choose a cap with a adjustable closure, either Velcro or a buckle, to fit the child's head size and accommodate their growth. It should stay on without being too tight, even during the swing. Complete the protection with sunscreen on the face, neck, and ears, and bring a water bottle to stay hydrated regularly. Wash the cap by hand in lukewarm soapy water and dry it by shaping it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Cap or visor: what should a young golfer choose?
The cap covers the whole scalp and protects the scalp, useful for children with light or short hair. The visor allows the head to breathe in high heat but requires sunscreen on the top of the head.
How do you adjust a golf cap for a child?
Adjust the back closure so the cap fits without pinching the forehead and does not fall off during the swing. The visor should protect the eyes without obstructing the view of the ball at address.
Is wearing a cap mandatory in golf?
No, but it is part of the classic golfer's outfit, along with the polo and trousers or shorts. On a course for several hours in bright sunlight, it is strongly recommended for children.
What material should you choose for a children's golf cap?
A lightweight and breathable fabric, made from technical polyester, wicks away sweat and dries quickly. A light colour helps limit heat buildup, and an inner sweatband prevents sweat from running into the eyes.
What habits should be adopted for a sunny day of golf with a child?
Apply appropriate sunscreen before heading out and reapply during the game, remembering the neck and ears. Bring a water bottle, a cap, and sunglasses for long days at the practice.
