Prime Day 2022: The best Amazon deals on sunscreen and sun protection products for golfers

This lightweight, gel sunscreen doesn't just smell great, it is also good for your skin—and is crafted with the planet in mind. The cruelty-free, coral reef-safe formula is made with Oxalis triangularis, aka. the “Jeju Island Love Plant,” and Vitamin E to protect your skin from environmental damage.

In addition to providing daily defense against sun damage, the minerals infused in this fragrance-free cream work to tighten, brighten and protect delicate skin cells (read: reduce signs of aging)—now ready to be a part of your skincare routine at less than the full-price ticket.

We should all aim to be that person on your buddy’s trip with the hook-up for the after-sun. This rose, menthol, and aloe-infused gel works to soothe damaged skin and ease any UV-related burns. It’s also typically included in Prime Day sales, so stock up, apply liberally and pass it to your golf partners.

Because your lips are skin, too. This natural mint and shea butter balm has green tea to offer cooling and healing properties, which will keep your lips smiling in the sun, wind and extreme temperatures. There’s three in the pack, so you can keep one in every nook and cranny of your golf bag.

Ideal for sensitive skin, this antioxidant-rich fine mist comes in a slim bottle that’s perfect for tossing into your game bag. The French spritz soothes skin irritated from sun and sweat, and it’s easily shared so you’ll win friends on the course (and look refreshed when you hit the club for a post-game drink).

Attention, hat people (and all people): Spritz this pro-favorite product all over your hair for hydration and UV-protection. It’s eco-conscious and made in the USA, and smells refreshingly woodsy.

You’ll rival the course in being a force of nature with this plant-packed, science-backed sunscreen. It’s made from a cocktail of naturally-derived ingredients, including marigold and black chokeberry, that evens skin tone and protects your cells from harsh lights, including those emitted from your smartphone.