PeakVision is a brand of sunglasses the golf community is familiar with. Makers of fine active glasses, PeakVision’s golf line keeps the glare down without distorting view — which is crucial to golfers as they’re constantly reading greens, distances and landing areas.
Unfortunately, the Stuart, Fla.-based company was burglarized recently with nearly $170,000 worth of merchandise stolen.
According to the company, it was a pre-meditated crime as the high-end sunglasses retail for upwards of $200 per pair. The company lost roughly 90 percent of its merchandise and the criminal investigation is ongoing.
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Fortunately, the golf community the company has given so much to over the years is rallying around it. PeakVision, which made a “Jack Nicklaus Collection,” last year, was backed and supported by Nicklaus and wife Barbara and recently received a flurry of support from Wayne Gary Player — the son of the legendary Gary Player.
You, too, can support the company by contributing to its GoFundMe campaign.
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