Every golfer knows that it’s important to wear sunscreen on the course, and reapply it religiously. Spending hours under the sun’s harmful rays can be very damaging to your skin if you’re not careful.

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At this point, we all know the importance of applying sunscreen every damn day (even in winter, people!). But what’s this UPF you speak of? We’ve seen it marked on some of our favorite athletic-wear, ...

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Spending time outside is good for your mental and physical health, but all that extra sun exposure can result in serious health consequences if you aren't protecting yourself. You might think, "Hey, ...

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With Memorial Day having kicked off the summer vacation season, you may have headed to the beach or lounged in your back yard to soak up some rays. Perhaps, you used sunscreen — and even reapplied it.