Meet the Founder of Easy View Golf Cart Sun Visors

Born and raised in Ireland, Sean immigrated to New York City during the 1960s. He worked for the New York City Board of Education for 30 years.

His fondest childhood memories involve spending time with his father in his woodshop. After Sean retired in 2000, he turned his garage into his very own woodshop.

The Story Behind Our Golf Cart Sun Visor

Sean’s passion for building and fixing anything you could imagine was only rivaled by his love for golf. This passion for the sport brought him to The Villages retirement community in Florida.

During his early morning games, he became more aware of the inconvenience and potential dangers of the sun’s blinding glare. Sean started inquiring about installing visors on his golf cart.

After an extensive search, he realized that this specific item was simply unavailable. He decided to put his ingenuity to the test and made the visors himself.

Sean quickly became the envy of many of his fellow golfers. They all wanted their own carts to better protect them from the Florida sun. Because of the high interest, Sean developed a formal design and patented his creation.

Golf Cart Sun Visors, LLC was officially born. While Sean was inspired by safety and convenience, he admits that finding his ball on the course without the sun’s blinding glare was another motivator.

Testimonials

Dick B.

The Villages, Florida

I like the shades a whole bunch. Not only are they attractive and well designed, they are incredibly useful here in the sunshine state when driving directly into the sun. I also found them useful in shielding headlight glare, either late at night or in the wee morning hours. I’m definitely pleased with them and recommend them very highly.

Rich P.

The Villages, Florida

I can’t believe it took so long for someone to “invent” a sun visor for golf carts. After they were installed, I recognized an additional benefit. If you put the visor in the same position as the windshield, you can lower the windshield and the visor will deflect most of the “wind”. Keep cool in the hot weather, block the sun, ride safer. Nice job Mr. Inventor.