There’s actually a decent amber/yellow tint to the sunglasses that makes them useful on the water (since it’s technically removing a lot of blues). You may or may not find that annoying for ordinary use. There are certainly regular lenses that have an amber tint to them as well, and the shallow blue tint isn’t as strong as something like the amber polarized — the shallow blue tint is probably closest to the fire iridium polarized tint if you’re familiar with those lenses, and not far away from the tungsten iridium polarized, at least from user perspective.

The plus of that model is the addition of the permanent hydrophobic coating, which is only otherwise available in wire models with the nanowires or titanium square wires. The downside is the tint probably wouldn’t be my first choice, but I’d still probably take it over the tungsten iridium polarized which Oakley is pushing as a "normal" lens recently.

The deep blue polarized fishing model would probably be a bit safer since it’s a more neutral tint, and for golf I’d probably suggest finding something with a G30 or VR28 base, and likely even in a different sports performance model like the radar or flak jacket.

If you don’t mind a "normal" yellow/amber tint to your sunglasses, you should be fine with the shallow blue fishing model. However, if the discount is only minimal, you might want to at least look into different models that don’t have the same base tint.
References :
http://oakley.com/innovation/optical_superiority/lens_tints

http://o-review.com/lens.asp