I currently use the anker earbuds and they are perfect. They don't fall out or even get loose while swinging and are 100% sweatproof. They will hold a charge for about 8 hours as well.

www.amazon.com/.../B016Y8XJCW

I second what Andrew said about the Anker buds from Amazon - the price can't be beat for the quality. I wear them at the range/gym/running and they're completely sweat proof. Great battery life too.

I know what you mean, it annoys me as well. I asked my instructor if I should listen to music because of it and her response was "absolutely not! You start swinging to the rhythm of the music and it will mess you up."

That said, if you feel comfortable with it, anything from Bose works well. I love mine.

I understand about swinging to the rhythm of the music and how that might be a problem. However, the really horrible swing advice/tips I overhear sometimes might be equally damaging, lol

I use to have that issue but I learned to block out the conversations around me. I would love to listen to music when practicing but found my swing listens to the beat and I would have to be very selective to the type of music listened too. I don't listen to music anymore and mentally strengthen myself or as Chuck and Frank mentioned. I have a set of ear plugs in my bag.

I have the bose ones and they are great! i get a little hot while hitting so I take them off for a little while

Well I don't know what your budget is but I have a set of powerbeats that are Bluetooth and they are money. I wear them for my practice sessions here in Florida where the humidity is always hi and never have an issue with the sweat and them falling out of my ears. Plus the sound and how they sit quiet the range around me. Hope it helps

I really enjoy the Beats wireless earbuds. I like listening to music at the range, helps me focus and not get distracted.

I very much enjoy my wireless AirPods from Apple! They work great and if someone walks up I can remove one for the music to pause.

I go to the range when it not so busy or move to an area where it is not so noisy. I do not listen to music on the course so that would not be helpful in me practicing. I am retired, so I can be selective in my practice habits. Go to a hunting supply store and purchase some ear plugs to block out the outside chatter. Walmart might even have them.

If you don't want to hear music or people talking, then head to Lowe's or Home Depot and get a pair of foam ear plugs. Just crush them in your finger tips, place them in your ears and they will expand back. Trust me, you won't hear a thing.

I guess I am just old school, and I know a number of players who listen to music. I just believe that a significant amount of touch and feel is generated by "sound" at impact. Anything that interferes with that limits feel. Titleist even lists sound and acoustics as being an important part of the club design. I find a different area to practice.

Defianatly go with Bose. If you want earbuds get the Bose SoundSport wirless , if you want headphones get The Bose SoundLink 2 wirless. I have both and enjoy them on the range !

I use Apple Airpods and some earhooks that i got off Amazon for them. The earhook keeps them in place as they do fall out for me. They are very comfortable with zero wires.
I enjoy listening to podcasts when i practice- 18strong, NoLayingUp, FriedEgg or TheHoselJockeys are all good choices.

Good luck

I have some Bose wired ones that are great sound-wise, but for wireless, I have the new Beatsx ones and the battery life is no comparison to the others. They don't fit as well as the Bose, nor do they sound as good, but the other features make up for it. They also will charge for two hours use in 5 minutes. I do use them at the range when I'm just having a practice session and don't want to focus and not hear anyone.

I use the BeatsX. I like them and have had no issue with them falling out! I like that you charge them with the lightning cable (same as iphones). There is a quick charge feature that charges the headphones to about 2 hours worth of use in 15 minutes. Pretty handy for when I forget to charge them before heading to the course.

I'm a big fan of the Bose QC (whichever ones are the Bluetooth version with the neckband battery thing). Never used them golfing so not sure if there would be too much rotational play in the neckband, but sound quality and noise cancellation are second to none.

Hi...I don't know if this worked the first time as I may have lost internet connection.

I sell these in the UK....I am the London and South East sales agent

https://aftershokz.co.uk/

The best ones are these

aftershokz.co.uk/.../wireless

They are aimed at runners and cyclists but work just as well on the range....

Have a look and see if these appeal

I use my apple airpods all the time when practicing. They're great because there are no wires to deal with at all. I know they are pretty expensive but I've had them for about 4 months now and so far they are worth every penny I paid for them. Hope this helps.