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Cigars & Golfing
Well, I am going out golfing this weekend, sadly flying solo, as my buddy that I usually go with is very busy. Any ways, do you guys take a stogie on the course? What do you do with it when teeing off and shooting? Any thing else I need to know?
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I always bring at least two. I have a cigar clip that I clip onto the cart or I will just set it on the cart. here's a thread for one of BOTLs that sells some clips. http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...highlight=clip |
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I have never golfed alone, or with a stogie, so this is going to be a double whammy for me.
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This is a good question man. I would probably smoke something small. I tried golfing with a big ol' smoke once, didn't turn out too well. The whole hold in your mouth and make a good shot just doesn't work out. That has been my experience. If push comes to shove you can always rest it on the cart somewhere. It is not ideal but ya gotta do what you gotta do. Anyway, enjoy your smoke and your day on the links!
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I was thinking about devouring the Diesel as it is just about ready to smoke.
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I use a holder called the cigar minder. It is great!
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That does look like something I will pick up, but I doubt I can get it here by saturday at 8 am.
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I usually take at least 15. And look into a cigar clip for the cart/bag.:tu http://www.coronacigar.com/products/...igar-clip.html There are a ton of places to get them, this was just at the top of a Google search. |
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The clip is going to definitely be a must have. Especially for the coming summer.
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Damn, you're not too far from me.
A golf outing on 64 between here and there may be in order when it does warm up! |
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If you're taking a cart, the clip on the windshield makes a great field-expedient cigar rest.
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I used to say screw the scorecard and use the steering wheel clip too!
Who cares about strokes, greens hit and fairways anyway when you're enjoying a good stick? |
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St. Lou Stu, count me in! So the cigar clip is a much needed buy eh?
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I will take that as a rhetorical question, and just for the record, the Charmin Bears on TV **** in a field with one or two trees, not the woods.
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Cigar holder for sure and I smoke Churchills as it's a long walk between shots sometimes. I take the gar out and put it in the holder, hit it and do it all over again. I won't golf without a cigar or beer for that matter.
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I have a clip that I use and I usally have a Gran Habano Corojo #5 -- nice stick that will usually last me 9 holes. It also has a nice thick wrapper that can take some (little) abuse from taking it in and out of my clop.
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Beer is still a bit of a far off legal drink for this youngin. What is a good stick(s) that will last me 18 holes? I am taking my diesel for sure any other recommendations?
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I smoke a cigar every time I golf whether it's playing the twilight special by myself or with a foursome. I usually walk when I play and I don't have a cigar clip. When I'm about to make a shot I just throw the cigar on the ground. I'm usually in the rough so it has some cushion:D If I'm actually on the fairway I'll just lightly throw it on the ground. I don't take great cigars on the course with me because I'm not really concentrating on them. If you don't have a cigar clip don't worry. You'll be fine. BTW I'm REALLY jealous that you're golfing. I can't wait...
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Ha, I am finally of age to drive a cart at my local links, so I can't wait to get to drive and not have to walk em.
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Take what you like. I know it is a vague suggestion, but I mean it. I normally take two or three. I'll take a few corona gordas and a robusto or a churchill and a mix of things. If I want to relax after the round, I still have a smoke to enjoy.
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Alright, sounds like a diesel, and maybe a man o war.
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Try to take cigars that don't damage easily - I use the clip but sometimes forget I have the stogie and end up tossing it on the ground like Marcus. I've tried leaving it in my mouth and ended up getting ashes all over my left shoulder :ss
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I've only gone 2x and both times had a smoke with me. It was actually the first thing I packed.
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I use one of these on the course...
http://www.holeinonecigarholder.com/ Can slip it into one of the holes for a tee in the cart, or slip it out and stick it in the turf. Use it all the time... |
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I used to take decent sticks to the course, but I'm done with that.:td
They smoke like ****, you have to relight it 70 times, you leave it on the last hole, your buddy runs it the F over with the cart, etc... So I take things like Flor de Oliva's, Perdomo Fresco's, & Don Tomas.:D |
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Cigars on the course are a must. I like a big stick for the course about med body. As for the clip, they are nice to have, but I just place it near my ball a swing away:tu
In most cases the golf course will pair you up with someone anyway, so you may not be alone. A bad day of golf is better than any day of work. |
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We got some prissy men out there :r I'm with everyone on throw it on the ground, hit your shot and move on.
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Cigar minder.
I never golf without a smoke. It would just seem weird. |
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I always smoke cigars on the golf course. I tend to bring large cheap ones so they last I'm not worried about wasting money on a great cigar. Regarding holders, I use this one http://heaterholder.com/. Before that I would lay it on the seat of the cart or when around the greens/fairways, I would rest the cigar on the extra club (e.g. wedge on the putting green) lit end down, so that the mouth part of the cigar doesn't contact the grass. Golf courses use too many pesticides to be licking on the grass. Just my opinion.
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I don't know if I'd take the MOW. It might make you a little loopy and throw your shots off.
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Always bring cigars, and I lay them on the ground to hit. I"m a man, dammit.
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I play alone most of the time and have at least 4 cigars on the course during a round. I just use the cart or the ground to hold the cigar. I find if I concentrate on the cigar I play better because I don't overthink my game.
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i didn't know it was possible to golf without a cigar... ?
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I don't baby a cigar. I smoke a robusto in about 30 min, toro in 40. |
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I usually rest mine on the floor of the cart with the ash hanging over the edge. The key is to remember to pick it up after a shot. :ss
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I was going to say it if he didn't :D |
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looks like ill be walking this time instead.
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The top two tools on this link are always with me on the course. The cigar minder and divot tool. I highly recommend both. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...26tbs%3Disch:1
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I always bring 5 churchill sized cigars, 3 cigar clips, and 2 lighter to the course. If I get paired up with a stranger who would like a cigar then I take the band off to avoid the "Where did you get this cigar" question.
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I do usually smoke on the course, but nothing special. I can't concentrate on either too much or the other suffers.
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