Looking for a cigar holder for the golf course

Without a doubt, the Little Judy is the way to go. They're incredibly inexpensive and I've being using mine for years (in fact, I've only actually had one break in over 8 years...pretty durable for a sub $10 piece of plastic, eh?).

Originally Posted by SMW

Without a doubt, the Little Judy is the way to go. They're incredibly inexpensive and I've being using mine for years (in fact, I've only actually had one break in over 8 years...pretty durable for a sub $10 piece of plastic, eh?).

This is absolutely the NEXT thing I am purchasing. This is exactly what I need. Great suggestion! FYI, the plastic version is much cheaper, around 3 bucks. The aluminum ones are in the 12 dollar range... I cannot wait to use this.

Originally Posted by 19thHole

This is absolutely the NEXT thing I am purchasing. This is exactly what I need. Great suggestion! FYI, the plastic version is much cheaper, around 3 bucks. The aluminum ones are in the 12 dollar range... I cannot wait to use this.

Glad to hear it...you can also find different versions by simply typing "Little Judy" into Google. But I'm glad I could help. Hopefully the greens in Ohio aren't quite as wet as they are here in Oregon.

[MikeyC]

Originally Posted by SMW

Without a doubt, the Little Judy is the way to go. They're incredibly inexpensive and I've being using mine for years (in fact, I've only actually had one break in over 8 years...pretty durable for a sub $10 piece of plastic, eh?).

These are pretty good. I've had one for years. I only have two complaints:

1. You have to stoop over constantly to pick it up and put it down.
2. The little "posts" on the side of the platform limit the RG of cigars you can put on this. It takes a good size cigar to overload the LJ, but I don't like that limitation.

Last year, I bought a "tee gar" like device on c-bid. It was made by Wilson. It was a decent design but the quality of the plastic and durability was awful.

Originally Posted by MikeyC

These are pretty good. I've had one for years. I only have two complaints:

1. You have to stoop over constantly to pick it up and put it down.
2. The little "posts" on the side of the platform limit the RG of cigars you can put on this. It takes a good size cigar to overload the LJ, but I don't like that limitation.

Last year, I bought a "tee gar" like device on c-bid. It was made by Wilson. It was a decent design but the quality of the plastic and durability was awful.

I agree with you on the stooping over part for sure. At the very least, it forces us to want to take lesser strokes I guess. But I've heard very similar reports on the Wilson piece. You would think a major manufacturer like a Wilson would make a better product. Too bad though.

[rizzle]

Be a man and put it on the ground, you bunch of elitist snobs.

Sheesh!

[s15driftking]

Originally Posted by rizzle

Be a man and put it on the ground, you bunch of elitist snobs.

Sheesh!

You are right... i'll use my teegar... and you can grow a 3rd ear from all those grass chemicals!!!

J/k of course!

Originally Posted by rizzle

Be a man and put it on the ground, you bunch of elitist snobs.

Sheesh!

I know, I know...it's more of a habit now then anything else.