Daniel Berger and his caddie Brett Waldman have been working together for most of the PGA Tour season. Berger had three top-10 finishes during the 2021-22 season before getting injured and withdrawing ahead of the John Deere Classic.
It’s tough being on the road for weeks at a time, but bringing your favorite snacks and drinks can go a long way.
Check out five things Berger and Waldman bring to every tournament.
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Banana Almond Butter Sandwich
A peanut butter and banana sandwich. (Photo by Mario Tama/Gettty Images)
The banana almond butter sandwich is a staple snack for the duo. It’s easy to pack, and it’s the perfect size for the course.
2
Nuun Electrolyte Powder Packets
Nuun Electrolyte Powder Packets. (Amazon)
It is very important to stay hydrated while practicing and playing golf all day. Poor hydration can result in poor performance, so Berger and Waldman like to use Nuun Electrolyte Powder Packets.
3
Trackman
A Trackman device is pictured on the driving range ahead of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)
Many professional golfers prefer to use a Trackman launch monitor to gather data about their swing and the flight of their golf balls.
4
Sharpie
Sharpie 12 count from Amazon. (Amazon)
Golfers love their Sharpies. Permanent markers are a must to mark your golf balls in competition. Draw lines, write your initials or draw some shapes to set your golf ball apart from the rest.
5
GoMacro Bars
GoMacro MacroBar Organic Vegan Protein Bars. (Amazon)
GoMacro Bars are a great snack for the course and keep well while traveling. They come in a ton of different flavors and have a balance of protein, carbs and fats to keep you satiated throughout the day.
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