If you had to pare down the contents of your golf bag to the bare essentials, what are the accessories you just have to keep in there? Sam Tremlett runs through the 10 most essential bits of extra golfing kit.
With so many items of golfing equipment on the market today, it’s possible to take a golf bag onto the course crammed full of more kit than the average Artic Explorer would pack for a 12-week expedition. Whether you’re trolleying or carrying, it’s good to be prepared but there’s no need to overdo it. Here are the 10 most essential golf accessories that every player should always have to hand… Leading neatly on to:
Rain glove/s
Not all golfers wear a glove in normal conditions but all will benefit from being in possession of a rain glove, or a pair of rain gloves, when the weather turns wet. Without this innovative product, your grips are liable to become like cylindrical bars of soap after the heavens have opened. Simply holding on to the club through the swing will be an achievement, let alone making a reasonable pass at the ball. A good rain glove actually becomes more grippy as it gets wetter meaning you can focus on the usual worries: ‘Don’t duff it,’ ‘Don’t shank it’ and ‘Don’t miss it,’ without the fear of premature club release clouding your thoughts.
White wooden tees
It’s crazy to venture onto the golf course without a goodly supply of white wooden tees in your pouch. Yes, there are various novelty tees out there that purport to help you achieve more consistency or a better ball flight, but if you watch The Open Championship, how many of them do you see on show? By all means try a new teeing option, but make sure you have those little white wooden ones as tried and tested back-up.
Golf pencil
How oft heard is this utterance on the 1st tee in the Saturday Medal: “Sorry, but could I borrow a pencil?” Don’t be the one to have to say it – Make sure you have a few pencils mixed in with those white wooden tees.
Pitch fork
If you don’t have one of these in your pocket when you tee off for any round; you are a bad person. It doesn’t matter what standard or type of golfer you are; you will make pitch marks. You…
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