Thanks!

Why not smoke a good quality cigar when golfing? You can't enjoy good quality while swinging a club? (never understood this) 🤦

Hell, I will smoke an opus while sitting on the lawn mower.

Chazbo

I agree....what better place to smoke a great cigar than on the golf course......

but I do carry the Padilla 68 Golden Bear or LGC Series R #7 whenever I go to the course to hand out to those who forgot theirs... or when I am stuck behind a slow 4some and need a 3rd or 4th cigar....

Totally agree, I'll throw a nice cigar down on the tee box or green, not really throw but place nicely lol. I take a good variety when I play.

I also agree. But sometime the wind is blowing so hard it make the stick burn like chit.

Little later in the day, I will often have a PDR Sun Grown church or RP Edge Corojo toro or torp.

Skipper,

Just out of curiosity, what would have been the first two you have on the course?

I've had some of the Park Avenue. Good smoke.

I think some think they need a "lower end" stogie in case they step on it, run it over with a cart or some other mishap. They are not that hard to keep track of until at least the 5th or 6th beer!

I like the Perdomo "Golf" cigars. Makes perfect sense, right? Well, so far I like almost all Perdomo cigars...

Confusious say: Smoke what you like, like what you smoke. Love the one you're with. Smoke em if ya gott em

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Ask for Heather!

Tell her I said 'Hi"![whip]

I haven't golfed yet this year, but I have some WOA, Oliva Serie 'G', Ave Maria and Man O' War cigars all ready to go once the rain clears!

Morning tee time... front nine: Partagas Lusitania or R+J Churchill, illusione 4/2g or LP T52 DC

Back nine: Another T52 DC or Tat Gran Cojonu/reserva SW

Afternoon tee time: Bolivar DC, Monte #1 or LP9 Corona Doble.

Same on the back 9 or an Opus X DC.

YO!

M

Actually, no I can't enjoy a good cigar on the course. Too much going on and I prefer to smoke my best ones at home or with a friend while drinking a great scotch and/or beer.

On the course: Perdomo, Ghurka, CAO, Arganese maddy etc. as I don't worry about the complexities of the cigar but rather where the hell the ball is going next .....=;

c3s

+1

Key things to look for in a good golf, fishing, yard type gar:

Relights well and holds flavor through relights

Can stay lit while sitting for periods of time

Durable wrapper in case of being dropped, wind blown, sat down, and bounced around

Not bad price since can be forgotten, roll into dew covered grass, run over, etc........

Any cigar out on the course with my buddy C3S is an enjoyed cigar!

DED