Best golf snacks

[Backache]

I Like raw veg but for me it would be a bit of a faff to prepare it for golf.
I generally don't eat or drink anything on the course unless its particularly warm when I am most likely to take water.

 

[Voyager EMH]

"Preparing" raw veg?

Doesn't take much doing for me.

I do not divide food into "fun" and "no fun" categories.
Its all food.
Most edible vegetables are really good stuff to eat, thankfully.

 

[PJ87]

Every time this subject arises it always amazes me how many people seem incapable of going 4 hours without food or drink.

Eat and drink whatever you like but it’s unnecessary.

I find time of year and time of day play a part.

Summer I'm taking 2-3 litres of drink round but today a litre and I'll come back with some no doubt

Then time of day, I try to always eat with kids at 07:30 and 12:30 even if I'm not with them.

So if a round tees off at 10 I'll take "lunch" but today teeing off at 8:10 I won't bother

 

[Deleted member 23344]

Trail mix? Is that what you feed your cat?

Only when he’s on the golf course (if I had a cat).

 

[Pin-seeker]

Peanut M&M’s.

 

[fenwayrich]

I wonder if we play at the same club.
Sausage roll and a coffee after 10 holes - marvellous.

I know 10 isn’t halfway, but that’s where the hut is !!!

Chilwell?

 

[Robin Hood]

Chilwell?

Chilwell

 

[Voyager EMH]

Chilwell

Not played it, but we have a seniors match next July, I believe. Must remember to put my name down.

 

[Robin Hood]

Not played it, but we have a seniors match next July, I believe. Must remember to put my name down.

I might be playing in it myself - look out for the person dressed in green with 14 clubs and a bow and arrow in his bag - my playing partner is called John - he is 6ft 10in and only carries one stick.
Sausage rolls are on me.

 

[Voyager EMH]

I might be playing in it myself - look out for the person dressed in green with 14 clubs and a bow and arrow in his bag - my playing partner is called John - he is 6ft 10in and only carries one stick.
Sausage rolls are on me.

Be warned that when I arrive, my usual greeting is, "Please state the nature of the golfing emergency!"

 

[mikejohnchapman]

I recall getting a Yorkshire Flapjack at a halfway house in Dorset. Suspect it wasn't the most scientifically balanced sporting snack but boy did it taste good!

 

[Oddsocks]

Peanut M&M’s.

We had them in our wedding favours and definitely one of my favourites. Just crap in the summer as they melt.

Yesterdays singles was definitely won by two grenade bars, one on the 7th and one on the 13th. I felt like one of the Mario brothers collecting the super mushroom!

 

[Arthur Wedge]

You’re playing golf not running a marathon

Full fry or some nice Danish pastries for Breakie


Then sausage or bacon sandwich at halfway should do the trick

 

[Bazz]

Pepperami or a banana at the turn. Bit of jerky as I'm going round, only a bit as lb for lb, it must be more expensive than gold.

 

[kp17]

Mothers pride plain loaf, few sandwiches, corned beef an a bit of brown sauce.

 

[GreiginFife]

I usually make a batch of peanut butter based flapjacks on a Friday evening and take some with me out on the course. Good energy source.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I have been having a flask of tea over the winter and a couple of bananas to munch on. Now the warmer weather is here I'll have two water bottles in the bag. One has an electrolyte tablet in and one is plain water. I've got some unsalted cashews and raisins in a tub and will have a banana. As a diabetic I do have to be careful my sugars don't drop