How would you spend a £100 golf voucher?

[MarkT]

Just for a bit of fun (this is NOT a competition!) - if you were to have £100 hand-out how would you spend it? It can be on anything to do with golf so a green fee, or contribution to one, or the same with a club, clothing, shoes, anything...

I think I'd head to the coast and get in 18 holes somewhere amazing links-wise. Just had a look and the winter green fee at Wallasey is £80 which would leave me with enough for a bit to eat

We'll use the best replies online, cheers

 

[jmf1488]

Probably add 20 quid to it and buy a pair of trousers.

 

[Orikoru]

Probably spend most of it yet more golf attire - trousers, midlayers, polos... and the rest I'd just squander.

 

[IanM]

I am at Birkdale later in the week, that might cover the first 10 holes!

 

[upsidedown]

I did have £85 in my account until my good lady spent it the other day ? and was going to use it to re grip my clubs

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I think I would use it for a new 52° wedge, it is the one I use most around the green. My current one is pretty worn and it needs replacing.

Any left over would go towards playing a fun, local, away course.

Not a very exciting answer, sorry.

 

[chrisd]

Quite likely do the London Club winter deal that Dando posted about just now

 

[Dando]

i'd buy iron covers, pink castle tees, scoring beads, ball retriever, golf ball monogrammer, golf ball finding glasses and black socks

 

[Imurg]

i'd buy iron covers, pink castle tees, scoring beads, ball retriever, golf ball monogrammer, golf ball finding glasses and black socks

Replenishing your stock then.....

 

[Beezerk]

Some winter golf boots and maybe a polo shirt with the change.

 

[Orikoru]

i'd buy iron covers, pink castle tees, scoring beads, ball retriever, golf ball monogrammer, golf ball finding glasses and black socks

So you're the one who's been telling my family what to get me for Christmas.

 

[Slab]

Post round Lunch and a bucket of beers for the fourball in the sunshine

 

[Oddsocks]

I’d bank it. Boring I know but I don’t need anything at present so it would be a pointless exercise. If I had to spend it then it would be on range balls to get me through the winter nights….. or gin!

 

[jim8flog]

I have this problem nearly every year - what to do with my proshop credit?

I have got a load of stuff bought that was not really needed. Bags, balls, wedges

So if it could be used anywhere probably a green for a course not played yet in this area. Need a bit more for the one I am thinking of (Remedy Oak).

 

[thebigreason]

I'd treat my brother to some nice new TP5 Pix balls. He's often chucking a few my way as we go round, would be nice to repay the favour and treat him for once.

 

[chico]

I would play Gleneagles Queens course and use the £100 to buy a sandwich and coffee after the round.

 

[davidy233]

I would play Gleneagles Queens course and use the £100 to buy a sandwich and coffee after the round.

Got a round on the Queens in July and had golf and a sandwich for less than a hundred each - coffee might have taken it over the ton.

 

[chico]

Got a round on the Queens in July and had golf and a sandwich for less than a hundred each - coffee might have taken it over the ton.

A bit tongue in cheek (only a bit mind you)

 

[davidy233]

A bit tongue in cheek (only a bit mind you)

Two of us for golf were £180 quid - lunch (burger and chips, a cola and sticky toffee pudding each was £52 quid) not cheap at all but same sort of price for food as the Links clubhouse at St Andrews a few days later. I'd never actually thought about Gleneagles as somewhere I wanted to play and definitely my pre conceived idea was it would be a rip off - wasn't at all really - staff were brilliant, course was beautiful, food was decent. We'll probably go back to play the Kings on a twilight next year.

 

[davidy233]

I'd be telling the missus that with Mark's £100 gift we could get our names in the Old Course ballot and play on Wednesday for £160 odd quid between us - I could sell that to her.