Non Golf items for golf

[Sats]

Does anyone have a non golf designed thing that works perfectly for something in and around the course/practice etc but wasn't specifically designed for use on the course?

I have a damp flannel in my water cooler pouch in a plastic bag - I use it to clean my balls on the green when you need that bit of moisture, but don't want to lick your thumb to wipe away the schmutz.

My friend always has a can of pressurized air (for use on keyboards) to blast his clubs/shoes in and around the course.

What non golf item(s) do you use?

 

[Alex1975]

Berghaus waterproofs. Love them. Super comfortable and waterproof at less cost than the golf equivalent.

 

[Liverbirdie]

Face warmers for winter, normally used by climbers, ramblers and ultras.

 

[Hosel Fade]

Face warmers for winter, normally used by climbers, ramblers and ultras.

Similar, nearly always have some hiking/skiing snood/neckscarf on through the winter

Seen some Callaway ones in the shop now though, clearly must be trendsetting

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Sealskins socks (Military issue) from eBay, greatest invention ever,

 

[Liverbirdie]

Sealskins socks (Military issue) from eBay, greatest invention ever,

Do you wear them for the match also, when Woodison's roof is leaking?

 

[Crow]

Does anyone have a non golf designed thing that works perfectly for something in and around the course/practice etc but wasn't specifically designed for use on the course?

I have a damp flannel in my water cooler pouch in a plastic bag - I use it to clean my balls on the green when you need that bit of moisture, but don't want to lick your thumb to wipe away the schmutz.

My friend always has a can of pressurized air (for use on keyboards) to blast his clubs/shoes in and around the course.

What non golf item(s) do you use?

I prefer to wait until I'm back at home in the bath.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Do you wear them for the match also, when Woodison's roof is leaking?

No water near my armchair😃

 

[Shooter McPowick]

X-Socks - designed as running socks but work a treat on the course

 

[tugglesf239]

I prefer to wait until I'm back at home in the bath.

Genuinely made me chuckle that.

Ha

Well done sir.

 

[One Planer]

The cats scratch post/house is a great chipping aid :thup:

 

[chellie]

I have a damp flannel in my water cooler pouch in a plastic bag - I use it to clean my balls on the green when you need that bit of moisture, but don't want to lick your thumb to wipe away the schmutz.

I have one to use on HID's balls.

 

[lex!]

Bridgedale walking socks

 

[ruff-driver]

 

[Robster59]

A wet non-abrasive scouring pad in a zip-seal plastic bag. Great for cleaning the grooves of my clubs.

 

[Sats]

Lol loving the ball washing double entendres!

 

[need_my_wedge]

Use a brass wire suede shoe brush to clean grooves on clubs. Use baby wipes to clean dirt and grass stains off of shoes, clubs, bag and trolley. Sealskin socks for dry feet, Under Armour snood (bought about 4 years ago) for neck and face in super cold conditions, but prefer the on course stiff bristled brushes for washing my balls....

 

[Sats]

The cats scratch post/house is a great chipping aid :thup:

You'll have to enlighten me on that one - can't picture in my head how