Capella
Journeyman Pro
What about fine tipped permanent markers instead? Or are they just for Cat 1's that don't make as many mistakes as we do? :mmm:
I'd say it is more a matter of confidence than of skill
What about fine tipped permanent markers instead? Or are they just for Cat 1's that don't make as many mistakes as we do? :mmm:
No freebies at ours either. Just on sale at the Pro Shop for 10p a pop I think - but not sure as can't remember every buying one.
Work give away pencils to customers so every so often I grab a small handful and cut each into 3 golf-sized - et voilà ! Job done.
The other method is to 'borrow' one from a PP and conveniently forget to return it:whoo:
I'm going to write to the committee and ask then to explain just what the hell we get for £1500 a year!
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This the most ridiculous thread ever!![]()
Yes, you're right Del. No place on this forum for lighthearted, fun threads.
Shame on you Slab!!
I was lucky, I received a Mont Blanc golf pencil for Christmas.
You can really feel the quality, not like those cheap one's that feel dead at impact of pencil on scorecard.
I really hope my scores will significantly improve this year!
I keep a decent quality pencil sharpener in my bag for this purpose. Produces a perfect point on my pencils every time!YES, we do have pencils at our Club which are simple, traditional ones, not branded
i usually have around 10 pencils distributed though my bag and trolley
one of our Society always has a knife for resharpening of the pencils with him. he does it for all of us :thup:
Mmmmmm.......buttery soft feel? Is it forged?