Snacks for the course?????

[Dellboy]

Sweets..nuts..fruit..flapjacks !!!

No wonder why we have a problem with slow play, everybody stopping for a picnic instead of playing golf.

Man-up, its only 3-4 hours, eat when you finished.

 

[Val]

busy office then


*edit* Christ there have been two serious replies so far:rofl:

*edit 2* now 4 :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Do you honestly think mine is serious?

 

[Break90]

Nature Valley do these really nice peanut bars, very tasty and not too bad nutrition-wise. Lots of water.

Unless I'm in a rush and forget then it's Snickers and Coke from the pro-shop

 

[CMAC]

Do you honestly think mine is serious?

of course not- who would take two packets of crisps :ears:

 

[CMAC]

Nature Valley do these really nice peanut bars, very tasty and not too bad nutrition-wise. Lots of water.

Unless I'm in a rush and forget then it's Snickers and Coke from the pro-shop

this thread just keeps on giving

 

[pbrown7582]

Its a mars bar and a blue powerade. everyone knows that

not a chance got to be RED

 

[Val]

of course not- who would take two packets of crisps :ears:

1 before each can of Magners

 

[woody69]

I assume this is to go in your break90 vending machine?

 

[Dan2501]

#Magic.

 

[rob_golf1]

#Magic.

Coach Lockey influence?

 

[HawkeyeMS]

Water, what else can you possibly need?

 

[the smiling assassin]

If it's over lunch or dinner, a cheese and jam roll (cheddar and raspberry), banana, a couple of freddo's and a water bottle staight out of the freezer.

 

[brysoni23]

Man-up, its only 3-4 hours, eat when you finished.

No chance 6 - 7 meals a day roughly 2 hours apart is my routine. I would be marvin after 4 hours with no food.

 

[rksquire]

Banana, Water & Deer Antler Spray

 

[NorfolkShaun]

Normally on the ninth tee i open up the picnic basked and myself and the rest of my 4 ball or WI enjoy scones clotted cream and home made jams, the biggest problem I find is keeping the tea properly hot and in this heat at times the clotted cream has gone a little soft and at times even runny.

With regard to slow play we never have an issue with slow play on the back nine as this tends to leave us a nice gap in front and we rarely get held up, all in all this makes for a wonderful round.

 

[two-clubs]

Sweets..nuts..fruit..flapjacks !!!

No wonder why we have a problem with slow play, everybody stopping for a picnic instead of playing golf.

Man-up, its only 3-4 hours, eat when you finished.

This.

 

[LanDog]

A drink. Water or flavoured water. If I'm hungry, Alpen cereal bars are really nice. Came in handy when I was dying on day two of the ICC

 

[londonlewis]

I tend to eat a big breakfast before I go to the course which includes multiple poached eggs.
I then take a big bottle of sparkling water and that tends to do me.
If I was to eat on the course I would either have some fruit or maybe a snickers.

 

[lex!]

Am trying to shed a few pounds so take some diet coke and an apple and a banana. Playing partner always insists on sharing a small bushmills before we start the 10th.

 

[dontfancythisputt]

2-3 bottles of water this time of year and normally always a banana or apple. Some nuts on occasion if the wife has been kind enough to add them to the shopping list.

Often a flask of coffee for the frosty winter league mornings.