What Do You Eat Whilst Playing

Haribo and chocolate bars.

None of it geared for golf obviously . I'm just walking around for hours so something sweet to pass my lips for enjoyment.
 
I played early last Sunday morning in our roll-up and a member cooked a load of Samosas just before he came out and handed foil wrapped parcels to loads of us with 3 cracking Samosas in each one, I had my first one coming up the 6th, it was gentle at first then the spice started to kick in, it was gorgeous, I then had the other at the 11th, unfortunately I forgot about the 3rd one and its still in my bag at the club :eek:
 
Don't normally have breakfast so by the time we have done the first 9, about 2pm, I feel a little peckish so will get a sausage bap from the clubhouse or if I have been out the night before the last few slices of pizza will do nicely.
 
i normally play in the AM but don't usually have breakfast, so have to have a mars bar by the 6th.. sometimes a sausage bap if im feeling flush. drink only water really. To be fair, i should just fill my own bottle up before i leave.
 
Nothing, I'm there to play golf and have no interest in eating. Certainly don't need anything for several hours. Might partake in a sweet if offered one (Werthers etc, not creme brulee) but water will suffice.
 
if im playing for the club in a match against another club its usually brekky at the local hostlery that we all attend .if its just the monthly medal ,which is normally an early start ,7.30 ish ,its a trip to maccy dees for a sausage and egg mcmuffin meal .on the course if i remember to pick one up out of the fruit bowl it will be a banana and drink will be lemon squash ,a 2 litre bottle of it.
then it will be a kit kat bought from the proshop halfway round. i dont buy it before i go out as the chances are if its warm it will have melted into a choccy mess.
 
HawkeyeMS said:
Unless they have a medical reason then no, I don't believe anyone needs to. They might like to or want to but they don't need to and there is no performance benefit in doing so.
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well most people of course are not going to die of malnutrition during a round of golf of course, I don't have diabetes or similar condition that requires level blood sugars etc, but i do find i need to eat something during a round, doesn't have to be much.
 
HawkeyeMS said:
Unless they have a medical reason then no, I don't believe anyone needs to. They might like to or want to but they don't need to and there is no performance benefit in doing so.
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here comes the qualified nutritionist - probably from the same school as all these PTs in gyms giving nutrition advice
 
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