Would you wear a balaclava on the course?

[EarCat]

I have just received my Thinsulate balaclava in the post (£3 of Ebay, bargain), and was wondering whether it was worth looking like a hijacker to keep my lugs warm on the course, I have already decided that it definitely is, but was wondering if anyone else has/would do this?

 

[HawkeyeMS]

:mmm: Not for me, what's wrong with a wooly hat?

 

[CMAC]

if it was that cold I wouldnt be playing!ne:

 

[HomerJSimpson]

if it was that cold I wouldnt be playing!ne:

Is the correct answer

 

[cleanstrike]

I have just received my Thinsulate balaclava in the post (£3 of Ebay, bargain), and was wondering whether it was worth looking like a hijacker to keep my lugs warm on the course, I have already decided that it definitely is, but was wondering if anyone else has/would do this?

All depends on whether you have a problem with other golfers pointing and sniggering or not I would have thought.

 

[One Planer]

I have just received my Thinsulate balaclava in the post (£3 of Ebay, bargain), and was wondering whether it was worth looking like a hijacker to keep my lugs warm on the course, I have already decided that it definitely is, but was wondering if anyone else has/would do this?

Only if I knock over a post office on my way to the course :smirk:


Being honest, No I wouldn't. I wouldn't wear one full stop.

 

[Rooter]

i wear one when cycling in winter, i love mine! havent considered golfing in it, but i might!!

 

[Liverbirdie]

Full balaclava or eyes only? If eyes only, will look like a terrorist, if full face will look like Russ Abbot's "brook bond" character. But a face warmer and baseball hat style with ear warmers - I only wear them when Baltic, but looks better and keeps the face, head and ears warm.

 

[Marshy77]

I normally wear a Sombrero so yes why not.

 

[woody69]

I wouldn't wear one whilst skiing let a lone on a golf course. If it is that cold that a simple hat and base layer / jumper / jacket wasn't sufficient I'm not sure I'd want to play!

If I saw someone wearing one I'd probably have a bit of chuckle to myself and think they were a bit of a bellend tbh

 

[Doon frae Troon]

I had a wee chuckle when I spotted the OP's hometown!

 

[JustOne]

No balaclava for me... but I have worn yellow marigold gloves over the top of black wooly gloves

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Wear a snood if it gets too cold

 

[MegaSteve]

Wear a snood if it gets too cold

This...

 

[CMAC]

No balaclava for me... but I have worn yellow marigold gloves over the top of black wooly gloves

but what about when you play golf?



:ears:

 

[Deleted member 17920]

I have just received my Thinsulate balaclava in the post (£3 of Ebay, bargain), and was wondering whether it was worth looking like a hijacker to keep my lugs warm on the course, I have already decided that it definitely is, but was wondering if anyone else has/would do this?

Is that a good idea with your location

 

[JustOne]

but what about when you play golf?



:ears:

Didn't realise we were still talking golf..... um,.... forget the part about marigolds!

 

[HomerJSimpson]

No balaclava for me... but I have worn yellow marigold gloves over the top of black wooly gloves

And the frilly apron over the golf strides?

 

[bladeplayer]

Is that a good idea with your location

Good Idea ..? its compulsory


eh.. NO.......is the answer to the OP by theway

 

[EarCat]

Is that a good idea with your location

Without getting too political, Castlereagh Hills fly the Union Jack, as does I.

On a more pressing note, I am quite a precious gent, therefore I will wear my balaclava, no matter how hard you all try to hurt my feelings.