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04-29-2009 03:12 AM #1
If your golf bag was on fire!!!
and you could only save one thing from the bag (give a reason), what would it be?
For me it would have to be cg10 52* wedge. that thing has bailed me out of so many messes. i don't think i could even play a round without it in the bag, it just gives me so much confidence just knowing its there to bail me out next time i screw upwilly
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04-29-2009 03:33 AM #2
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My wallet and keys. That way I can still get home after whole ordeal and I won't have to go through the pain of getting all my ID and cards re-done. The clubs, I could care less about.
"A life lived in fear of the new and the untried is not a life lived to its fullest." M.Pare 10/09/08
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04-29-2009 06:43 AM #3
Yep, I agree with Geoff. If they happen to be in my pocket already, then I'd save whatever clothes I had stashed in there.
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04-29-2009 06:50 AM #4
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04-29-2009 08:18 AM #5
My Alexander Keiths ball marker.. lost that once and its not replaceable.. Prob my Cameron pivot tool too
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04-29-2009 08:35 AM #6
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Wallet and keys.
Interestingly, when a member at Carleton G&YC, I left my wallet and keys in my locker and when they had a fire. When the fire was put out a very kind fireman retrieved them from my unburnt locker. Now, they are kept in my golf bag which won't catch fire unless I leave an extra battery for my range finder in contact with a metal ball mark repairer.
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04-29-2009 08:49 AM #7
Mine will never catch on fire. It's been in the pond on numerous occasions
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04-29-2009 08:59 AM #8
I'm passing on this one----I just checked to see who started the thread
Does the 2nd hole-n-one come easier ?
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04-29-2009 09:27 AM #9
Hmmm
Wallet - that stays in my pocket now after countless trips to the snack shack/club house only to discover that I'd left it in my golf bag.
Clubs - can't say that I have anything "Special" that couldn't be replaced.
Keys - I have duplicates of those
GPS - insurance will cover that
Pride - nope, lost that long ago
I'd have to say ball markers....I have a Wayne Gretzky silver dollar that I'd hate to lose, I also carry a 1917 50 cent piece and of course my Cameron ball marker
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04-29-2009 10:18 AM #10
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WOW, I'm shocked at the number of people who actually leave their wallet in their golf bag. I don't even leave mine in the dressing room when I referee.
Considering how often I leave my golf bag unattended, how quick and easy it is for someone to grab a wallet, and how important everything in it is to my life - the only time it leaves my back pocket is when I go to bed at night.
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04-29-2009 10:44 AM #11
I am shocked you leave your golf bag unattended. I never leave mine out of my sight. As for what I would save, wallet, then driver. The rest i can replace.
I got a fever. And the only prescription is more golf equipment.
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04-29-2009 11:06 AM #12
Everything can be replaced...however the items in the wallet would be the most painful. Other than that I am just thinking no one put this baby out...daddy wants some new sticks!!!
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04-29-2009 11:10 AM #13
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04-29-2009 11:25 AM #14
Club-wise - TM Fairway rescue#2
Possession wise - either my wallet or my cooler bag of beer depending on how many beer I've already had.
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04-29-2009 11:39 AM #15
Water Bottle. Which i would then use to put out the fire.
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04-29-2009 11:40 AM #16
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only thing irreplaceable in my golf bag, walrus head cover my daughter gave me for my birthday, first present she ever bought "by herself". I would risk life and limb to retrieve that. Everything else is just a possession that can be re-bought.
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04-29-2009 11:41 AM #17
my putter. its the new sherriff in these here parts.
Andrew
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04-29-2009 12:15 PM #18
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04-29-2009 12:34 PM #19
if you are at home and your bag is in your garage why would your keys be in your bag??? sure if you're on the golf course but i never said that
willy
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04-29-2009 02:04 PM #20
Bag on fire.....I love everything in my bag, including the bag itself! I would let it burn however; to have an excuse to buy a whole bunch of new equipment!!!! Woohoo!!!
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04-29-2009 06:45 PM #21
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04-29-2009 06:53 PM #22
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04-30-2009 10:21 AM #23
My Crackberry (which I turn off before the round and put in my bag BTW). That way I can take a video of the fire and post to You Tube! Would be an interesting video once that aerosol can of deet went off
Also, my Crackberry seems to have a magical weather radar app that wards off rain (ask DreadedSnowman) so yet another reason to save it. I guess I would grab my wallet and keys while I was at it.I don't have an ulcer - I am just a carrier.
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04-30-2009 10:42 AM #24
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04-30-2009 12:01 PM #25
....I would also save my wallet, keys and blackberry...the rest can be replaced and better yet...upgraded. When we had a basement flood last year my old Ram golf set magically became a bag full of taylor made r7's, burners and odyssey.
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04-30-2009 01:01 PM #26
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Funny no one asked how the hell does your golf bag catch on fire if you are at a golf course?
If I was playing at the course I work at I'd just watch it burn. Only items of any value in my bag then are my car keys. My SkyCaddie can go up in flames, insured, along with the clubs and bag.
I do not carry my wallet when I golf where I work. No need to have cash on hand to buy anything. That can go on my tab.
But I still wonder how that bag is going to be ignited when on a golf course? Only possibility would be a lightning strike. If that was the case you might be dead and not worrying about your golf bag.
As Big Mac said, consider who started this thread.
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