Scratch Prime Clicker
Rosella Bowlan
Please do not take offense to these terms. They are just definitions that I have come up with, and anyone who carries a single digit handicap or lower is someone who should be feared on the the golf course, and looked up to by younger players and anyone new to the game.
Now that we have discussed the players clubs themselves and what kind of bag that they will play, what about other accessories?
What a player brings to the course, besides his clubs is very important to each and every player. The good player will have some kind of specialty head cover. If that is a dog head cover on their driver, or a Rocket Tour or Jan Craig pom pom head cover on the 3wd, or possibly a expensive limited edition Scotty Cameron putter cover. The head covers a good player puts on his sticks is typically not the factory head cover for their R11 driver. This is not a definitive statement, but more often than not, you will see some kind of specialty head cover.
What you will not see in a good players bag?
Plastic Tees: I am a firm believer in this, you will not see a plastic tee in the hands of the scratch player. You are definitely not going to see a plastic tee that is suppose to perform better. A brush tee, or a cup on one side is something that the good player is not going to take much stock in. Stick with wood, and try to find some that are white.
Ball Washing Machines: Use your towel. There is no reason to use the ball washer. Use your head covers if you have to or your partners shirt tail, but under no circumstances should you be using the ball washer. Just think of this, have you ever seen a ball washer on the PGA Tour?????
Any type of stroke counting machine or those little clickers that umpires use: If you are a good player there is no need to count past 6. My feeling is if you cannot count the shots you are hitting then you are in no way shape or form worried about how you look to other players.
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