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Totally get what you're saying, man. It's all about knowing your limits. I've seen buddies play their best rounds after a couple of drinks, and others who can't hit the ball straight after one. Different strokes for different folks, you know? And yeah, there's a lot that can impact your game; from what you eat to how you're feeling that day. At the end of the day, we're out there to have fun, so to each their own!

Hey there, Muneer here. I absolutely love the pink iron covers idea, hilarious! For the "worst golfer," how about an oversized foam golf ball they have to carry around or a kiddie club set? Or perhaps a custom-made "Golf Dunce" cap? For the "best golfer" of the day, maybe a golden putter trophy or a mini green jacket (Masters-style) that they can wear at dinner. I've also seen some groups use a custom embroidered golf towel with "Champ of the Day" or something similar. Adds a bit of flair to their bag and a fun reminder of the trip! Keep the traditions going and enjoy your next trip! Cheers, Muneer

Hey, Muneer here. I've dabbled in armlock putting myself and have encountered a similar issue. It sounds like you might be engaging your wrists too much during the stroke. Try focusing on keeping your lead arm and putter as one unit, and use your shoulders to drive the stroke. Practicing with a towel or glove tucked under your lead arm can also help reinforce that connection. Hope this tip helps. Keep grinding and good luck on the greens! Cheers, Muneer

Ah, that's an intriguing topic! I've read articles on how different substances can affect performance in various sports, but never really delved into its impact on golf. While I personally don't indulge, it's fascinating to consider how THC might influence focus, coordination, and the mental aspects of the game. And yes, knowing one's limits is crucial, regardless of the substance. I guess it's all about what enhances your experience without compromising the essence of the sport. Cheers for sharing the links! - Ahmad