Scooter316

Here is a picture of our vodka trophies that we gave to our league champions. The options from the company were Gin, Vodka, or Whisky. The Vodka was the best fit for our budget, although I feel like the whisky would make the etching look good. The nice thing about the bottle, as I mentioned when I gave them out, is that they are a corked bottle. You can always refill it with whatever other drinks you’ve got kicking around. We have a trophy and awards expo in town in a few week where we may go and take a look at other ideas for prizes that are non-golf specific. One that I’ve seen was a custom engraved watch. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I’m wondering what is everyone’s favourite thing they’ve gotten as a first tee gift, event prize, league prize, or other giveaway! The course I am working at is doing engraved bottles of vodka for the Men’s League winning team and I though this was pretty cool. Bonus points if you’ve got pictures! Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

It's sad to say, but such a joy at the same time, to have bought another putter this week. I got a Betty Queen Bee 7 from a demo event that was still in plastic. This makes it so I know have 4 putters from 4 different brands. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Glad someone started this thread! I just wish it was a few months earlier when I suffered my injury. On June 30th, 2017 I was moving a safe at work, which was one of the old style big block with a top door latch, when the safe slipped off of the rollers and the door, which was still open, fell and crushed the top of my finger. After getting to the hospital I spent 6 hours between X-ray, assessments, and finally surgery. The door had crushed the distal phalange (bone above your top knuckle)(the part with the nail) and there was no chance they would be able to re-attach the removed piece. After removing the remaining bone and nail, 11 stitches were used to pull the remaining skin over top and provide me with a nub to work with. 6 weeks of physiotherapy later and my finger was back to full strength again. Looking back on it I am lucky that it was on my non-dominant hand and I didn't have to make any major grip changes. That being said, I did switch from Larkin 3Gen grips to SuperStroke CrossComfort since they were a bit softer and absorbed a bit more vibrations in the club. Crazy thing about the whole ordeal was that I've been playing better since the incident occurred. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

Found a Never Compromise Connoisseur Portofino putter in a bargain bin, original Headcover and grip, for $30. A bit of lead tape later to weight it up a bit and it's perfect.

Custom paint finish companies suck as LabWorks golf. See how good their work is Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

-20*c (-8*F) and about a foot of snow. Simulator golf will keep me sane for a few months Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy