What DON'T you consume before/during a round?

I simply cannot mix coffee and golf. It is a sure fire way to hit the ball like crap and score equally as crappy.

What types of food/drinks do you avoid when golfing?

I try to avoid all forms of caffeine for the 24 hours before a round.  I try to minimize sugar in that time period, too, although I tend to bring a PB&J; and some Powerade to the course with me, so that might be a bit silly on my part.

Alchohol.  I wont drink any beer or liqour before or during my round.

I try to avoid heavy breakfasts such as breakfast burritos so I don't have to duece mid-round. pretty much nothing can kill your momentum better than that...

Eggs and pancakes don't go down well for me. Separate or together.

I would have to agree here.  Had this issue just after check in Sunday and the round just never got started right.  Didn't feel right hitting the ball to start and threw the rest of the round off.  I drink so much coffee normally, if I don't have a cup on the way to the course, I play like crap.

Left over spicey chicken sandwitch............its never fun having to turn around on the 3rd or 4th hole and racing back to the club house HAHA trust me.

Well that's no fun.  At least if I drink early in the round, I know I will slowly get better.

Just kidding.  I am astonished at the amount of empty beer cans I find in the trash at every hole.

Peanut butter, fruit, and even a bagel is healthy energy for my round.

Sugar or Alchohol, I get the shakes if I eat sugar, I stay away from it and eat foods with protien and carbs.  I don't necessarily avoid alchohol, I'm just not much of a drinker, plus I'm allergic to most of the grains in beer, whiskey, burbon and such, so I get a horrible sinus headache if I drink the day before I play or while I'm playing.

I have no such limitations either before or after a round.  I play the majority of my golf in the early morning, so there is no time to consume mass quantities of anything (Coneheads reference).  Even when I play later in the day, there is no limitation.

Ditto.  Quite frankly, I've never found anything to affect my game to such a degree that I'd have to avoid it simply to play - alcohol included.  I've shot lights out while both stoned-cold sober and with a slight buzz, and have sucked big time in both states of mind.  If I had to worry about the littlest things I consumed - like sugar, caffeine, etc. - and how it affected my game, I think I'd give it up.  Golf is supposed to be fun, not a strenuous workout or a test of endurance.  If I'm going out for a 2-mile run or a session on the weight bench, I might limit my intake of specific things for a couple hours prior, but for a round of golf?  Please......

Same. My normal pre-golf consumption is 2x bacon sandwiches, 2x coffees, a glass of OJ and occasionally a Red Bull (caffeine doesn't affect me but I love the taste of coffee/Red Bull).

During the round I have a Mars bar and Coke Coca Cola with me. Needed to clarify that one! ;)

I don't really avoid anything. Maybe spicy foods that would have me stopping at the 9th for 20 minutes, but other than that I am fine.

I'll try and not be hungover, but that's not always the case.

I don't like to eat too much on or during the round. But I like to consume 2-3 screwdrivers before the round and a bunch of beers during the round - helps keep my nerves calm!

If I don't have my coffee I will be severly cranky and quite possibly a pounding headache. I like to have some eggs and hash browns before a round though, I can't golf on an empty stomach. No beer or alcohol for me though

I like to have a light meal before heading out and in the hot summer months a couple of ice cold Keiths IPA