Will you play in the 20's?

[King Cobra II]

Just curious as to whether or not you guys are as crazy (or crazier then I am). I played today when the temp was sitting in the high 20's with a wind-chill of around 10. Who else would do this for golf?

[glebert]

If it's sunny I probably would. Do you use a hammer or a drill to put your tees into the ground?

[Ben]

Not a freakin' chance! Does not compute.

[bogeyhitter25]

I'd do it. That's how it is now up here in New England.

[miller72]

i probably would. I mean, with under armour, i can go out with layers on, and still can be able to swing a golf club. and i walk when i play, so i stay moving the whole time. and to glebert: i would use a hammer

[loopy]

Twenty is pretty chilly. 30's is probably as low as I'd go. Beisdes we just got a couple of inches of snow so the only course that is open suspends play when there is snow on the greens.

[King Cobra II]

The problem isn't keeping the body warm, it's keeping the hands from numbing!

[anthonykim3]

i played this year at 3 degress are you guys talking celsus cause if so 20 is nothing at all i play in 3 degress just put on some pants and a windshirt

[golfkid338]

Just curious as to whether or not you guys are as crazy (

I believe I am, considering I was the the one

without gloves today, not that your foot joy cold weather gloves insulate very well in the first place. Cold weather golf is definitly worth it for anyone who hates playing with crowds. Courses are relatively empty with no waiting on tee boxes. Thats if your willing to brave the elements though, wind can be brutal.

[Dub]

It depends on the wind.

It'd be nice to have one of those small propane heaters that will fit in a cup holder on your cart or pull cart.

It'd also be really cool if someone would market a light heater for your lower golf bag...in the grip area. Think of how nice it'd feel to pull out a club with a warm grip. I must be dreaming again.

[klaymon]

I played every weekend there was no snow on the ground last year. I have 2 rounds where it was 22 degrees out and windy. Layered up and wore a ski mask and knit cap. Had my best scores up to that point on those days. It was funny because I would hit an approach from 80 yards or so and the ball would hit the front 1/3 of the green, bounce like it hit the path and go off the back of the green in the air.

[JawjaDawg]

It depends on the wind.

Next time you play in the cold, grab a dozen hand warmers and throw them in the bottom of your bag

[MiniMoe]

I have many time - even in light sleet and snow. It's hard, but really fun, but you have to walk or you never get warmed up.

[-BAMA-]

i will play in the 20's as long as the wind isnt blowing *too* hard.

ive played in the snow with an orange ball a couple times before.. it was fun. the only thing i dont like about it is the golf cart ride and chapped lips.

i use one of those quarterback handwarmers strapped around my waist to keep my hands warm between shots and wear 2 gloves...

[schapman]

I'm in Canada so playing in the 20s (C, not F) this time of year would be a dream :)

[atrapasuenos]

i played this year at 3 degress are you guys talking celsus cause if so 20 is nothing at all i play in 3 degress just put on some pants and a windshirt

I think is 20° Fahrenheit, that is -6.67° Celsius. At that temperature I will be dying

where I play it's always between 15 - 22 Celsius degrees. Greetings!

[retozimmermann]

The weather forecast for Sunday is -3 to -4° C and I cannot imagine not going for a quick game. Maybe not 18 holes but certainly one or two hours outside playing. It'll be my first time doing that but I am confident that with the right clothes it won't be too bad

[microcrayfish]

It pretty much NEVER gets that cold where I live so I'd probably just skip golf if it was.