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I can't do water (taste) so I buy those low calorie drink mixes like crystal light. Keeps me hydrated without the extra calories. Soda makes me cramp in the heat, and beer isn't my thing. Besides, I have enough troubles without strapping on the goggles.

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water, gatorade, and one course i play only serves power ade(disgusting) so i drink that when i play there. i never drink alcohol on the golf course. for me it's like playing soccer or basketball with alcohol, kind of defeats the whole purpose. almost forgot, i love perrier with some lime in it. but it doesn't hold up well to heat, and you've got to drink it fast because it'll lose it's fizz.
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I prefer Arizona green tea, but I've never seen a course that sells it so I have to pick it up on my way. If I don't have time, or I forget, Coke or Gatorade is just fine.

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Water. Usually just fill up a Nalgene type bottle, but occasionally forget that and just try not to think too hard about what might be coming out of the water fountain near each tee box.

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Strictly water this year. Essential, life-giving, birdie-making water!!!

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A medium coffee if it's an early morning start, after that it's Gatorade or water.

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Strictly water this year. Essential, life-giving, birdie-making water!!!

'Don't drink water, fish •••• in it!'

I drink only water as well, try to protect my teeth. A tip for those who like very cold water or wish to maintain water cold on the course for a long time: Take a plastic bottle (any size you wish), fill it half full or little less and put it sideways in the deepfreezer (so that water does not touch the cap). After the water has frozen fill the rest of the bottle with water and head for the course. Ice in the bottle melts gradually and keeps the water very cold.
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Water, water, water.

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Water and I finish with either a Gatorade or Arnold Palmer. I always have a jug of water when I play.

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Water, I do the Nalgene bottle too. Why spend the money on bottle water when I can just pour in some of my cold Brita filtered water. If I drink beer, my favorite on course is Newcastle Brown Ale in a can. Makes bogeys feel not so bad!
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Water in a huge bottle. Sometimes I'll have a bottle of orange squash alongside it too. Water keeps my attention span up, and I can play for much longer I find. Which is always a good thing!

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