I don't think that's the Claret Jug in Game of Thrones

[nevets88]

What say you?

[billchao]

It's definitely a Claret jug, but it's not the Golf Champion Trophy.

[Ernest Jones]

16 minutes ago, billchao said:

It's definitely a Claret jug, but it's not the Golf Champion Trophy.

I agree, it's not "The" claret jug. I believe claret is what the Brits call burgundy wine. Probably tons of jugs out there, but his one is not the One. 

[Buckeyebowman]

4 hours ago, Ernest Jones said:

I agree, it's not "The" claret jug. I believe claret is what the Brits call burgundy wine. Probably tons of jugs out there, but his one is not the One. 

No. It's what the Brits called red Bordeaux wine! Burgundy is called Burgundy, either red or white.

[boogielicious]

9 hours ago, Buckeyebowman said:

No. It's what the Brits called red Bordeaux wine! Burgundy is called Burgundy, either red or white.

I don't know if I would drink either out of that jug. Hard to clean I would think.

[WUTiger]

Claret jugs aside, a more pressing Thrones question:

Let's say I just put a 7 iron shot onto the green, and a dragon flies by and flames the green. Can I just take 2 putts and go onto the next hole, or do I have to replay the approach and putt out through the smoldering turf?

I've been worrying about this ever since the recent dragon episodes. (Don't mean to go off-topic, this might fit better in The Rules of Golf forum.)

[NCGolfer]

On 9/29/2017 at 9:53 PM, Buckeyebowman said:

No. It's what the Brits called red Bordeaux wine! Burgundy is called Burgundy, either red or white.

A Burgundy jug would be lighter with a wider base.