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    I regularly golf kilted. I've only worn a sporran once and I didn't like it. It stayed in the car. Now that I have 5 utilikilts, I usually play in one of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin View Post
    I'm not a regular golfer either, but I would think that as long as you don't follow the example of many Xmarks members and pack your sporran with everything but the kitchen sink that the light weight of a sporran would not be an issue when golfing. The more stuff in a sporran the heavier it is and the heavier it is the more it impedes. I would also think a heavy sporran would hurt more when it swings up, as it will come back down.

    Besides do you really need a cell phone, blackberry, keys, wallet, iPod, smokes, lighter, flask, glasses, book, road map, tire iron, Swiss army knife, broadsword, towel, stapler, etc,etc all at the same time? I only carry what I would in the pockets of my jeans.
    I must keep my towel......if I have my towel I can surely borrow anything else I need from Colin's list

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin View Post
    ... I only carry what I would in the pockets of my jeans...
    That's one reason why I wear the Kilt. The pockets of my jeans aren't big enough!!

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    I have played in both my Utilikilt as well as a tradition tartan with sporran. I found that getting used to the swing of the sporran in my swing took a bit to get used to, but I try to golf once a week or so. If you are a duffer just having fun, I wouldn't anticipate it to bother you too much, since you don't have any existing habits to disturb.

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    I have played kilted in an annual tournament put on by Hero's pub in Annapolis, MD since 2002. Always worn my sporran. Never noticed any problem at all.
    I've survived DAMN near everything
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    The only problem i noticed with my sporran was that, due to my metal tassels, i made quite a noise whilst walking about. But it's a great place to keep your tees!
    United we stand, divided we fall. Dropkick Murphys - Boys on the Docks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin View Post
    Hey, in my case it helps my game I don't play anymore simply because I have a wicked left slice.
    Um, would't that be a hook......?

    I never had a problem with the sporran getting in the way. However, my old golfing buddies wouldn't stand behind me while I was swinging away, something about the pleats flying out when swinging.....

    The very best thing I did for my golf game was throwing my clubs in the dumpster. I never looked back....Haven't played since!

    Thunderbolt

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    I've played golf in my kilt before and always with my sporran. But, I also kept my sporran load light when playing. When using good form, the sporran is not a distraction. I no longer golf because of back problems.

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    I think it's mostly in how you hold your club
    Go, have fun, don't work at, make it fun! Kilt them, for they know not, what they wear. Where am I now?

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    Played kilted on seven occassions. Never have worn a sporran while golfing. Kinda feel it's just one more thing to figure out when addressing the ball. (course maybe I should wear one. I'd have something else to blame....)

    And I don't need it to carry anything on the course, I've got a golf bag that I haven't even figured out what a third of the pockets are for anyway.
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