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**NarunapyCalry** · 07-14-2012, 04:50 AM

Depends how bad the rain is. If you get stuck playing in the rain bands of a tropical storm for instance, it doesn't matter what you do or have on. You're going to be completely soaked. At that point you just keep the glove on the entire time and don't expect to shoot a good score.

If it's just a random rain shower, just do your best to keep the grips and glove dry and expect to hit an extra club into the greens etc.

I think we have some experience with the former.

I don't mind playing in the rain, just give me some kind of cover for my bag, some rain gloves, and maybe a jacket. If its cold and rainy you can forget it. The only problem is here in florida if it is raining in the summer, there is probably associated lightning. I'm not playing that game.

07-14-2012, 04:50 AM	#13
NarunapyCalry Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 383 Senior Member	Depends how bad the rain is. If you get stuck playing in the rain bands of a tropical storm for instance, it doesn't matter what you do or have on. You're going to be completely soaked. At that point you just keep the glove on the entire time and don't expect to shoot a good score. If it's just a random rain shower, just do your best to keep the grips and glove dry and expect to hit an extra club into the greens etc. I think we have some experience with the former. I don't mind playing in the rain, just give me some kind of cover for my bag, some rain gloves, and maybe a jacket. If its cold and rainy you can forget it. The only problem is here in florida if it is raining in the summer, there is probably associated lightning. I'm not playing that game.
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