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Old 05-12-2009, 09:24 AM   #24
GenManagerS

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I have to snack on the course quite a bit, or I'll get jittery and grumpy as my blood sugar drops (especially dramatic when I walk)
A couple of years ago, I had my blood sugar drop really low on the 8th hole of my local 9-hole course and neither I nor my playing partners had any food with us. Felt like it was about a 40 or so. I called the clubhouse, explaining that I was in a diabetic crisis, and two minutes later they had someone with a couple of granola bars. I'm a big fan of that course now, and I always carry a couple of granola bars in my bag.

I don't generally eat much, but need to. Never was a fan of "Bars", but I came across the Quaker bars "Chewy chocolate chip" granola bars and really like these.
I really like those Quaker Chewy Granola bars too. I like the oatmeal raisins ones best. Each has 19 grams of carbs so they're just about right.

I bring a bottle of water that I refill at the water coolers/jugs. I'll bring a diet coke in a can to start my round, and then it's water after that's gone.
I do this too. If we have bottled water at home, I'll bring a bottle and refill it at the coolers around the course.
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