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**Nutpoode** · 08-27-2009, 08:51 PM

It helps even more to lay them next to or across the flagstick. Makes it almost impossible to forget them.

+1. Thats what I do. People have put the flag back in without grabbing my club though, they seemed baffled that I do this.

I learned the hard way. I used to leave wedges behind all the time. Once, I left my putter and wedge behind the green on no. 9 and left. I had holed out with a four iron for eagle (my first and only) and was looking for the ball behind the green when my friend found my ball in the hole. I forgot all about the clubs, but someone turned them in.

I wasn't so lucky the next time I left my wedge behind.

So I started with the flagstick trick. And got labels for my clubs. Haven't left one since.

08-27-2009, 08:51 PM	#7
Nutpoode Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	It helps even more to lay them next to or across the flagstick. Makes it almost impossible to forget them. +1. Thats what I do. People have put the flag back in without grabbing my club though, they seemed baffled that I do this. I learned the hard way. I used to leave wedges behind all the time. Once, I left my putter and wedge behind the green on no. 9 and left. I had holed out with a four iron for eagle (my first and only) and was looking for the ball behind the green when my friend found my ball in the hole. I forgot all about the clubs, but someone turned them in. I wasn't so lucky the next time I left my wedge behind. So I started with the flagstick trick. And got labels for my clubs. Haven't left one since.
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