WhiteyBear
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Not denying that it's a part of sports, just saying this has been one of those weird conversations. Good conversation yes, weird and gross yes.
Its like when you have kids and all of a sudden you and the other room full of parents start talking about the best ways to clean up baby explosions when you're out and about.
BTW, a great way to not sweat so much, move to a dry climate. I get soaked when I visit Texas in the summer, way to humid. That's why Colorado is fantastic!:clap::thmbup:
Not denying that it's a part of sports, just saying this has been one of those weird conversations. Good conversation yes, weird and gross yes.
Its like when you have kids and all of a sudden you and the other room full of parents start talking about the best ways to clean up baby explosions when you're out and about.
BTW, a great way to not sweat so much, move to a dry climate. I get soaked when I visit Texas in the summer, way to humid. That's why Colorado is fantastic!:clap::thmbup:
If this grosses you out I'm glad he didn't start a thread asking how to prevent Onion Crotch.
Pretty sure this is one of the grossest threads I have ever read. I think this could be the reason there are so few lady golfers.
I'm a really sweaty person myself and used to have problems gripping champion type plastic. I switched to Vibram discs and they have amazing grip no matter how sweaty my hands get. You should check some of their discs out. If you want a fix that doesn't involve trying new discs, a rosin bag and towel are your best bet as stated above.
I always slide the disc between my buttcheeks like a credit card.