Toque: a woman's small hat, typically having a narrow, closely turned-up brim.
??? Interesting word.... but....
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??? Interesting word.... but....
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You have to work pretty hard to live in Ohio and not know what a toque is hahahaToque: a woman's small hat, typically having a narrow, closely turned-up brim.
??? Interesting word.... but....
Type it into google images and tell me how many of what you just described shows up.
Layers definitely work but dang its hard to swing with too many... Got some Mizuno heat gear gloves that fit great but I've never gotten used to having one on the right hand... but they keep the hands warm... so its kinda the conundrum...
Ok so the pictures are fine buuuuut... the definition was the first thing that came up on google... It must be French-Canadian? I keed, I keed...
Beanie, toboggan... have a closet full of them. Order a 2 pack for my wife and one for each of my boys. Asked for one with built in led's for Christmas...
Just a new word...
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Who needs a round if golf, I'll be trying this tonight!
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I forgot to add my THP Beanie!!!
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Seems to be the hat of choice!
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I was sold with Baileys.
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Glad were seeing eye to eye now my man!
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Everyone knows about Irish Cream & Butterscotch schnapps, right?
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Over size mittens that fit over your golf gloves.
Use them when traveling between shots.
Most are big enough that hand warmer will inside with your golf gloved hands. They are also (usually) wind proof, and water proof. Easy off, and easy on.
When on, they still allow the user to use their hands. Steering the golf cart, trolley, holding their beer, cigar....etc
Probably $2 at the dollar store.
Use them when traveling between shots.
Most are big enough that hand warmer will inside with your golf gloved hands. They are also (usually) wind proof, and water proof. Easy off, and easy on.
When on, they still allow the user to use their hands. Steering the golf cart, trolley, holding their beer, cigar....etc
Probably $2 at the dollar store.
Out west we've always called those beanies or watch caps - but toque definitely sounds more exotic! Makes me wanna call people "hoser" and end every sentence with "eh?".
For the OP - I admittedly don't play in the cold that a lot of others do, but it do still get cold out here in the desert! We can have temps of high 30s/low 40s at tee time during the coldest months (all 2 or 3 of them, lol!), but it usually warms up to at least the 50s by the time we're done. My cold weather gear is usually wool socks, golf pants, a long sleeve base layer undershirt, polo shirt, vest, jacket and a beanie, errrrr, toque, eh? Layers are key so you can adjust if it warms up.
If it's so cold that I need any more clothing than that, it's too freaking cold to play golf. I'll be at home with a warm mug of coffee in my hand and the heater running.
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haha, it's pronounced "too-k" and I am not surprised Arizona people don't know.
Anybody who's ever seen Bob and Doug McKenzie knows what a toque is, and how to pronounce it!
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I feel bad I've never heard of a toque before. I just always called them stocking hats. Guess I was missing out
Nice warm cup of fresh coffee should be on the list.
You mean that doesn't go without saying?
You know what happens when you assume...
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Need a cart girl to follow me around with all these suggested beverages.
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welcome to the rest of your life hahahaha
Just an old school thermos
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I need to expand my Christmas list this year
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or a fancy new Yeti.
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How much would a yeti the size of those large old school thermos cost. $1k?