Golfers abuse their clubs 27 times more than they do their shoes.

Clubs can feel pain.

Humiliation rarely elicits a positive response in the club.

“Spiking” the club back into the bag is club abuse.

Not cleaning your club after a round is NOT club abuse. Running over that club with your Land Rover IS club abuse.

Putters are clubs, too.

Just because a driver is a larger club does not mean it can handle more abuse.

The putter is the most abused club with more than 1 million cases reported last year in Georgia alone!

Contrary to their name, it is not OK to throw “Rescue” irons into bodies of water.

The 7 iron is the least abused club in the bag. What’s so cool about the 7 iron?

Steel shafted clubs suffer more traditional abuse like spiking and hurling.

Club abandonment is club abuse.

There were 78,332 cases of suspicious cart trampling reported last year alone.

More than 1 million clubs are abused every single clear, mild Saturday when the wife is out running errands.

A club is abused every 2 seconds. After every shanked drive.

Many abandoned clubs go several days without shelter before being recovered by groundskeepers.

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