As my new family, I'm inclined to ask my brothers for some recommendations while on the course tomorrow. If by chance it's in my humi, I'll bring it along with me.

Thanks.
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Anything you'll enjoy brother...the larger the better is it saves you the trouble of finding another stick to light.
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Smart. I like it.
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Nothing fancy, something consistent that stays lit for an extra long time between shots. I think AVO are the best for the course, not to heavy and very consistent burn. I also prefer toro or larger, usually smoke one per 9 and one after. :-)

If you don't have one already, get yourself a Cigar Minder Clip. Keeps you from losing your cigar if you drive away while you have it set somewhere in the cart. :-)
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I should get one for my friends. When I'm golfing, it's either in my hand or in my mouth. I don't let go of the bastards.
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My golf 'gar used to be a Tat Cojuno

Now, I tend to grab anything churchill or DC-sized but on the inexpensive side in case I lose the stick while hunting for my ball in the tall grass.
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My brother gave me one of those clips for Christmas and it is great on the course and I use it when I work around the outside of my house

On the course I usually choose a long milder cigar or whatever I have enough to bring to share with who I'm playing with.
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I always enjoy the cigar more if I keep score by how many balls I lose instead of counting strokes.
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best advise is keep your head down and eye on the ball........................as far as cigars I actually love the Hemingway masterpiece's they last for most of the round. The maduro ones are best if you could find them.
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I always go for the milder cigars when choosing what to take on the course. And usually something I have smoked before, so I know what to expect.
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Another stick I like to take are any of the La Gloria limitado's they also last a good long time
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Never had the Masterpiece. I hear good things. I'll have to look it up. Thanks for all the responses.
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Milder Is Better. You Want To Relax, Not Have A Huge Nicotine Buzz In The Middle Of Your Round! Have Fun!:-):-)
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I don't have any problems smoking stronger sticks on the course. But, I usually eat beforehand, and drink plenty of water (I probably drink about a half-gallon of water on hotter days). I do tend to smoke cheaper or bundle smokes on the course. I dislike the idea of part of one of my better smokes going to waste when I'm three-putting.
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