My CCW is a Sig 365 that I normally carry in a CrossBreed IWB kidney.  It interferes with my swing so I have started carrying it in my front pocket when I’m golfing. It’s a bit weighty for a pocket gun but I am getting used to it. The course I play is an inner city municipal course in Houston so being unarmed is not an option.

What do you carry on the golf course?

I don't play golf.  But when I want light and unobtrusive, LCP.


ETA.  For me it's a LCP2 in 22lr. My hands are arthritic & I have muscle fatigue issues. Somedays I can shoot my P3AT, somedays I can't. So I go with what works for me all the time.   I shoot it very very well.  Ive taken squirrels @ 25yds.  It holds 11rds and is quite reliable.   I really wish Ruger would make one in 32acp.  I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

Don't blame you a bit and hell, you may run into OJ Simpson. Isn't he still combing the golf courses for the killer?

Carry a fancy pistol, duh.

A gold course is a waste of a perfectly good shooting range.

During the short time I played golf, I had a Keltec 380 in my front pocket, and a 1911 in my golf bag.

The only acceptable answer here is Browning 1919 in your golf bag.

Shotty in the golf bag

Fuck a pistol, you should be carrying a long gun in your bag.  You can't even come close to hitting a
3 iron so get rid of that and you can't hit a fairway wood so you can also dump that.  Don't even
think about leaving your sand wedge out...as much as you are in traps.

The harsh truth

Or a kel tec p32 both will disappear in your pocket and weight will be no issue

P365 is perfect for the course. If you have to carry, you might have other work to do to clean up the city.

Someone stole my bosses golf cart so he hopped in the other one and gave chase.  Off the course, through neighborhoods. Since they go the same speed it was ridiculous.  

The guy finally jumped off the cart and just ran away.

G19 in my bag. Although it is big enough to hold an M249 and a set of clubs.
<Al Czervik

Wish I kept the P32 I had.

M1 garand in the bag with an "06" sock on the stock.

AR pistol in the shoe pocket

Shield9 but I just put it in a pocket holster in my golf bag.
Jimmy Clay/roy kizer is safer than inner Houston though.  
Say that reminds me, next week is time for my monthly round.  Haven't played much for 10+ years but ammo prices and lack of bball due to covid restrictions made me look for replacement hobbies.

Local doctor started self medicating back years ago.  He was on the course one day and missed a putt, pull a Desert Eagle 50AE out of his bag and shot the ball.  

Those that saw it said it was quite funny.

Small town "country club" with the emphasis on "country" so nobody really got too upset about it.

May as well duct tape rifle plates to your back and get some special ninja boots.  You already have the golf cart, yes?

I think the correct carry gun would be an AR with a 42mm grenade launcher. That way you could leave those stupid clubs at home and use a tool more adequately designed for sending something down range.

Carrying off person is a good way to get killed.

Lol jeezus find a new course.


Sometimes it's ok to just enjoy life and not have to worry about packing. Playing golf should be one of those times.

I have owned two or three but somebody sees them and end up wanting it more than I do. I have two ten round mags I kept and will pick up another pistol eventually.

Smith and Wesson 340pd. Very light and packs a punch.

Caddy = gun bearer

I can walk to the course and it costs $15 for 18 holes for seniors.

I cant imagine swinging while armed. Most likely adds a couple strokes to your handicap.
Keep it in the bag or find a new course. You should only focus on one thing when golfing, your next shot...not being shot.

.38 wadcutters are excellent pitching wedges

Lol, we must play at similar courses sometimes.

I usually just have my snubby in my golf bag money pocket, as if they wanted to rob me I'd have to go there anyway to grab a wallet.

I'm usually more worried that they'll just snag the whole bag, wallet, keys and all when it's parked in front of the pro shop as I've seen that multiple times.

Why not have an ar stashed in your golf bag?  Bonus if you use a can cannon upper for par 5s

Long pants with an ankle holster.   Baggy shirt with a shoulder holster.

Full size P320.  Never had an issue with it getting in the way except on the hole where you have to hit it into the clown’s mouth.

Ankle holster is no good.  What if you have to wade into the lake to get your ball?  Seems like a recipe for rust.

Lever gun in the golf bag?

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Now, you're probably asking yourself, "Self, what the hell is a golf gun?" And to be honest, I don't know either. But it sure put a hole in Juan.

This is the truth, in so many cases....not just golf.

Usually whatever I happen to be carrying at 3 o'clock OWB covered by an untucked polo.

But I'm not that great of a player where it interferes with my golf swing.

I mean, Mandrake would be feeding you the belt if it weren't for his gamy leg.

The string is gone. Gone and shot off.

I usually toss my G19 in the bag, probably switch that to RMR G45 this year. My biggest threat on the course is having to shoot a coyote that is going after some ones pet.

The joke

your head.

Used to be a 43 on me and co2 pellet gun in the bag for tree rats.

Now it's sr22 and yhm mite.

Bev

Belt fed mounted to the drink cart .

IEDs on the Canadian geese

For on-person carry, I would think that a left ankle holster would be the right choice for a right-handed golfer.  And a PCC in the golf bag.

Plural is "Canada Geese". They aren't F'n citizens.

G43 and an AR with scope in oversized golf bag given the open nature of a golf course.

I feel sorry for those of you that feel you must have a firearm on you at all times. You need to work on your self confidence. You don't need a gun in the bathroom...you don't need a gun sitting at your dinner table...you don't need a gun when you go swimming. Some of you may live in true shitholes and feel the need to always be armed. You have my sympathy.

S&W X-frame in the prison wallet.

Next..hospital carry

Took this shitty potato pic yesterday. Complete with finger!






What round for golf course kitteh?