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For anyone with a #35 Fairway and Clubhouse, how sharp is the fork on it/can it be used as an eating iron? I ask as the Beer and Scouts are virtually impossible to find over here, but I'm hoping the Golf tool can be used for forking food.
 
hughtrimble said:
For anyone with a #35 Fairway and Clubhouse, how sharp is the fork on it/can it be used as an eating iron? I ask as the Beer and Scouts are virtually impossible to find over here, but I'm hoping the Golf tool can be used for forking food.
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Shouldn’t be any issue the ends aren’t super pointy, when I received mine I actually thought it would make a better fork than the one on the Beer and Sausage with the 2 longer tines vs the 3 little ones.
 
Jsega51 said:
Shouldn’t be any issue the ends aren’t super pointy, when I received mine I actually thought it would make a better fork than the one on the Beer and Sausage with the 2 longer tines vs the 3 little ones.
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Thank you - I'm hoping it is sharp-ish though, otherwise it'll be a challenge to skewer the goods. I may have to just give it a try; I do prefer the clip blade on the F&C too. Thanks again.
 
hughtrimble said:
Thank you - I'm hoping it is sharp-ish though, otherwise it'll be a challenge to skewer the goods. I may have to just give it a try; I do prefer the clip blade on the F&C too. Thanks again.
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Oh they’ll stab into food and work just like a normal fork, I just meant the tines didn’t end with a sharp point that could break skin or your tongue.
 
hughtrimble said:
For anyone with a #35 Fairway and Clubhouse, how sharp is the fork on it/can it be used as an eating iron? I ask as the Beer and Scouts are virtually impossible to find over here, but I'm hoping the Golf tool can be used for forking food.
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I use mine for food, eating or, for example, grilling up dinner on the barbecue. If it’s not sharp enough for you, it would be easy to sharpen. I definitely haven’t patched any divots in the green or whatever it is supposedly intended for😁
 
Xhul said:
I definitely haven’t patched any divots in the green or whatever it is supposedly intended for😁
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I haven’t either but since I play golf on occasion I can say that it’s on the small side of being a quick and useful tool to properly repair a divot but it will definitely work!
 


Maybe so but I’ve decided to start using mine. 🤭

It’s the 2nd of only three 15s I own.


These conference pears are seasonal English and are delicious this time of year.

Life would be better if we went back to following the seasons,instead of sending rubbish tasting food from around the world at the wrong time of year.

Food tasted much better back in the day when that was so.

You also knew were you were and what was coming. 😄




Bad boy badge knife.😂




 
hughtrimble said:
For anyone with a #35 Fairway and Clubhouse, how sharp is the fork on it/can it be used as an eating iron? I ask as the Beer and Scouts are virtually impossible to find over here, but I'm hoping the Golf tool can be used for forking food.
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I have some Spanish/Portugese knives with forks designed for eating.

I used them in my hotel room when I bought them.
 
Xhul said:
I use mine for food, eating or, for example, grilling up dinner on the barbecue. If it’s not sharp enough for you, it would be easy to sharpen. I definitely haven’t patched any divots in the green or whatever it is supposedly intended for😁
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Perfect info, thank you
 
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