[george76]

Would a hunting rifle count against the number of golf clubs that I’m allowed to carry in my bag?

Because if it does, I’m not sure if I should remove my 2-iron or 7-wood.

Any advice?

ht comments

[savedbygrace]

Unless you’re scratch, drop the 2-iron. For a duffer or high handicapper, it’s usually harder to hit than a 1-iron is for a pro.

OTOH, a 2-iron is best for killing Cottonmouths, Copperheads, and Water Moccasins.

YMMV.

[Smokin' Joe]

I’d drop the 2 iron and replace it with a good pump shotgun. 00 buck on top, and follow up loads of rifled slugs should take care of any coyote problem. You can even put a red dot sight or a low power scope on it, if you want.

[Hot Tabasco]

Would a hunting rifle count against the number of golf clubs that I’m allowed to carry in my bag? Because if it does, I’m not sure if I should remove my 2-iron or 7-wood. Any advice?

Go with the rifle and ditch the driver, I've watched your tee shots.

[Recon Dad]

Yes, you would need to remove a club and my suggestion would be either a 60’ wedge or a 1 iron. I can't hit anything with either.

[fella]

Would a hunting rifle count against the number of golf clubs that I’m allowed to carry in my bag?

Because if it does, I’m not sure if I should remove my 2-iron or 7-wood.

There are attachments for certain rifles that can launch golf-balls using balnks. Check your course rule book.