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What’s something you collect anytime you visit an extra special golf course?

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Our followers sure pick up some great souvenirs from the extra special courses they’ve been lucky enough to visit. Like these pin flags from Twitter user @Ajaydavis11.

If you’re an average golfer playing an above-average golf course, you usually don’t walk away empty-handed. Whether that’s stopping by the pro shop or pocketing your scorecard, every golfer has their way of remembering where they’ve played.

Recently on @CaddieNetork Twitter, we asked our followers to share what they collect when visiting an extra special golf course. Here are our favorites responses. To follow – or add – to the thread, click here.

25. “I do the hat thing.” — @shanebacon

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22. “Memories.” –@JerryFoltzGC

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19. “Scorecard at every new course I play.” –@josh_petty91

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16. “Yardage book and course guide from every course that has them. If a special course, a shirt or cover.” –@MikeintheCouv

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13. “A logo ball from every golf course I have played. (Today more than 400).” –@xavierespotmiro

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11. “Strokes. I usually collect a lot of strokes.” –@Kygolfnews

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9. “Towel from Oakmont.  Acorns from Oak Hill.” –@dforczek

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7. “Some sort of headwear, visor usually.  When I get somewhere super nice like Pebble Beach or Pasatiempo I may get a divot tool or ball marker set.” –@MarkRuhe

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5. “Sand from a trap. Taken home, put in test tubes and framed in a shadow box. St Andrew’s, Pebble, Augusta National, Alkeria in Iceland, Pinehurst #2 and more!  And yes, Augusta is the whitest.” –@ecupruette

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3. “The answer is mixed. Headcover at Lahinch, towel at Dooks, print at Ballybunion, golf bag at Waterville… Enniscrone and Carne?  Became an international lifetime member.” –@The_Guapo

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