Imagine being on the golf course, lighting up a stogie and actually being able to place it somewhere before lining the first drive out onto the fairway.  The makers of Heater Holder have come up with a solution to that annoying problem on the links.

 

Next time you are on the course enjoying a round of golf, you can now realize that there is no longer a need to balance the stogie on the golf cart or place it on the grass.  Perhaps you have even tried to place it on a tee marker?

 

Wayne Burkholder from SW Burke Co. came up with the idea of a “heater holder” one day and decided to sketch a unit that would actually use the rain hood snaps that are generally found on most golf bags.

 

The result was a Heater Holder, which literally holds the stogie near the top of the golf bag in a convenient location near the top of the bag so you don’t forget it after lining the first drive.

 

What’s most ideal about this unit is that when you use a pull cart, the cigar always remains in the same position because of its self-leveling technique.

 

They come in a variety of polishes - $25 for stainless steel, $125 for a gold or silver finish, or $225 for solid sterling silver.  

 

For more information or to purchase a Heater Holder, contact them by email at email@heaterholder.com or write to them at:

 

SW Burke Company

100 S. Main Street, Suite 9

Middleboro, Massachusetts

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Kellie K. Speed is a freelance travel writer and restaurant reviewer. Her features have been published in various publications including The Boston Globe, Cahners’ Industrial Distribution and Graphic Arts Monthly magazines and Reno Air Approach.

Kellie has reviewed numerous first-class hotels and travel destinations, including Hawaii, California, Arizona, Bermuda and Mexico, to name a few. She has also traveled internationally to Ireland, England, France, Germany, Belgium and the Czech Republic. Next year, she is planning a trip to Tahiti.

Since she is from Massachusetts, she will be providing reviews of local restaurants for Travel-Watch.

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