Golf Cigar FAQ

What is the best cigar for golf?

Look for a well-constructed cigar that burns about an hour or more and matches the time of day. For a morning tee time, a mild cigar like the Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut Toro or Arturo Fuente Curly Head is easy on the palate. For an afternoon round, the Arturo Fuente 8-5-8 Maduro or Padrón 3000 brings more flavor. A box-pressed cigar like the Padrón is also less likely to roll off the cart.

How many cigars do I need for 18 holes?

Two, usually. Nine holes takes roughly two hours and a full 18 about four, so a 60 to 75 minute cigar covers a good stretch of each nine. Light one on the first tee and another at the turn.

How do I keep cigars fresh on the golf course?

Keep them out of direct sun. A cart in the sun gets hot fast, and heat can dry out a cigar or make it burn hot and harsh. A travel case or a shaded pocket of your bag works well. Our sealed fresh packs, like the Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua Vibrato Fresh Pack, stay humidified until you open them. For more on keeping cigars fresh, see our Humidor Storage Guide.

What's the best lighter for golf?

A windproof torch lighter. An open course gets breezy, and a jet flame stays lit where a soft flame won't. Find one in our lighters and torches.

What are good golf cigars for a group?

Pick something everyone can enjoy: