That does notexist. The issue is, what is the ideal golf cigar for you? Having come to know a lot of Golf tournament cigars over the years, they appear to like cigars that share some combination of the following: rich in taste, not excessively complicated or too powerful, and large enough to get them through at least nine holes.

1. Enclave Broadleaf by AJ Fernandez Toro

Enclave Broadleaf cigars were the first mix in AJ's collection to suit up in a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, and boy did he select a goodie. This broad-bodied Toro is thick, oily, and toothy and holds up nicely against the weather.

2. Excalibur No.1 Natural by Hoyo de Monterrey

One may argue that the Excalibur No.1 is the cigar that popularised the "golf cigar." It is often called Excalibur's "flagship cigar," it has been around for decades and is still selling. You can also see why so many golfers like taking this considerable daddy. Excited by a Honduran, Nicaraguan, and Dominican core packed in a Connecticut Broadleaf binder, the smoke offers a well-rounded, sweet, cedary character cushioned with a hint of mocha coffee on a long, creamy finish. It is a tried and true classic showing no signs of decline.

3. My Father, Connecticut Corona Gorda

Though running lighter in strength, this Connecticut Shade-clad Corona Gorda from My Father is an excellent option for the golfer who desires a cigar with Nicaraguan flair. Even Janny Garcia herself said, "It is a mild cigar but definitely full-flavoured." One of its secrets, lying inside its Corojo, Habano, and Criollo core, is a specially-fermented viso leaf cured and matured for three years. Impressively, too, it isn't very easy. Starting with crisp, peppery spice, rolling out to cedar and coffee notes, and closing with sweet spices. An excellent cigar for the back nine, the My Father Connecticut also offers a satisfying 19th Hole choice.

We hope you have discovered fresh cigars to dig your teeth into whether you smoke them during your round, after your round, or elsewhere.