Weddings are expensive. Between travel, attire, gifts, it adds up very quickly. And if you’re in the wedding party … forget it. You might have to take out a mortgage or call up your local loan shark to finance the bachelor party.
Well … at least there’s this groom who went all out for his friends, who most likely have gone all out for him. This’ll certainly take out the sting.
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“Took care of the groomsmen in a personal fashion. I had money! Now it’s all gone,” danklep posted on r/Golf. “I work in sales, and had been thinking about this for a long time. Some guys say when you get a commission check that they are proud of, you buy a Rolex. This is still about 1/3 price of a new cheap Rolex and I could give all my guys a gift they’ll love and use regularly. I am thrilled to do this.”
Not only did this groom get clubs for each golfer, but they’re finely-tuned Cleveland wedges. Some with extra inches on the shaft for the taller men. Plus, a token lefty wedge for his southpaw brother.
The bachelor party will be next year, and we’re betting there’ll be a golf course or seven on the horizon. If the OP needs some recommendations, he’s come to the right place. And if he needs more groomsmen, the Reddit comment section is overflowing with individuals looking to get in his good graces.
If you’re wondering about the final price for this collection, it appears to have been about “$2800 when all said and done.” But that’ll certainly be nothing compared to the eventual Mexico wedding.
“I’ll be passing them out pretty soon and then we’ll golf at the Bach party next year,” he added. “In the meantime, thinkin’ these guys need to work on their flop shots.”
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