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NWO Golf Links
Third Street Cigar Knows
What Golfers Like
They Offer The Best Cigar Products and Smoking
Experience in Toledo
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS FOUND LOCAL TRIBESMEN
smoking tobacco for
medicinal purposes when he landed on San Salvador in 1492. I don’t think the locals
were playing golf at the time, but cigars and the game have become synonymous
over the years. We’re not sure it will help your golf swing, but a fine cigar, after your
round, will certainly help you forget about your golfing maladies.
The Cubans refined the production of the finest cigar tobacco; however, when Fidel
Castro nationalized the industry in 1959, the old family producers moved their
enterprises to Nicaragua, Honduras and the Dominican Republic.
Just like a drivable par-four, an island green or the comfortable confines of the 19th
hole, smoking cigars, while playing golf is an integral part of one’s overall golf
experience. Charlie Sifford always had a big cigar lit, while he strolled the fairways
hunting for birdies. Miguel Angel Jimenez, the “Most Interesting Man in Golf” can
been seen puffing on a Cohiba, he prefers the Cuban brands, while warming up on
the range. Many professionals, as well as, local golfers enjoy a fine cigar after their
round is complete.