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Everwood Original

Timberline Ebony Blackwood Beaded Bracelet

Timberline Ebony Blackwood Beaded Bracelet

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Timberline Ebony is Everwood Original's golf bracelet in ebony blackwood, a near-black wood strung for eighteen holes and the drive home. Everwood designs the Timberline line for golfers, and in ebony it gives a dark band that holds its own against the whites and pastels of golf clothes.

  • Bare-hand side. On the wrist without the glove, no bead gets pressed under the glove's closure tab for four hours.
  • Black against white. Near-black ebony is the strongest contrast a light golf outfit can carry at the wrist.
  • Salt wipes off. The pale film that dried sweat leaves on dark beads lifts with one pass of a damp cloth.

Wearing a Golf Bracelet for Men

Wear this golf bracelet for men on the hand that stays bare, which for a right-handed golfer is the right wrist. The glove goes on the lead hand, and its hook and loop tab closes across the back of the wrist, right where a bead strand sits. Worn under it, the beads press into the skin at every grip. On the bare side the strand moves freely and the glove fastens flat.

If you wear a watch or a GPS band on the gloved side, the same choice keeps metal and wood from knocking together at address. Each wrist gets one job, and neither piece gets in the way of the other.

Ebony Blackwood Against Golf Whites

Ebony blackwood is close to black, so on a course dressed in white, stone and pastel it is the darkest thing you wear. A pale wood bead fades into khaki a few steps away; a black one keeps its outline at any distance. That is the case for ebony when the bracelet is meant to be seen.

Repeat the black once, lower down, with a black belt or black golf shoes. One echo makes a light outfit look planned from the belt to the ground, and the bracelet stops reading as an afterthought. With a navy or charcoal polo the effect reverses and the strand turns quiet, which suits dinner after the round just as well.

Salt Film on Dark Beads

Dried sweat leaves salt behind, and by the back nine it turns into a pale, dusty film on near-black wood. A lighter wood hides the same film. A cloth dampened with plain water brings the black straight back, and a dry cloth afterward keeps water from sitting in the bead holes.

Mineral sunscreen behaves the same way. Zinc leaves a white cast on anything dark it touches, so put sunscreen on first, give it a minute to set, and then slide the strand over your hand.

Sizing for Four Hours Outside

Hands and wrists swell a little in heat and on a long walk, so a strand that feels snug on the first tee can feel tight by the fifteenth. It comes in three sizes, S/M for a 6 to 7 inch wrist, M/L for 7 to 8 and L/XL for 8 to 9, and Everwood advises the larger size when your wrist sits on a boundary. For a golfer that advice counts twice. Each bead is 8 mm, about 0.31 inch, strung on black elastic stretch cord with a stainless steel accent bead. Elastic gives a little as the wrist fills, and the larger size leaves it room to do that without pulling tight.

Timberline Ebony on the Course

Do left-handed golfers wear it on the left wrist? Yes. A left-handed player gloves the right hand, so the bare left wrist takes the strand, and everything about the glove tab applies in mirror image.

What if I play with a glove on each hand? Two gloves leave no bare wrist, so the strand rides in a zipped pocket of the bag and goes back on as you walk off the eighteenth green.

Does a black wood bracelet get hot in the sun? It warms faster than a pale bead, since dark surfaces absorb more sunlight, yet it stays comfortable on the skin, because wood passes heat along slowly.

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