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Everwood Original

Timberline Tigerskin Bocote Beaded Bracelet

Timberline Tigerskin Bocote Beaded Bracelet

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Everwood Original built Timberline Tigerskin as a golf bracelet in bocote, a golden brown wood crossed with dark stripes, to stay on from the first tee to the clubhouse. Each bead is 8 mm, about 0.31 inch, strung on black elastic stretch cord with a stainless steel accent bead. Everwood lists the beads as bocote and describes the Timberline strand as lightweight, which is the quality a wrist that swings a club notices first.

  • Swing-tested fit. A few slow swings with a club indoors settle the size better than a tape measure.
  • Stone and khaki. Golden brown with dark stripes, bocote picks up the staple colors of golf pants.
  • Stored indoors. A hot car trunk tires elastic cord, so the strand lives in the house rather than the golf bag.

Bocote Golf Bracelet Through the Swing

A golf bracelet has to stay put through the swing, and the way to find out is five slow practice swings at home before the first round. At the top of the backswing the trail wrist bends back and folds the skin at the wrist crease. A strand sitting right on that crease gets pinched there; one a finger's width up the forearm, above the wrist bone, sits where nothing bends. Find that spot once and it holds for eighteen holes.

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. On the course that boundary rule pays off, since a strand with a little room settles into the spot above the bone and stays there, while a tight one sits wherever you pushed it. Through the finish the arms release toward the target, and a strand that has not moved by the fifth practice swing is set for the round.

Bocote Stripes with Golf Pants

Bocote is a golden brown wood with dark stripes, and those two tones line up with stone, khaki and olive, the staple golf pant colors. Over khaki the light part of each bead matches the fabric and the stripes give the strand its edge. Over gray the brown reads warm and does the work a colored polo would otherwise have to do.

Olive is the pairing to try first. The stripes read as the darker note and the gold as the lighter one, so pants and bracelet look chosen together without anything else on the arm.

Clubhouse Wear After the Round

A wood strand makes the switch from polo to button-down without a second thought, and bocote makes it quietly in both senses. Wood is soft and light next to stone, so when a wrist lands on a bar top the beads tap rather than clack. Nothing about it announces itself at dinner, while the stripes still reward anyone sitting close.

One habit protects it between rounds. A car trunk on a summer day runs far hotter than the air outside, and heat is what tires elastic cord fastest, so the bag pocket is for the round and a drawer at home is for the week.

Timberline Tigerskin Before a Round

Is Tigerskin a kind of wood? No. Tigerskin is Everwood's design name for this strand; the beads themselves are listed as bocote, a hardwood known for its dark striping.

Is a golf bracelet a good gift? Search interest suggests so. It holds steady from spring through summer and climbs again in December, when golf bracelets go under the tree for the golfer who already owns every gadget.

Should it come off for a range session? Only if it moved during the five-swing test. A bucket of balls repeats the same motion dozens of times, so a strand that stayed put at home stays put on the range as well.

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