Skip to main content

Blade and Bow Bourbon wants to send you on the ultimate golf outing

Blade and Bow wants to send you on a golfing trip with Wyndham Clark

Blade and Bow
Blade and Bow

If you’re a golf fan, you’ve probably dreamt about spending a day hitting the links with your favorite pro and then enjoying a cocktail or two at the 19th Hole. Well, thanks to the folks at Blade and Bow, this dream is about to become a reality.

Blade and Bow’s ultimate golf outing

Blade and Bow
Blade and Bow

Blade and Bow Kentucky Straight Bourbon has just launched a sweepstakes where you can win an epic day of golf with professional golfer and US Open champion Wyndham Clark. One winner and as many as three friends will be flown to a premier US golf destination where you’ll play eighteen holes and even enjoy a post-golf social house with the popular golfer at the “19th Hole”. You can bet there will be a lot of Blade and Bow Bourbon at the clubhouse.

Recommended Videos

The trip also includes two nights at a prestigious golf destination. Everything is paid for, including first-class flights and accommodations. The overall value of this trip is over $12,500.

But that’s not all. Not only will you be golfing with Clark, but he’ll even help you out with tips and might even help you finally fix your wonky Happy Gilmore-esque swing.

“I owe my strong golf game to the pros who were willing to play with me and teach me long before I was ranked, so I’m excited to pay it forward with one lucky golf-lover,” Clark said in a press release.

“Nothing is better than golfing with people who have genuine enthusiasm and heart for the sport.”

How do I enter?

Mint Julep
Adam Jaime/Unsplash

The sweepstakes runs from now until June 15th, 20205. Entrants must be twenty-five years or older. For more information, visit the Blade and Bow sweepstakes page.

Enter Now

Christopher Osburn
Christopher Osburn is a food and drinks writer located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. He's been writing professional
Bardstown Bourbon is releasing Cathedral French Oak bourbon
Bardstown's new bourbon is matured in 300-year-old wood
Bardstown

There aren’t many distilleries as innovative and exciting as Bardstown Bourbon Company. The Kentucky-based distillery is all about pushing the boundaries of what a whiskey can be. Its most recent release definitely lives up to those lofty expectations.
Bardstown Cathedral French Oak Bourbon

Bardstown Cathedral French Oak Bourbon is the inaugural launch in that new Distillery Reserve collection. It’s a blend of 100% Kentucky bourbons that were matured between nine and eighteen years. It gets its name because this well-curated blend is finished for fourteen months in 300-year-old French oak from the Bercé Forest in the Loire Valley in France. To put it into perspective, the trees were planted during the reign of Louis XIV (circa 1715). The wood was harvested to restore Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.

Read more
Lux Row is launching Small Batch Albariño Cask Finished bourbon
Lux Row is launching a truly unique bourbon
Whiskey glass

After already releasing a slew of award-winning whiskeys, including Small Batch PX Sherry Cask Finish, 12-Year Double Barrel, and Lux Row Four Grain Double Single Barrel, Bardstown, Kentucky’s Lux Row Distillers is set to launch a new, unique expression.
Lux Row Small Batch Albariño Cask Finish

This new, small-batch whiskey is a blend of four-year-old wheated and high-rye bourbons. The blended bourbon is finished in Albariño wine casks (a dry white wine known for citrus, acidity, and a hint of salt) for six months.

Read more
What are the different types of bourbon?
There are a handful of different types of bourbon
whiskey glass

In my almost two decades of writing about alcohol, I've learned many things. One thing I realized is that America's "native spirit" bourbon is by far the most beloved American whiskey variety. Sure, there are countless fans of American-made rye whiskey and the newly categorized American single malt whiskey. But neither is as popular as bourbon.

For those new to this type of whiskey, bourbon is geographically specific to the US. It must be made in the US (but definitely not just Kentucky) and have a mash bill of at least 51% corn. It must be distilled to no more than 160 proof and enter the barrel at 125. It also must be matured in new, charred American oak barrels and contain no artificial colors or flavorings. While there are a handful of other rules and regulations, those are the most important.

Read more