The Open offers a powerful platform to influence how people think about drinking water and its associated impact on the natural environment.” Water bottles that performed well in this category were the Contigo Ashland and Hydro Flask Wide Mouth. Performance (Hot and Cold) Finally, I say this as a longtime (and still) Yeti fan. I have more than a dozen of a variety of Yeti products. They work, and so I don’t even consider other brands. But Yeti water bottles are not as convenient to use as is the Hydro Flask Wide 24oz, IMO.

With that in mind, you should always buy a bottle of water before you tee off, right? That’s good, but it would be even better if you owned your own reusable bottle. Not only will you be doing your bit for the environment by avoiding the use of plastic, filling up your own bottle will encourage you to get into the habit of taking on fluids as you play. A. It’s recommended that men should drink about 125 ounces a day and women around 90, according to the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine. The best water bottles for ease of use are the Owala Tumbler and Stanley Quencher H2.0. Both feature great straw systems for easy drinking. Insulation The HydroFlask stainless steel bottle comes standard with a screw cap If you want to keep your drink cold or hot hot a long period of time, you should consider water bottles that are insulated. The best insulated water bottles have durable, dent-resistant exteriors. Durability also extends to things like the cap, lid or straw. These should also be able to withstand the perils of the golf course.

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Then by complete chance I learned that you reviewed water bottles a year ago…and you came to the same conclusion! And now here, you’re reaffirming that prior (and my) conclusion. Perfect for any climate and suitable for any terrain (including golf courses), the 500ml Chilly bottle from health and fitness brand, Kinetica, is designed to help you reduce your carbon footprint while maintaining optimal hydration levels. It’ll keep your drink cold for 24 hours or hot for 12 hours. The benefit of a larger water bottle is that you don’t have to refill it as often. The downside is it will be heavier than most standard-sized water bottles.

A. Depending on where you live, or your personal preference for that matter, determines if you need an insulated water bottle. An insulated water bottle will keep your cold drinks cool and your hot drinks warm. The best water bottles for cold drinks are the Hydroflask Standard Mouth, Owala FreeSip and the ZOJIRUSHI Stainless Steel Mug. All three of these will keep any beverage frosty for hours. Whether you buy a cheaper or more expensive water bottle, you want it to last. Most of the water bottles tested were made from stainless steel. However, where we see differences is in the vacuum seal and toggle for portability reasons. Some come with a straw for easy drinkability which can play into the durability.

Now you know your drinks are ready and waiting, you also need insurance before heading out for a round of golf. What’s the point of an insulated bottle if it doesn’t keep your drink cold on those hot days or warm on the winter nights? Most water bottles tested performed well in this category. It should be noted that not one bottle kept the water cold for the whole 24 hours but, let’s face it, who needs it to be cold for 24 hours?