Look, golf is hard. The swing, the wind, the existential dread of missing a two-footer in front of your friends — all of it. But what if I told you that a little pharmaceutical “motivation” could shave strokes off your game faster than a new set of sticks and a launch monitor?

I’m talking, of course, about steroids — nature’s way of saying, “You may not be a pro, but you can at least look like one from the cart path.”

The proof is in the anabolic pudding:

1. Tee Box Dominance: Because Fairways Are for the Weak

Once I started my “creatine-plus-mystery-powder” regimen, my drives didn’t just go farther — they went to a different ZIP code. Sure, sometimes they also went out of bounds, but when you hit a ball 340 yards into someone’s backyard, they remember your name. That’s respect.

2. The Golf Shirt Transformation

Before steroids, I wore a size medium Peter Millar. Now, my biceps are classified as “hazard areas” under USGA Rule 2.3. I don’t even carry a driver anymore — I just flex on the tee box and the ball leaves out of fear.

3. Recovery Like a Champion

Gone are the days of ibuprofen and ice after 36 holes. With a little help from the syringe fairy, I recover from golf tournaments faster than the rest of you clowns recover from a third Bloody Mary. Who needs rest when your blood is 30% synthetic testosterone?

4. Mental Edge (and Minor Rage Issues)

Steroids don’t just bulk your body — they bulk your confidence. I now argue every out-of-bounds ruling with the intensity of a linebacker defending a Ph.D. dissertation. I once debated the Golf Police for 7 hours straight, and he almost conceded the argument.

Did I throw my putter into a lake once? Yes. Did it skip three times and land on the green? Also yes. Science can’t explain that kind of precision. But you know who can? Mark McGuire. Jose Canseco.

5. The Clubhouse Aura

When I walk into the 19th hole, people notice. Some out of admiration, some out of concern. Sure, I may be sweating profusely and muttering about “gains,” but I’ve never had to wait long for service. Turns out, nothing motivates a bartender like a man with visible neck veins. 12 Bud Heavies, you know the drill.

Conclusion: Is It Worth It?

Absolutely. My cholesterol’s up, my hat size doubled, and I can’t remember where I parked my golf cart. But would I trade it all to go back to hitting 220-yard slices? Never.

Because while my short game may still suck, my biceps have a better swing than half the QCC field. That’s what being a Bash Bro is all about.

By: Bash Bro Enthusiast, Buck Lee | Published: Oct 7, 2025