Mentions of smoking elsewhere in the handbook are limited to its Player Endorsement Policy, where it is stated that no sponsorships of any sort are permitted by companies selling tobacco products (including, starting March 1, 2019, cigars and tobacco smoked in pipes), smokeless tobacco products (including e-cigarettes and vaping products) and marijuana products (recreational and medicinal). Even then, players are permitted to represent a relevant company as long as the appearances are private and not promoted or covered publicly. There is no stipulation that PGA Tour pros cannot smoke during tournaments, so they are free to do so if they want to
For example, an Idahoan smoking one pack a day of Marlboro cigarettes would spend approximately $2,920 ($8.00 per pack x 365 days) per year on direct costs
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