Golf and grass, they’re made for each other. As cannabis becomes legal in more places, sports have increasingly become open about the connection between the two. Cresco’s spin-off Good News released a new “Tee Time” line. I recently picked up a pack of the Tee Time Lemonade Infused Prerolls to review.

Good News Tee Time Lemonade Infused Prerolls came as a 5 pack of half-gram distillate and botanical-terpene infused prerolls. This batch of prerolls tested at 1.49% THC, 38.87% THCa, and 40.36% total cannabinoids.

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Five thin, open-ended joints, just under three inches long, a third of it crutch, came rolled in the classic straight cylinder style instead of the more familiar cone. The small size and infusion helped to keep each joint burning clean and evenly with any small runs correcting themselves.

The lemonade infusion hit my nose with a bright, candied lemon note as soon as I broke the seal. The same artificial Country Time lemonade flavor carried through to a dry pull, and the initial third of the burning preroll. As the joint burned down, the flavor lost the tart lemon tone, becoming a syrup-style sugar and Fruity Pebbles notes blending with an herbal undertone of green tea and cedar. Despite the strong and direct flavor infusion, the preroll left a clean palate behind after each hit.

Good News labeled the Tee Time Infused Preroll as hybrid, but the experience was surprisingly uplifting. A wave of energetic clarity and openness took hold of my mind before the shortie preroll was finished. My anxiety and stress fell away, compounded further by a full-body release of muscle tension that followed the mental shift. The energy lift was short-lived, and after returning to baseline within 20 minutes, a peaceful calm took over. Overall, Good News delivered a strong and direct lemonade flavor and a surprisingly energetic experience profile.

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