Abhishek Agarwal asked:


Quite few people essentially come up with good reasons about purchasing golf carts for their own and personal usage. When you decide you essentially require a golf cart then there are quite a few things that must be kept in mind so as to make a good purchase decision possible. It is true that purchasing an already used model would allow in saving quite a lot of your fortune, but one should know what exactly they are looking at when moving towards buying a golf cart so that they can ensure that they get the best deal. This makes sense than wasting all money on things that would do no good to you.

Is the golf cart permitted in your golf course?

Even before you plan your purchase for a Golf cart, ensure to know if the golf course allows carts in the green. That would be the first step, even before you lay out a plan for a personalized cart. Quite a few courses don’t allow carts, however there are others who do. Carts are often used, when one stays in the Golf course and would prefer driving the cart to the Club house than an actual car. With increase in fuel prices, driving a Golf cart for miles over the course would actually make good sense. However, make sure that you find out if it really is legal to drive golf carts over the golf course and on roads of your local area.

Electric cart

After you are done with all the research concerning your area and if golf carts are allowed, you then need to check a few other things. The idea of purchasing an electric Golf cart would be a wiser choice as you would save lots of fuel in its operation. These carts would require lesser maintenance and also fewer parts being replaced when rusted. You could save a huge lot of fuel expense and even before you wonder if your golf cart needs replacement or repairing.

Stress on working order

When you check among various golf carts, look for one that has a brand new battery and also battery connecters. Ensure to check out for carts having a clean connector and also charger that are in quite good condition. The golf cart undoubtedly needs to be in a working condition. It is funny that quite a few of them purchase golf carts what are never in working order with hopes that it could be later fixed cheaply. However, they later realize that the project actually is a nightmare due to never ending repairs coming in queue. Simply step to your next option if you find a cart that is not working.

Look at the cart

Always keep in mind that you need to test drive your golf cart. Simply walk away if this seems to be not factually possible. When you take the golf cart for a test drive, ascertain to stop within spaces of 10-15 feet ensuring no sliding. Any golf course for that matter would not appreciate if your cart is on the verge of causing damages. The turning of the cart should be appropriate and hence check the steering well. Finally, don’t miss out on the wheels. Look around to be sure that all wheels are fine and in good shape. Simply by placing a bit of search for the right thing, one could save up to 75% when purchasing a used Golf cart.



Brent

Jarvis Malone asked:


Getting a good golf bag isnt the end of the world. At most a good or bad golf bag can only indirectly effect your golf game. So when choosing a golf bag there are a few things you need to consider. First thing, will you be using a caddie? Because if you’re planning to, that will change a lot of factors when deciding which kind of bag to go with. Another big factor includes how much time you’ll be spending driving around in a golf cart, as some bags are made to be heavier and to hold more stuff.

So here are the major categories of golf bags. You have the staff bag, the travel bag, and the cart bag. Now, they will sometimes go by different names, but we will explain the features of each and you should be able to tell the different names by the features. We’ll start with the most common bag. The staff bag is the most popular golf bag because of how they are built, and some of the other features associated with them. As far as other names staff bags are called, the second most common name is tour bag. No matter what you call it, these bags are built equipped to hold your standard 14 golf clubs, plus they typically have other built in roo for all your extra stuff you gotta haul around. This bag is a good choice for those of you that have a caddie, as it can get pretty heavy depending on how many things you load it up with.

For those of you that dont have, or dont want, a caddie, you’re probably gonna want to go with the golf travel bag. These golf bags are perfect for the golfer that is always on the go. This bag is ideal for you if you plan on carrying your own golf bag around the course all day. And it should go without saying, but if you plan on traveling, then this would be the perfect for you. Not only are they smaller, so they are easier to carry, but they are usually a lot cheaper then the golf staff bag. The only downside to these bags is of course the lack of room. You will have to pack light when going with the travel golf bag.

The last common golf bag out there is the cart golf bag. The golf bags are designed to be lugged around in a cart so they are usually a little more stout then the tour bag. These bags will also carry a little more, which causes them to be a little heavier, hence the cart. The nice thing about these bags is that it is usually a lot easier to stay organized, which can come in handy out on the links. As far as price goes, the cart golf bags are usually competitively priced, and as long as you shop around, you can find really good deals most of the time.



Bryan

creamsoda55 asked:


I was recently in Canada and had a drink called a Broken Down Golf Cart and I am trying to find the recipe. I know that it tasted like a Watermelon Jolly Rancher. Any ideas??

Rosemary

firecrackerchic asked:


I have an older golf cart. I need something that I can hook onto the seat or the back of the seat so that we can put him in or strap too.

Carla

Mike Pedersen asked:


Golf, just like any other game, has developed its own accessory ranges for players. Next to your golf clubs, probably the most useful accessory that you will need is a golfing bag. A golf bag is necessary because you will be carrying your clubs around and they can get rather heavy. Golf bags don’t have to be fancy but they do have to be big enough to carry however many clubs you may have. When you are buying a bag you want to look for one that is comfortable and easy to carry around so that you don’t have to worry about it while you are playing your game.

There are several different types of golf bag, but if you don’t want to be bothered having a bag strapped to your back then the cart golf bag might be the ideal thing for you. This type of bag can be used with a push golf cart or on the back of a motorized one - the best thing about this bag is that when you get to where the game is happening your shoulder won’t be aching from lugging around the load of your clubs. With a cart golf bag you will feel fresher and more up to playing a good game once you are on the course - there is nothing worse than aching shoulders when you are trying to swing a club.

The only problem that you might have with a cart bag is that it is heavy to move around when it comes to lifting it off of the cart. On the plus side, this type of bag is roomier than the carry bag, which can be rather lightweight, and less of a burden than the staff bag, which can be a bit of a burden.

What type of golf bag you have depends very much on how often you use it and what it will have to carry, another consideration is the price of a bag. A cart golf bag, for example, will be quite a bit more expensive than the lightweight carry bag, although the smaller option is better if you do a lot of walking around the course.

If you want a bag that is designed to carry all that you may need when you are on the golf course, then a cart golf bag may be the answer. A lot depends on how much you have to carry it around and whether the golf course allows golf carts within certain areas - if you end up doing a lot of walking then you should take care not to overload the bag.



Jerry

Paul Easton asked:


Custom fit golf clubs give you a distinct advantage in your golf game, at the same time lowering your handicap. Most PGA professional golfers have their golf clubs custom fitted, because they know that an extra length or kilogram of weight can make a difference in the way a club moves before and after the moment of contact with ball.

Do Amateurs Need Custom Fit Golf Clubs?

If you are a high handicapper who likes to play 18 holes on the weekend, you are probably thinking if it is worth spending the money on getting custom fit golf clubs is worth it as far as improving your game. Most high handicappers will benefit from the modifications, because they have the greatest room for improvement.

A professional club fitter will customize your golf clubs to your particular height, strength, clubhead speed, and the dynamics of your individual swing. Golf clubs come in standard lengths and specifications to fit an individual who is about five-nine in height, who with a 6-iron, hits approximately 150 yards. If you are that golfer, then off the shelf clubs will fir your game. If not, then go ahead and look into getting a custom fitting for your golf clubs.

When you go for your golf club custom fitting, you may be surprised to find out that the fitting mostly consists of you hitting the ball with the new set of clubs. The club fitting pro will mark you club ( the club face) with special tape that is marked every time you hit the ball.

By watching where the marks end up on the clubface, the club pro can see what adjustments need to be made. The shaft, loft, and club head can be modified, to make your clubs perfectly suited to your body physique and swing. If you buy high priced golf clubs, your fitting may be included in the cost. If it is not, you can expect to be charged maybe $50 or more for the club-fitting fee.

Other Equipment

Besides the custom fit golf clubs, every golfer needs some other basic equipment to assist him with his game. After all, the game is intended to be enjoyable. Use a golf bag that allows you to slide clubs easily in and out. Whether you use a powered golf cart, a pull cart, or decide to carry your clubs, you should buy a bag that fits your style of play.

A golfer who uses a power cart will want easy access exterior zippers and small compartments that face outwards when the bag is on the back of a golf cart. A golfer who uses a pull cart will want the same pockets to be accessible when he or she plays with a non-powered cart.

Every golfer also needs a tight-fitting golf glove to hold the club firmly. If you are right-handed, buy a glove for your left hand; if you are left handed, buy a glove for your right hand.

In conclusion, custom fitted golf clubs and helpful accessories will extend the enjoyment of the game for you, whether you a professional or a weekend warrior, looking to escape on the green for a while.



Corey

mpballa3 asked:


Today me and my buddy went golfing at a nearby golf course. I have been to many golf courses to where they don’t have a rule on driving your cart on the fairways. However, today we got bitched out because we were driving the cart on the fairways..THE FAIRWAYS not the greens…i thought it was ridiculous. This course was already in poor condition and i have been to many nicer courses where there was no golf cart path rule. So basically what im asking is this a common rule for all golf courses or what?

Pearl

Jules asked:


I am looking for vintage golf carts (approx. 2-4) to have stationary at an event I am producing. I am looking for rental or purchase of these vintage golf carts.

Mathew

Mike Schlacter asked:


Ogio Syncro Golf Bag

I love playing golf but I am beginning to find it very expensive. I started out with some second hand clubs and no bag but bought some new clothes which fitted in with the dress code of the club. As I got better I bought new clubs balls ad managed to get a second hand bag. However, as my club collection grows I find that my bag is getting to heavy to carry around and it is also getting scruffy looking. I need to get a new bag but am not sure what to get.

As everything is expensive, I want to make sure that I get a really good bag, which may cost a bit more money but that will last a long time. Something hard wearing will be best, which does everything that I need but also more, so that as my needs evolve the bag will continue to provide the service that I require.

I have been looking at all of the different types and brands. I have decided to go with a brand that I know. Many of my fellow players have recommended the Ogio bag as it is one that they have found works for them. I find that a personal recommendation is the best type and so I have been looking at what they have available. I want something that I can use on a golf cart as I have decided that lugging a heavy bag around the course is not doing my back any favors. I have managed to get access to a cart so it is just a case of getting a bag which works with one.

The Ogio Syncro Golf Bag seems to be one which will work with and without a golf cart - which is great in case I decide that I do not like the cart after all. It has lots of pockets which seems like a good idea and even a waterproof one that I can keep valuables in. I have seen it online and will go into my local shop and see if they have one so that I can have a good look at it. It looks pretty good on the website that I found it on but I always like to look at something up close before I buy it, especially if it is a more expensive purchase.

If I like it, once I have checked it out, I will read customer reviews online of the bag. I will look at a whole range as some may be biased and of course the more you look at, the wider an opinion you will get. If the reviews look mainly favorable I will look online to find out where I can get the cheapest one from.

I find this is the best way of getting a good bargain, but if you are doing this make sure that you take notice of the delivery charge as these are not always the same ad can make the difference between the cheapest and dearest available bag.



Anita

pink_piston03 asked:


I am looking for a pre-owned golf cart but I am yet to find how much the average golf cart costs.

Amber