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[TNReb]

Does anyone take their own cart cover to the course and put it on the cart when they play in the winter?

How much trouble is it?  Any particular brand/model I should look at?


I wish I could get my own golf cart, but that isn't feasible any time soon.  Especially with a motorcycle sitting in the garage that I'm paying for but never ride!  

I live less than a quarter of a mile from our club house... I run out for 9 holes here and there during the week, and manage to squeeze in 18 pretty much every weekend.  I'm going to get one of the Coleman heaters this year.. hopefully that will help a little.

[jwfgolfpro]

TNReb, on 11 November 2012 - 12:03 PM, said:

Does anyone take their own cart cover to the course and put it on the cart when they play in the winter?

How much trouble is it?  Any particular brand/model I should look at?


I wish I could get my own golf cart, but that isn't feasible any time soon.  Especially with a motorcycle sitting in the garage that I'm paying for but never ride!  

I live less than a quarter of a mile from our club house... I run out for 9 holes here and there during the week, and manage to squeeze in 18 pretty much every weekend.  I'm going to get one of the Coleman heaters this year.. hopefully that will help a little.

Tons of goflers have these at my facility.

http://www.hornungs....uggy-Cover.html

JWF

[ladahl]

I do.

I have my cover and little coleman heater in my trunk at all times this time of year.. less than 2 minutes to take on/off.

[ironmikes]

those looks pretty cool. how much do the covers run ? also curious as to if you use the propane heater just to warm you hands ? thanks

Edited by ironmikes, 11 November 2012 - 01:12 PM.

[ladahl]

http://www.golfsmith...golf-cart-cover

I'm on my third season in MN with this one.... Almost "disposible" price on it now.

[ironmikes]

ladahl, on 11 November 2012 - 01:05 PM, said:

http://www.golfsmith...golf-cart-cover

I'm on my third season in MN with this one.... Almost "disposible" price on it now.

Thanks for the heads up on the price.  how easy is it for you to install by yourself ?

Edited by ironmikes, 11 November 2012 - 01:25 PM.

[ladahl]

ironmikes, on 11 November 2012 - 01:22 PM, said:

ladahl, on 11 November 2012 - 01:05 PM, said:

http://www.golfsmith...golf-cart-cover

I'm on my third season in MN with this one.... Almost "disposible" price on it now.

Thanks for the heads up on the price.  how easy is it for you to install by yourself ?

easy... literally a couple minutes.  After thr round I fold it up and put into a tote in my trunk.
If it's wet, I will hang it up in the garage when I get home...

I use a heater inside, so it helps smooth out all the wrinkles.. (not the best vision), but I'm warm and toasty.  Needless to say, everyone want to pair-up with me  

[ironmikes]

ladahl, on 11 November 2012 - 01:35 PM, said:

ironmikes, on 11 November 2012 - 01:22 PM, said:

ladahl, on 11 November 2012 - 01:05 PM, said:

http://www.golfsmith...golf-cart-cover

I'm on my third season in MN with this one.... Almost "disposible" price on it now.

Thanks for the heads up on the price.  how easy is it for you to install by yourself ?

easy... literally a couple minutes.  After thr round I fold it up and put into a tote in my trunk.
If it's wet, I will hang it up in the garage when I get home...

I use a heater inside, so it helps smooth out all the wrinkles.. (not the best vision), but I'm warm and toasty.  Needless to say, everyone want to pair-up with me  

sounds really good ! thanks for taking the time to share your experience with me .

[ladahl]

No problem.. It's really extended my season on each end of winter.

[PZero]

I got one last season. If you play in cold weather, it's a must have. It takes just a few minutes to put on and take off.

[BuckeyePaul01]

Cart covers are great.....

For me, a heater isn't even necessary.  Once I get out of the wind....that's usually enough.