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Heated Vest for Winter Golf

Mkgrady

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My course is going to stay open this winter. I’m in Massachusetts. Does anybody have a heated vest they would recommend? I have a heated jacket but it would be too restrictive to make a good swing. 


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I have my eye on two different ones.   Both received decent reviews.  

I'm looking to purchase one this winter.    

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On 11/7/2021 at 7:20 PM, Mkgrady said:

My course is going to stay open this winter. I’m in Massachusetts. 

Fortunate you!  Are you on the Cape?  Long ago I lived outside of Boston and I don't recall many winters without frequent snow and extended snow cover.  Hope you get a good vest and get to use it a lot. 

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On 11/7/2021 at 8:12 PM, dennyjones said:

I have my eye on two different ones.   Both received decent reviews.  

I'm looking to purchase one this winter.    

I may look into one of these ….our high today was only 70. Brrrrrrrrr.😄

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1 hour ago, bkuehn1952 said:

Fortunate you!  Are you on the Cape?  Long ago I lived outside of Boston and I don't recall many winters without frequent snow and extended snow cover.  Hope you get a good vest and get to use it a lot. 

Not on the cape. Near Plymouth. Our winters have been mild enough lately to get out many times through the winter. It help to be near the ocean


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8 hours ago, Mkgrady said:

Not on the cape. Near Plymouth. Our winters have been mild enough lately to get out many times through the winter. It help to be near the ocean

I grew up in Scituate.

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