What Would You Do?

[obsessedgolfer]

you could put one of those basket things on the handell bars and and rest your bag on that.

[Pat007]

Having worked at a golf course, they won't store your clubs if they don't have storage so that they won't be liable for any clubs that might go missing. Tell them you'll sign a release form waiving their responsabilities if you leave your clubs there.

If not, the kid trailer sounds like the best option. You can find them used on www.kijiji.ca under your city and under the sports tab.

Good luck!

[Shindig]

Do you have any friends that also would like to take up membership? If so, maybe the total parents from the group can share the driving responsibilities. Or, if one of them lives closer to the course, maybe you can bike to his place and walk from there, storing the clubs there.

[skierbri10]

How about something like this?

http://www.bicycletrailers.com/Burley-Flatbed.pro

[JKilgore44]

I experienced a similar situation when I was your age. I had to ride my 4-wheeler (yes, I live in Texas) to the local course which was about 15-20 minutes away. They also did not offer club storage. I talked to the course pro and explained to him that I understood the clubhouse rules and was not looking to be any special exception, but that I had no other way of transporting my clubs. After a bit of negotiation, we agreed that it wouldn't hurt anyone if I stored my clubs in the back closet where the air conditioning unit was. It was an out-of-sight,out-of-mind situation and it allowed me to come to the course anytime I wanted.

Hopefully, the course pro will be equally accepting of an aspiring golfer like yourself and will be able to bend the rules a bit.

[Lefty731PM]

Maybe im not thinking here, do you guys have any idea on what I can do, to make my trip there on a bike less aggrivating with clubs on my back?

I'd be trying to rig up my golf buggy (you might call it a push cart or trolley or someting else) behind the bike. I'm assuming you're talking about a bicycle, not a motor bike. You'd probably have to make some kind of bent handle extension to attach under the seat with a collar so it could rotate, but it would be simple.

[JaY_B]

Just man up and ride your bike to the course, its a bit of effort yes, but like they say no pain no gain!

[Eore]

attach a rope to your bag and put it in a pull cart. presto!



i'm just kidding, golf junkie has good ideas