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wass1967

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Just wondering if any out there own your own cart you use on the course?
If so, lets see a picture of it! Do any have them decked out with all the goodies they have for them now? I am not a golfer and I would probably get shott if they seen my cart on the course. I use mine for camping, trail riding and back and forth to work. Lets see your cart! Here is mine.


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sweet cart...yeah im going to have to agree that if you were on the course with that you would be in danger lol.
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Thanks! I hear there are alot of places that allow you to bring your own cart but they do not allow lifted ones even if they have tires made for the grass.

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You can bring your own cart to play, but where they get u is when you still have to pay for the cart fees lol...still make you pay...so sad.
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Wass... that is one mean looking cart. I don't think that would be allowed on 99% of courses because it looks like a golf course destroyer. It'd be a great camping rig though.

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That is where I use it 90% of the time. It is fun. Some day I would like to take out the 9hp motor and drop in a 24hp honda v-twin. I was hoping there would be others on here with carts. Thats ok though.

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