Bringing Drinks/Coolers on to the Course

[Kenny Lee]

  Moppy said:

I wondered what the secret was to a single digit handicap!

Actually, I used to have two separate GHIN #'s. I had one for drunk golf, and another for sober golf.

It didn't seem to make a difference. The index numbers were always within 0.5 of each other.

Now I just drink every damn round- no need for two GHIN #'S.

*Also, if you're going to play drunk, you should get smashed while practicing on the range.

[isukgolf]

I will bring powder Gatorade I will buy the first one and then refill with water and maybe some powered gatorade. :offtopic: I am alway amused, by the folks that claim to drink a lot during a round and some even pride themselves on following rules, etc ... but do not think twice of getting behind the wheel legally drunk ...

[Kenny Lee]

  isukgolf said:

I am alway amused, by the folks that claim to drink a lot during a round and some even pride themselves on following rules, etc ... but do not think twice of getting behind the wheel legally drunk ...

Of course, I drive home completely smashed after a round of golf. But I'm behind the wheel of my golf cart. (I live across the street from the course).

[Ernest Jones]

  isukgolf said:

I will bring powder Gatorade I will buy the first one and then refill with water and maybe some powered gatorade. :offtopic: I am alway amused, by the folks that claim to drink a lot during a round and some even pride themselves on following rules, etc ... but do not think twice of getting behind the wheel legally drunk ...

In the words of George Carlin: "Legally drunk... Well, if it's legal, what's the ****ing problem???"

[pumaAttack]

  Kenny Lee said:

Of course, I drive home completely smashed after a round of golf. But I'm behind the wheel of my golf cart. (I live across the street from the course).

You can still kill people driving a golf cart drunk....

Classy

[Kenny Lee]

  pumaAttack said:

You can still kill people driving a golf cart drunk....

Classy

C'mon puma, lighten up buddy.

Perhaps you should have a beer, or ten.

[Jeremie Boop]

  pumaAttack said:

You can still kill people driving a golf cart drunk....

Classy

I'd hoped everyone would read the obvious sarcasm in @Kenny Lee 's posts...

[isukgolf]

  Jeremie Boop said:

I'd hoped everyone would read the obvious sarcasm in @Kenny Lee 's posts...

I find ignoring them works better.

[meenman]

  isukgolf said:

I will bring powder Gatorade I will buy the first one and then refill with water and maybe some powered gatorade.

I am alway amused, by the folks that claim to drink a lot during a round and some even pride themselves on following rules, etc ... but do not think twice of getting behind the wheel legally drunk ...

Thats why the cart girls or the young ladies behind the bar are always willing to drive me home.

[boogielicious]

  pumaAttack said:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave2512

Pot culture could be anything, as in the stereotype doesn't fit in 2015. I know people that use THC products that look like an everyday grandfather. I've never seen any hippie looking people at dispensaries, not even the people that work there.

Pot culture being wearing the pot leaves on clothes, wearing bob marley clothes, waking and baking, smoking everyday, etc.   This was on display more than once when I played at Park Hill Golf Club...

I have no problem with the drug but the over the top culture is annoying and makes Colorado look bad.  Not to mention how high rent has become recently...

You wrote this and I immediately thought of John Daly! We should check what he's really smoking!

[Cartgirl123]

As a bev cart girl and a bartender at a golf course I highly recommend NOT bringing your own alcohol. It puts us at a personal risk if an accident happens and it puts the course at risk of getting fined or losing our liquor license. Also it’s extremely rude and disrespectful. If you can’t afford to buy beers from us then don’t drink at the course . If we get get caught not confiscating outside liquor we won’t get scheduled so even just tipping doesn’t cut it. 

[308 Ragin Cajun]

Our course has the cheapest , coldest beer in town, and offers  free water, ice, and cups, lids, straws at the clubhouse. I see no reason to bring stuff from home at the prices they'e charging. Would you be allowed to bring your own beer to a bar?

[StuM]

I had to vote “Yes” because I have done it.  It is a faints most course rules and I know I am breaking that rule.  When I do it I do not stock my bag with s six pack, usually 1 or 2 beers.

i do not do it all of the time and will buy from the cart, if it comes buy.

[Ccred1992]

I bring a cooler every time. Most of the time I buy beer from the club and replenish with my own when needed. My F&B  bill each month is a fair amount so the club is better off when I am there. 

Edited September 14, 2020 by Ccred1992

[RFKFREAK]

I almost never drink alcohol while I play but typically do bring a few bottles of water or seltzer and some food to eat but that's more because I'm pretty meticulous about my diet and don't feel like figuring out how many calories are in the food that may be available.  

[Double Mocha Man]

  On 9/14/2020 at 8:40 PM, RFKFREAK said:

I almost never drink alcohol while I play but typically do bring a few bottles of water or seltzer and some food to eat but that's more because I'm pretty meticulous about my diet and don't feel like figuring out how many calories are in the food that may be available.  

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If it's the typical food at the turn it's fried this, burger that, etc.  You can stop counting calories after 500...

A few years ago I played in a group of pretty good golfers.  If, at the turn, they ordered the huge Polish sausage sandwiches, I knew I had 'em on the back nine.  Poor guys just became lethargic.  Myself, I would just have an energy bar and some Italian Sports Drink to stay lean & mean.

[Darkfrog]

I voted for the first option. I don't consume alcohol while I play golf, but I bring my own snacks and hydration (usually just a water bottle). I'm not going to pay for overpriced soft drinks and generally unhealthy garbage food sold on on the premises of my home course.

Sometimes I enjoy a cold beer right after my round, if I have time to stick around and watch some sports in the restaurant/bar, but it's all closed right now, so not even an option.

Edited September 14, 2020 by Darkfrog

[Double Mocha Man]

  On 6/21/2020 at 2:38 AM, Cartgirl123 said:

As a bev cart girl and a bartender at a golf course I highly recommend NOT bringing your own alcohol. It puts us at a personal risk if an accident happens and it puts the course at risk of getting fined or losing our liquor license. Also it’s extremely rude and disrespectful. If you can’t afford to buy beers from us then don’t drink at the course . If we get get caught not confiscating outside liquor we won’t get scheduled so even just tipping doesn’t cut it. 

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Are you related to Cart Boy who used to hang around these parts?