How do you carry your clubs?

[SpoiledRotten]

Now, that I've gotten my cart almost the way I want it, how about you guys showing me how you carry your clubs on the course.

I have the rear flip flop seat, but I want to mount my clubs on the back with just enough space in the middle on the rear seat to carry "ALittleRotten" (11 yr old girl) with us on the course.

Please post some pics.

[essness]

That was easy! So easy, you might say a ..................

[mikesmotortoys]

Originally Posted by essness

That was easy! So easy, you might say a ..................

[SpoiledRotten]

Okay... maybe I deserved that one!


Rephrased: How do you carry your GOLF CLUBS on your cart, while ON THE GOLF COURSE?

[essness]

Originally Posted by SpoiledRotten

Okay... maybe I deserved that one!


Rephrased: How do you carry your GOLF CLUBS on your cart, while ON THE GOLF COURSE?

What are those/that

I'm done now, sorry Randy

[golfcarfixer]

What I do is if you have access to a club car bag holder which is plastic,I drill a hole through the safety bar and bolt it through.It beats buying an expensive bag holder.

[SpoiledRotten]

I've got the bag holder that I took off mine. I could bolt it to the flip flop seat angle iron and simply slap the bags on and loop the strap around it like normal, but I'm trying to keep enough room for the youngon' to ride back there, if she wants to go. That might be a non issue though since she will more than likely want to swim while we chase balls through the pasture.

Then if she goes, she could sit back there and we could give her an all important job of using her two hands to hold the two bags upright on the cart.

[DOOmsman]

Could you rig something with seat belts 2 cut down 5 gallon buckets. Make a plywood base that you throw on the foot board with the bucket bases when you are out losing golf balls.
I don't play golf I lose golf balls.

[SpoiledRotten]

Originally Posted by DOOmsman

Could you rig something with seat belts 2 cut down 5 gallon buckets. Make a plywood base that you throw on the foot board with the bucket bases when you are out losing golf balls.
I don't play golf I lose golf balls.

Now, that is what's so good about throwing out questions for others to offer suggestions to. I could do something like that. Cut the bucket off about 2" from the bottom, just for something to keep the bottom of the bag from slipping off the footboard, then use regular tie down straps to hold the top of the bag upright. I could paint the plastic buckets black and it would probably be hard to see their "ancestry" (as someone else used this word when commenting on the Tupperware speaker boxes).

At least it wouldn't be as obvious as the milk crates on the back of this one...

[rib33024]

Hey SP, do you have a Reese hitch on that cart? if so make a bracket that slides in the hitch to hold your bags, like the one that goes on your car to hold your bikes, Then you can remove it--
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