Golf Cart Accessories

Playing a good game of golf doesn’t just involve you, your clubs and the golf ball. Playing golf means coming to the greens with the complete arsenal that will not only make you look good but also make you a better player. So what are golf accessories and better yet, what should be considered an accessory?

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Accessories are stuff you don’t really need to play the game but which for some reason, sort of affect your game in a subtle way. It’s like playing bowling without a good glove - sure, you can still hit the pins but your grip is just not the same. So what are golf accessories you should be

thinking of getting? Here is a list of stuff you don’t think you need, but you will:

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Is there anything worse than the lack of golf etiquette shown by many out on the course? Have you ever had a golf ball driven into your foursome by the group behind you because of their lack of patience? Or have you ever waited to hit your approach to the green because the group getting done is busy filling out the scorecard on the green and talking about the hole? It’s all a lack of golf etiquette.

It seems that we will spend big sums of money on clubs and equipment, but fail to learn the rules of the game. Take a little time and brush up on the basic rules and etiquette. Listed here is quick and simple outline on

the basics of golf etiquette.

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Many gentlemen consider their Golf Cart decision paramount to a happy retirement. But who says you are stuck shopping in the Golf Cart Category when there are hybrid ATV models to consider these days? For instance Kawasaki makes a four passenger Mule series in its 3010 model. It is quite a great little unit and it is much stronger, faster and more reliable than a golf cart.

In fact, Former President Bush bought one to get around on and it is quite a cool little unit. If you live in a gated golf cart community or in a place where most people shuttle around on golf carts, perhaps you would rather look into a four passenger ATV, with better performance and

reliability too?

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One of the newest tools of the trade is the golf GPS (global positioning system). These tools provide golfers with course maps and they can be used for determining yardage. There are several different models of golf GPSs including handheld GPS system models and digital caddies. These golf gadgets have become so popular in the last couple of years that now many of the top golf courses offer digital caddies that have a gps integrated into their golf cart rentals.

If you are in the market for a handheld GPS then you have several great options to choose from. Your first option is the Sky Golf Sky Caddie SG2 GPS. This handheld model has a list price of $349.99,

however, you can occasionally find it on sale for around $280. This product includes a programmable GPS rangefinder, an AC battery charger, a USB cable to connect your GPS to your computer, software, a belt clip, and a quick start guide.

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Mark Twain once said, Golf is a good walk spoiled. Perhaps he would have felt differently about the game if he had had his own powered golf cart to zip him along the golf course. In Twain s day, golf courses were typically built on compact parcels of land, and they were often less than 6,000 yards long. Today s golf courses are much different; with courses that sprawl over hundreds of acres (often weaving in and out of rows of homes), and course lengths that are approaching 8,000 yards in some cases. If Twain had been asked to describe the modern game he might have been more apt to say golf is a really, really long

walk.

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