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Tips to stay warm and play golf part 2

Saturday, January 30, 2010 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf equipment, golf tips, winter golf accessories

In part one we talked about dressing warm with the correct winter golf apparel. Now we will talk about what else can be done so that you can enjoy golf and camaraderie in this chilly weather.

If you rent a golf cart with a roof or if you have your own then you can have an enclosure to help keep you warm. There are many manufacturers of  golf cart covers and many styles to choose from. They either go over the roof or wrap around the roof support bars.

 Obviously the ones that go over have much more material and ar harder to transport but draping them over when you get there is easier. The ones that go under the roof and wrap around the bars are much less material but can be hard to adjust and get the way you want them.

Be prepared with a golf cart cover and your golf trip will include more and better golf.

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