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Can You Bring your own beer to the golf course?

Sep 09, 2015 · The golf course didn't mark those prices on the product. It was either the manufacturer or distributor. You are going to pay more than you would at a regular retailer if you buy the same thing at an airport, concert, convenience store, restaurant etc. Last concert we went too, mixed drink $11.50, 16 oz beer: $13!

Do You Bring your own Gatorade on a golf course?

Feb 27, 2022 · 1. ‘Driving the cart ahead of the group’ 2. ‘Taking calls on the course’ 3. ‘Order way too many drinks’ 4. ‘Get mad about their game’ 5. ‘Standing over the ball too long’ 6.

Why can't you drink alcohol on a private golf course?

May 14, 2020 · With the clubhouse bar closed, it's time to get creative with on-course refreshments. Here are the 6 best (and easiest) DIY drinks for playing golf.

Can You Bring your own cooler to a golf course?

Apr 18, 2013 · Some states dramshop laws don't allow liquor license holders to allow folks to bring their own alcohol on the premises. Good sense economically not to allow outside beverages of any kind, some very nice courses that have no problem with demand include water in that.

What do you call someone who works at a golf course?

Full Time Jobs / Careers in Golf Golf Professionals run all the golf operations at a course, teach the game of golf, and run all the tournaments and events happening at the course. Learn more about becoming a PGA Professional.

How old do you have to be to be a cart girl in California?

18 years oldSince golf cart attendants typically serve both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, you need to meet your state's requirements for serving alcohol. In most places, you need to be at least 18 years old to serve drinks.

What does a caddy girl do?

The caddy is expected to keep the golf clubs, balls, and other equipment clean throughout the game. They should carry different types of towels with them and appropriate cleaning products.

What is a golf cart girl called?

Beverage cart attendants are typically girls and the beverage of choice for golfers is often beer – thus the job title beer cart.

Where is the bar cart?

The bar cart is in the barn. The simple luxury of a well-hydrated afternoon on the golf course is suddenly in jeopardy. You’re having a crisis of on-course consumption, and you’re not alone. Even as courses around the United States reopen, golfers everywhere are forced to improvise. Those who ride in carts have become walkers or push cart-ers.

Who is James Colgan?

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Socrates

They most likely are looking at everthing but water. I would be shocked if they wanted to take a personal bottle of water. Pop or alcohol is more what they are after. As far as food goes, it's not uncommon for people to try and bring food (from burgers to pizza). I've seen many have pizza delivered to specific holes at a certain time.

Hawkeye77

Some states dramshop laws don't allow liquor license holders to allow folks to bring their own alcohol on the premises.#N#Good sense economically not to allow outside beverages of any kind, some very nice courses that have no problem with demand include water in that.

saltcity

Nicer courses/clubs tend to frown on bringing your own food & drink on the course for all the reasons mentioned above.#N#I've also played on muni's where just about anything goes.#N#Growing up, learning the game, it's rules and [b] [i]etiquette [/i] [/b], I was told that it's poor form to bring your own food & drinks to the course.#N#Support your local club or your guests club and buy your drinks and snacks at the course.#N#Anyone else taught that?.

Thrillhouse

Growing up, learning the game, it's rules and [b] [i]etiquette [/i] [/b], I was told that it's poor form to bring your own food & drinks to the course.

wetdogsmell

The truly ironic thing about this thread is that it was started by "Wet Dog Smell." I demand to know how he got wet, whether he was on the course or not when he got wet, and with whose water.

Desert Golf

The Coachella Valley summers (May through September) are extremely hot and I always bring at least 2 bottles of water. I've never been hassled and would never play a course again if they didn't let me pack in water when it is over 110F. Some courses have water stations, but some don't.

Shiram

I've never been hassled for bringing my own bottle of water. I usually use a squeeze bottle and prefer courses that let me refill it regularly... walking I drink 3-4 bottles a round.#N#At my club, they are happy to fill your water bottle at the bar/half-way house and there are coolers every third hole.

Gator Hazard

I am going to support "no" vote for yet another reason. Sometimes, I see guys sneaking in huge amount of drinks (2 cases of beer, a tall bottle of vodka, etc.). Almost all of these guys get wasted before the round is over and their behavior often goes south..

Braivo

My girlfriend lives along the course. Sometimes as I pass her house she'll bring me a beer to refresh me along the way. That is the only time I'll ever "sneak" anything on. I don't feel right about it though.

colin007

I'm pretty sure they don't allow you to bring in your own water at movie theaters or sporting stadiums.

mcanadiens

Well. Yes and no. Generally, I bring an empty Gatorade bottle to fill with water. One of our local courses has no coolers or water fountains. The only way to do it is wedge the thing into the sink to get about 2/3 of the bottle. Some have proper coolers on the course. Others don't.

Can you bring a child to the Masters?

While there is no age restriction on the course, it's best to use your head when planning on bringing children along to the Masters. Strollers are not allowed, meaning that should you bring a young child, you'll be holding them for a large amount of the day.

Should I leave my electronics at home for the Masters?

It's probably for the best that any and all electronics of yours are left at home if you're planning on attending the Masters. If you need to keep up with something happening off the course, your best bet will be to make use of the phone bank.

Do doctors use beepers in the Masters?

Proving how old school the Masters is, the tournament still has rules on the books regarding the use of beepers. So yeah, doctors better leave their pagers at home, as most others have for the past 15 years.

Can you bring a gun on Augusta National Golf Course?

While apparently there was a time, as the above picture shows, that bringing guns on golf courses was a thing that happened, Augusta National has a strict policy against weapons of any kind. Regardless of your permit, you won't be allowed onto the course armed.

Can you drink beer at Augusta National?

Alcoholic beverages. Jamie Squire/Getty Images. It should also come as no surprise that Augusta National would prefer fans don't bring alcohol onto their pristine course. Thankfully, beer is reasonably priced, so golf fans can still enjoy a brew while taking in the action.

Does Augusta National require chairs?

While Augusta National permits chairs, which are necessary for anyone hoping to watch up close at one of the greens for the majority of the day, it's vital that patrons have the right type of seat. "If you bring a chair, make sure it's a collapsible one without armrests," is the official line, so the safest way to get a seat might merely be to buy one from the Pro Shop at Augusta to ensure it passes all inspections.

Can you post selfies on Instagram at the Masters?

Fans looking to post Instagram selfies with their favorite golfers at the Masters will have to find another way to share their content, as Augusta National forbids any phones. While there are plenty of signs to help patrons find their way around the course, meeting up with friends if you get separated could prove difficult without communication. For fans who need to reach someone off the course, payphones are available.

Pearson10M

I want to get everyone's take on this. Almost all courses I play have a "No Coolers Allowed" rule, but I very rarely have been stopped, even when the starter sees me load onto the cart in the back basket.

Old Tom Morris

I pack lots of water and club sodas in a cooler for my round. You can't have people out in the midsummer sun for over four hours without ample water. I drank 12 club sodas and two water bottles during my round on Friday. Any less and I would have began hallucinating.

straightshot7

Wrap your soft cooler in a dark towel and place in the basket so that it's concealedPlace miscellaneous golf items on top of the towel (headcovers, extra balls, shoes, maybe even a water bottle, etc)What they don't know won't hurt them.

Bonneville85308

The majority of the courses in my area have been looking the other way when it comes to personal coolers with the current COVID situation where most drinking water has been removed from the course. There is one that I play where they will always ask if you have alcohol in it, and if you don't, you are welcome to bring a cooler.

b.helts

For each of the four of you in this thread that only bring water and Gatorade there are 4000 that pack as many beers as will fit in their coolers.

Socrates

As b. belts said, for every guy that has a cooler with non-alcoholic drinks, there a 10 that are cramming their bags and coolers with outside alcohol. So you can't trust anyone and you have to say no to all coolers. The big problem is the liability that could happen if someone gets drunk and then drives off and hits someone causing injury or death.

Hateto3Putt

I played two rounds this past weekend with the heat index close to/over 100 degrees.