How Cold Is Too Cold To Golf?

The correct response is, Never, it's Never too cold to go golfing. Thanks to friends over at Flickr.com it looks like I'm not the only one that feels this way. Some of the winter golf shots require a little liquid courage and liquid warmth, but hey, what else are you going to do in the winter time.

Also, no one out on the course to make fun of your crazy slices.

Golfing In Winter Snow

Real golfers golf in winter, even if there is 4 inches of snow on the ground.

Winter Golf Cart

Even though winter is upon us, you can still go play a round of golf at some courses. Also, no need to fear winters breezy bite, with certain tarp adapters you can enclose your golf cart so that no wind gets in. I'm not sure I would run any kind of heater inside such a little place, but at least it's a place to find a little protection on those extra cold fall days.

Also, this golf cart protector will help prevent frost and dew build up in the early morning tee times. So now you have no excuse to go golfing in the winter time.

Mustang Golf Carts

Just a few weeks ago I was in Indianapolis at a huge car show and I got to see a ton of really cool cars. But, something else that caught my eye was someone tooling around in a golf cart, modeled to look like an old Ford Mustang. It was one of the coolest custom golf carts I'd ever seen.

So I started to do some searching and found a few pictures of Mustang Golf Carts on the internet. I'll let these get your creative juices flowing and your wallet crying out for support.

Go Mudding In A Golf Cart

Yes, even a golf cart can be used to enjoy the mud pit, as long as you have someone close to help pull you out. Looks like fun, as long as you have a custom golf cart to handle the jarring ride and deep mud.

Scorpion Golf Cart Picture

A Scorpion golf cart is kind of a cross between a motorcycle, traditional golf cart, and a motorcycle. Also, note the kangaroos in the background, I'm assuming this abomination is only available somewhere in Australia.

The flame job on the chrome and rear shock make this an eye catcher, but only a single seater golf cart.

Ramping A Golf Cart

Pfft, who needs a dune buggy, fourhweeler, or motorcycle to ramp huge sand dunes? You know what works perfectly well, a fast golf cart with enough suspension to take the launch and more importantly the landing.