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Golf Clubs in 997?
- Thread starter cowan3.6c
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If you don't have a passenger, I just move the front passenger seat right back, then tilt back a tad then hey presto your golf bag base in the footwell and top of the bag into the seat + you can secure with the seatbelt.
I haven't tried getting them into the back seats but would imagine a bit tight feeding them past the front seats?
Also the golf club car park normally busy and to get them out of the rear seats you are going to need the doors fully opened.
I haven't tried getting them into the back seats but would imagine a bit tight feeding them past the front seats?
Also the golf club car park normally busy and to get them out of the rear seats you are going to need the doors fully opened.
Have to agree with Jamie - Putting them in the back is not only a pain in fitting them in past the front seats, but they also rattle around and can mark the rear seat bottoms.
Generally it's not ideal at the end of the day when they're wet & covered in mud, unless you have a full bag cover that you keep in the car for the journey back.
I've also bought a foldable (Dunlop) lightweight cart which whilst a little flimsey, folds up & fits into the boot (even managed to fit with ease into my previous 996 C4 boot).
Matt
Generally it's not ideal at the end of the day when they're wet & covered in mud, unless you have a full bag cover that you keep in the car for the journey back.
I've also bought a foldable (Dunlop) lightweight cart which whilst a little flimsey, folds up & fits into the boot (even managed to fit with ease into my previous 996 C4 boot).
Matt
For my sins I play a lot of golf!!
As others mention the best place if you don't have a passenger is front seat / footwell combo!
They fit across the back seats perfectly too but you do have to be careful with damage to the back of the seats....a perfectly positioned towel and or sports bag stops the damage and the movement (especially when braking!)
This weekend I even managed to get a motorised powercaddy in the back (has it's own protective bag!) and still be able to see out of the rear window.
The car is perfect!!!!
L
As others mention the best place if you don't have a passenger is front seat / footwell combo!
They fit across the back seats perfectly too but you do have to be careful with damage to the back of the seats....a perfectly positioned towel and or sports bag stops the damage and the movement (especially when braking!)
This weekend I even managed to get a motorised powercaddy in the back (has it's own protective bag!) and still be able to see out of the rear window.
The car is perfect!!!!
L
I got my OPC to order me one of these:
http://shop2.porsche.com/australia/sports/golf/wap06004317/
Cost about £40 and protects the back of the car from the clubs.Has a couple of handles on the top to make it easy to get the clubs in and out and is padded all round.Can't find it on the UK site anymore for some reason.
http://shop2.porsche.com/australia/sports/golf/wap06004317/
Cost about £40 and protects the back of the car from the clubs.Has a couple of handles on the top to make it easy to get the clubs in and out and is padded all round.Can't find it on the UK site anymore for some reason.
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