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I didn't realise so many people on here were hairdressers!
Convertible Cars & Golf Clubs
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sunshine
Well-known member
I can't work out if this is a series of euphanisms or if you are genuinely referring to your car
Canary_Yellow
Journeyman Pro
I didn't realise so many people on here were hairdressers!
If these are examples of what your hairdresser drives, you’re paying them too much
Hammertoe
Assistant Pro
Used to drive a mark 2.5 MX5, God I loved that car, my carry bag fitted in the boot no problem, I used to carry 2 carry bags in the boot as my mate had an MR2 at the time and his carry bag would not fit anywhere in his car, my car was faster too.
Redtraveller
Club Champion
haha, it seems every owner of a convertible in this country is also on this forumI didn't realise so many people on here were hairdressers!
AmandaJR
Money List Winner
I'm on my 4th MX5 and the latest RF model is the worst for room. Boot won't take trolley with wheels off as the last one did so have rented a space at the club! Not much interior storage at all but the clubs fit on the passenger side. Wouldn't change it for the world and I'm sure I'll have plenty of time for a more practical car when getting in and out is a struggle! The photo isn't me in mine but pretty close!
TigerBear
Active member
The two simply don't go hand in hand.
If you want a convertible, fair enough to you but you'll be walking to the golf club
If you want a convertible, fair enough to you but you'll be walking to the golf club
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
Remove woods and place in storage behind seats. Woods go between seats and storage.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
The two simply don't go hand in hand.
If you want a convertible, fair enough to you but you'll be walking to the golf club
Why? Mine takes a Motocaddy S7 remote, the battery, a big cart bag, a pair of shoes, and I can still put the roof down, with nothing in the passenger footwell, it all goes in the boot.
JayB
Newbie
I have the same car, clubs go in the passenger side easily and my Stewart Golf R1-S trolley fits in the boot with room to spare without the need to dismantle anything.
LincolnShep
Head Pro
The two simply don't go hand in hand.
If you want a convertible, fair enough to you but you'll be walking to the golf club
Apart from all the posts on here from golfers who drive convertibles.
GB72
Money List Winner
I drive an A5 convertible. Clubs go on the back seat and trolley in the boot and that works fine. Both will fit in the boot with the roof up but the clubs will not easily fit with the roof down.
LincolnShep
Head Pro
"Mid-life crisis"
"Hairdresser"
Hysterical comments, so original, how do you think them up? I'm going to have to go and have a lie down, my sides have split.
"Hairdresser"
Hysterical comments, so original, how do you think them up? I'm going to have to go and have a lie down, my sides have split.
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
Shooter McPowick
Head Pro
BMW 4 series convertible no problem
FuzzyDuck
Assistant Pro
And series 2.
sunshine
Well-known member
Can you not just tow the trolley behind the car?
