Golf Bag Coolers
Sunday, September 6th, 2009Golf Bag Coolers – A Must On a Hot Day
A review of the different brands and makes of golf bags in the market now will show that the golf bags have the pockets designed to accommodate the golf bag coolers that players normally have with them during a game. These pockets for the coolers in all models of the golf bags are likely always located such that it will be easy for the golfer to reach for the beverage or water cooler in case he gets thirsty anytime during his game.
The brands of the golf bags that were reviewed and examined for their functionality especially as regard s the pockets for the golf bag coolers included the: Bag Boy Revolver, Nike Tour II, Sun Mountain C-130, TaylorMade GTR, Titleist SC85, and the Wilson Performance cart bag. All these brands of the golf bag have convenient golf cooler pockets integrated in their designs. The pockets are so located such that a player will not have a hard time reaching for his water or beverage cooler.
On a hot day in summer, the golf bag cooler is indispensable to a player on the golf links as he is likely to be sweating profusely because of the high temperatures causing him to lose a lot of body fluids during his golf game. The golf cooler is what he will reach for, much more often than any other time during the year, to replace what he loses in perspiration while playing.
The golf course is normally laid out on a wide expanse of land, so if a player needs to drink water to quench his thirst, the golf bag cooler is the only thing that is convenient enough for him to get the water that he wants to drink. The golf clubhouse is quite far from where he could be during a game and he may not be able to last until he reaches it to get some drinks to satisfy his thirst. It could very well affect his game if he continues to play while feeling thirsty all the while. The makers of the golf bags (likely golf players themselves) have anticipated situations like this out in the golf grounds, so they have wisely provided for the pockets in their golf bags to carry the player’s water or beverage cooler.
Do You Really Need a Golf Bag Cooler?
A golf game is normally played for several hours to complete the number of holes that the players have agreed to play when they first teed off from the starting point of their game. While some players use golf carts, thus avoiding the long walks between holes, they can nevertheless become thirsty because of the warm weather. Those who walk the course perspire more and the more reason that they have to use the golf bag coolers with them to get their water needs.
Most players though just drink water during a game; they reserve themselves for the alcoholic drinks when they are back in the clubhouse after finishing their game. The fellowships that usually follow after any golf game have always some alcoholic drinks for those players who would want to go for them. Often the winners in a game are obliged to provide their co-players the alcoholic beverages as a celebration of sorts for their besting the other players in the game. That promotes closer camaraderie among the golfers and several rounds of the drinks sometimes cause the fellowships to last even far into the night – longer than the actual game that they played.
Some of the players may reach their homes later a bit tipsy and their wives sometimes would start doubting if they really came from the golf course, or from some pub nearby. The hubby sometimes could have some difficulty convincing the wife that he really came from the golf course, especially when he cannot control the slur in his speech due to the shots of alcohol he earlier imbibed at the clubhouse.