
03-16-2021, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by John_W
Drive your car, you have radio, air conditioning, less travel time. I never take my golf cart out unless it's to play golf. Yesterday I drove the cart, and it wasn't to play golf. I took it LSL Villages Golf Cart store to order a new 3 piece windshield. Mine is ten years old and it's starting to get cloudy, especially if looking into the late afternoon sun. I'm getting a new 3 piece windshield that opens forward at the bottom, and the top is solid and doesn't open.
Last time before that trip, I took it out in November to go vote at Allamanda Rec Center. I'm not a big fan of riding around in a bumpy, loud, wind blown golf cart. I think many of the new people will find out after a year or so, the novelty of golf cart trips will wear off.
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I pretty much agree with that. In my opinion golf cars are for golfing or going to the pool so not to get water or lotion in my car, and every once in awhile a late day ride around the local neighborhoods just to keep the battery charged. Automobiles are for everything else. I might venture to Paddock Square one time via golf car just to say that I did it but doubt very much there will be a second time for me. .
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