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Smell is only one reason.

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If I played golf I would have no objection to doubling up in a cart - as long as I get to drive the cart. I don't "passenger" well, especially with strangers.

Two jumbo sized golfers might have a problem riding two to a cart. My neighbor and I tried it and it didn’t work for us. Had to ride with a thinner member of our party. In the end it worked out just fine. But, we played Okeechobee which has no par 4 holes. Cart path all the way.

If there are only two players in a tee time slot will they let you take two carts or are they forcing you to take one cart?

That's fine......jeez.............common sense

If you go to Golf the Villages and read the golf cart policy, it states that a group will be limited to two carts per group. It makes no mention about the size of the group.

Played Palmer yesterday.......nice conditions.

Our group (who had two carts) watched the group ahead of us with three carts.
A lot of holes, three carts in the fairway.
The crazy sight was when the Amb joined the three carts in the fairway.
The Amb stopped by our group & we said....So you caught them all 3 in the fairway.
The Amb said.......no, they are doing jus fine.
Well okay then.

Dave Letterman's Top Ten reasons not to ride with a stranger:

> They smoke cigarettes
> They talk too much
> They smell
> Their definition of bad weather is much different than yours.
> Forced to discuss: Impact Fee, Dog Poop, Best Pizza
> They analyze every frig-n shot
> Medical Condition: If you must leave the course asap.
> They play music too loud.
> Sexual advances.
> It's a Yesteryear cart........too tight & damn doors.
> Too much perfume/cologne
> No cooler
> They keep explaining how they shot under par yesterday.
> Bad driver
> Oversized person.

Just curious as to which course, at what time?

And Palmer does look much better with the rain and closures. Riley especially will be in excellent shape after being closed for the bridge work

LV to Riley

Quite a few Ambassadors enforce the rules, some not so much...they don't like or don't know how to be "confrontational"