Anyone who would actually have "golf cart hog" cards printed up to put on golf carts must be in the early stages of dementia.....or perhaps they were just born rude.

I couldn't get into my car at Brownwood the other day because a golf cart parked literally 6" from my drivers side door. They were across the white line into my parking space and they pulled right up.

I was quite frustrated, but I didn't have a golf cart hog card. Darn!

me too, we have to unload a wheelchair next to ours.

oh, look how chatty I am today, this is my 4th post in an hour. I'll take a break now on my opinions....I'll go spout off on facebook now.

Although I hate when people say this, I can see both sides. Lol

I've never been to TV but I'm looking to it and a visit. I had no idea about the parking until I read this, believe me I'll be paranoid about it now and if that was my first hello I wouldn't be back. I'd be thinking friendliest my patoot. I don't think the card described is atrocious once it was fully described. Maybe it was meant as a reminder, or even a first time this is parking space, unnecessary probably yes. It's just a parking space there's more in life to get upset about, but to me anyway, not a life stopping horrendous event.

But maybe it seems small to me because I currently live in CNY and regularly see parking spaces designated for "green" cars and see them filled with huge SUVs or PIck up trucks and its not enforced. Why have them? And who parks there? To me that's incredibly rude and also breaking the law.

I would give an anonymous note of complaint on my cart the same consideration that I would give to an anonymous letter of complaint received at my house --- NONE.

The visitor should have discarded the note and forgotten about it. Of course, that does not mean disregarding the "best practice" of sharing parking spaces to the extent possible.

This made me laugh, very well put in a humorous way. Take the valid info, disregard the delivery. Kudos.