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how to sneak beer on a golf course

by Joannie Romaguera Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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Part of a video titled Sneak Beer on the Golf Course with the Covert Cooler
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Can you bring beers on a golf course?

In general, golf facilities with liquor licenses cannot allow patrons to bring alcohol onto the course that was not purchased on site, due to the prevailing liquor laws.

Can you get drunk on a golf course?

Most golf courses will allow you to drink alcohol during your round, however doing so will likely inhibit your performance. Studies have shown one or two drinks can release tension in your swing, but anything more than that will negatively impact your ball striking and consistency.

How do you sneak beer into a sporting event?

0:292:35How To Sneak Beer Into A Sporting Event - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipBut inside there's actually a plastic bladder that holds up to 36 ounces of liquid. Once filled upMoreBut inside there's actually a plastic bladder that holds up to 36 ounces of liquid. Once filled up they just simply slip it back in zip it up and head casually into the stadium.

How do you sneak beer into a cooler?

Change the container in which you put your drink. Alternatively, you can pour your beverage into another container which is more benign. You could put beer in an old-fashioned mott's bottle, and it would look like apple juice.

Do pro golfers drink alcohol while playing?

A pro golfer has admitted to drinking on the course while playing in PGA events … and his name isn't John Daly. In an interview with the Golf Channel, Rocco Mediate revealed he used to drank daily, including during PGA Tour events, as a way to cope with the back pain that he suffered from during his career.

Can you take a cooler on a golf course?

Rule no. 6: Don't sneak beverages (or bring your own cooler) Leave your personal coolers at home. Believe it or not, most golf courses don't recoup expenses through green fees.

How do you sneak alcohol past security?

Water bottle caps These caps exist specifically to help you get your drinks past security. They fit typical water bottles and make it appear as though the bottle has never been opened. Clear alcohol, bottled water, one of these, and you're all set.

How do you know if you have a beer belly?

For men, a waist that measures more than 40 inches is a sign that your belly fat may be increasing your risk of health problems. To measure it properly, place a tape measure around your waist, just above the hip bone (not necessarily where your belt usually is, which may have migrated below that).

How do you hide alcohol in plain sight?

10 Genius Flasks For Hiding Your Alcohol In Plain SightThe Book Flask. Bring this book flask to any event or location where you might be able to get away with “reading” in the corner. ... The Wine Rack / Beer Belly. ... Booze Tubes. ... Lotion Flasks. ... Camera Flask. ... Shampoo and Conditioner Flasks. ... Wallet Flask. ... Umbrella Flask.More items...•

How do you discreetly drink beer?

Thus, as a public service, here's a step-by-step guide for how to get away with drinking in public.Use a paper bag. ... Pour your drink into a different container. ... Be quiet. ... Know your location. ... Utilize stealth drinking technology.

How do you disguise beer in public?

18 Sneaky Ways To Drink Booze In PublicHide your beer can inside a soda can. ... Rock a Beerbelly. ... Or, for the ladies, the super-stylin' WineRack. ... Fun fact: You can fit an entire bottle of wine in a Starbucks "Trenta" cup! ... Dunkin' Donuts cups are also an excellent choice for morning/day drinking.More items...•

What do you hide beer in?

Opaque Nalgene bottles, or other all-purpose water bottles are perfect for hiding booze. Put vodka, gin, and other clear spirits in water bottles. Make sure you leave the cap on at all times, when you're not drinking, to avoid the strong smell attracting attention.

Can you drink on a disc golf course?

Neither or both? Disc golf is not the only sport where alcohol has worked its way into the main scene. Casual rounds of ball golf and alcohol go together very often. Many golf courses sell alcoholic beverages at their clubhouses to accommodate their patrons.

How do you play golf drunk?

Always play the golf ball back further in your stance. The more sloshed you get, the further the ball should be played back as your center of gravity diminishes (hey, it's science!) It's vital to catch the ball first in the golf swing … even more so while intoxicated.

Do golfers drink?

Pro golfers will drink water, sports drinks, or vitamin drinks specifically suited to their needs. Although many amateur golfers will enjoy a beer while playing golf, this is not something you will see professional golfers do during a round.

Can I bring my own water to a golf course?

They are going to have to bring their own water in many cases. It's important to call the golf courses you will be playing to see what is and isn't available. If they don't have water coolers on their carts, make sure they let you bring your own. And hydrating before getting to the course will be important, too.

1. Invest in a Special Golf Cooler

If you’re not overly familiar with the golf world, this whole problem seems easily solvable. After all, why not just bring a cooler along?

3. Only Use Refreezable Ice Packs

Of course, insulation on its own can only go so far. Without cold air circulating to begin with, the bag has little coolness to keep trapped inside.

Conclusion

Not being allowed to bring a cooler onto the golf course should never mean an end to the merriment.

How long do you soak gummy bears in vodka?

They're also really easy to make. Basically just soak some gummy bears in vodka for three to five days in the fridge. Put 'em back in the bag, and close it tightly (because them things are gooey). Advertisement.

What is drunken boyscout?

We call it The Drunken Boyscout. Simply take some ice pops (like Fla-Vor-Ice or Otter Pops), use a syringe to pull out some of the liquid, replace that liquid with booze, tape over the hole, and pop back in the freezer. They're really quite tasty.

How much can a wine rack hold?

The Wine Rack can supposedly boost someone from a A-cup to double-Ds (with what I'm sure is a totally natural look), it can hold up to 750ml of your favorite beverage, and it has the same drinking hose as the beer belly so you don't have to take it off to enjoy it. Boobs + whiskey = marry me.

Can you put jello in a shot cup?

Jello shots are great, but if you put them in little individual shot cups you're going to get caught. So here's what you do: Follow your normal jello shot recipe, but just pour it into a big, wide tupperware container.

colin007

so this was something that popped in my head due to the "taking a range ball" thread and the ethics of doing so.

colin007

It's pretty rare that I drink alcohol while golfing. I have though, both smuggled in beer/whiskey or purchased from the cart girl. I have no real qualms about drinking "outside beverages" on the course.

rkim291968

I don't drink on the course but I voted no. No cheapskate here ..... buuuuuut, I bring food and other liquid refreshment b/c I can't stand what the course offers. I prefer vitamin drink vs Gatorade, healthy sandwich/fruit vs hotdog and other greasy stuff they sell.

BubblesUSMC

I've gotten to the course with one bottle of soda I was drinking and took it with me. I don't hide multiples in my bag to drink throughout the round though. I just don't see the point in wasting what I bought because I didn't finish it before arriving. I've occasionally brought a snack like beef jerky or something too, but rarely.

Gunther

Cheapskate here, I will sometimes bring a 6-pack, when I am drinking. I hide the cooler under the cart seat (electric only).

Gator Hazard

More or less, yep. Sometimes I do things that are "wrong" but at least I own up to it instead of spewing some convoluted nonsense in an attempt to justify it. What can I say, I'm a bad ass mo-fo.

14ledo81

I bring my own water. Sometimes I refill my water bottle at the club house though....

jenx59

Here's the dilemma. Economy's a little weak and we have a little less spending money while being on the course, so the luxury of the bevarage cart is maybe just that...a little too luxurious. So how does one keep their own home-brought drinks cool for the duration of the round on the golf course without having to bring a whole cooler?

dberry90210

Simple...as long as the course you're playing at offers coolers for purchased beer you do the following... 1. You and your passenger split a 12 pack, an 18 pack, or a case if you're feeling thristy, between each bag pre course arrival. 2. Buy 4-5 beers from the grill/club house before your round.

Yepyukon

The majority of the time I am drinking on the course is with a Brit I work with. My wife is Welsh so I have kinda gotten used to drinking alcoholic beverages that are only cool at times. One trick I have used though. Get an ice bag from the store. Cut a hole in the top and dump about half of the ice out. Fill it with beer.

slicer365

Am I missing something? Why drink booze on the course in the first place?

Stick E

The best methods have already been stated of course... A handle of whiskey seems to work just fine - some nice Canadian Mist (lol)...it comes in a slim plastic bottle that fits in any bag just fine and dandy...and you don't have to worry about lugging around a big glass bottle of Crown at 25% of the cost.

ultra45

got it home, I confirmed that it would hold 14 BEERS in that one pocket! (it's a little side-heavy at that point but that's what the cart strap is for! )

tpariff

A few have mentioned the plastic bag idea and I think that's best if the course doesn't already have coolers on the cart. Just put a plastic bag and the beers in your golf bag. Just about every course has an ice machine. Fill some "water cups" with ice and take them to your cart. Put the beers in the plastic bag and cover with ice.

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