You can invest in one of these. I bought one in Scotland a few years ago and played with a friend on a regulation course. The head and the shaft adjusts... no need for a bag. Bring a box of balls, your spikes, and this club... Ercoupe people like things that are different, so I think this qualifies...
http://www.adjustableclubs.com/index.htm Best, John On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 10:21 AM, Ed Burkhead <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Rick asked: > > > Does anyone know you would fit golf clubs into an Ercoupe. > > > Pop out one out back windows and let them stick out? > > > > Naw! No sweat! Just leave the passenger at home. Firmly fasten the bag > with the seat belt and insure it can’t interfere with the right-hand yoke. > > > > If the passenger is essential, perhaps you could make a hole in the > seat-back and have the handle of the clubs extend between the pilot and > passenger while most of the length and the club heads are back in the 9-cu. > ft. baggage compartment. I suppose you might have to limit how many clubs > you carry this way. But isn’t it an extra fun challenge to play the game > with just three or four clubs each? > > > > I don’t suppose we could get FAA approval for a belly-bag or belly external > baggage compartment. Wouldn’t that look cool, though, having what looks > like a fuel tank or external bombs hanging below the plane?!? Can you > imagine the excitement and formation flying you’d get as you approach major > cities? > > > > Let us know how this all works for you? > > > > Ed > >
