Would this be a good choice to use for golfing?
111832
I use it for playing disc golf in heavy rain. It's a real waterproof rain suit, not a lightweight water resistant type suit.
111833
I would probably look for something a little lighter and less restrictive. It was great for chilly / rainy fishing, but I don't think I'd enjoy golfing in it.
111834
I would think not. The suit is bulky, and probably not too comfortable during a golf swing. But I must say that I am not a golfer. I use the suit when I pressure wash the house.
111835
We use the suits for construction, but, I think that if you order a large enough size and do not have multiple layers of sweaters and coats on ----- this should be usefull.
1593236
Well that sounds like heaven use and while it is sturdy it will eventually wear our. But Andrew here are 2 positives for you: 1. It's not too expensive. 2. It's so quick and easy to use. I say go for it.
1785276
I used it for bike riding, hiking, deer hunting, I think because of the fast movement you might have a little blurring, also the sky is a little bright, watch out shooting towards the sun but should be able to get some good shots and good luck on the hunt
880541
I wore mine while on the scene of fires with the fire dept., and while going up and down the hills here in Tenn, while deer hunting, so it should be good while playing golf. I found it VERY comfortable...
1579084
Pretty sure this is geared towards archery, not golf. It might work for you though.
1804395
Yes, the size and strength are adequate for all clubs. However, my swing speed is around 85 mph. You may want to insure that the target area is big enough to catch all shots before they hit the net. Great size for swing practice.
1717541
Most definitely yes. I use normal golf balls as well as practice balls. It's a fabulous device. A little tricky to learn how to refold, but after a few times you get it.
2146863
Hello, Actually we never play golf, we use it for trekking, and during trekking it is fixed on backpack, front part of backpack, close to heart :))
1785275
I used it for bike riding, hiking, deer hunting,I think because of the fast movement you might have a little blurring, also the sky is a little bright, watch out shooting towards the sun but should be able to get some good shotsand good luck on the hunt
584534
We bought 2 for our trip and held up great. If you have a good sturdy golf bag I belive your clubs will be fine, we had no problem. Hope this helps you.
1430393
I would agree with Jose, you dont need anything other than a putter to get started. I like to carry a few more wedges but this will get you playing!
1629599
It's not heavy at all but I'd say it would limit your movement to much to play golf.
1847460
Yes, it has been working very well for me with Golf fairways and greens. jqgriswold@gmail.com
880538
Not for golf, but it is nice and the straps pull tight. Nicer than most I have had. Would think it is going to work for golf.
1436905
Yes. This is a great Tee. I also like the swingaway for @ home use because you don't have to chase any balls.
397628
I use it for golfing. It is excellent forblocking the wind. I use it from about 32 degrees to low 50s. Any higher and I think you might get too warm.
257254
Yes, I think it probably would. I haven't attempted to play golf using the bag, however, if the front connecting strap was fastened securing the rear straps in place, I think it would be fine; just a little cumbersome, maybe?