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Kid and caddy car

Newuser12345 · 2010-07-30 18:44:28

Staying in a golf/ leisure hotel this weekend would a 5 year old be allowed out in a caddy car plan on playing late evening

30-07-2010 6:44pm

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Newuser12345

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Staying in a golf/ leisure hotel this weekend

would a 5 year old be allowed out in a caddy car

plan on playing late evening

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#2 31-07-2010 2:19pm

Kace

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Probably not, but best phone them up and ask. Also, you will need to pay the full 2 person price for the buggy no doubt.

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#3 31-07-2010 3:21pm

NoelAPM

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yea Ive seen it... maybe slightly older than 5 tho. just as long as they aint driving it should be fine.

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#4 31-07-2010 6:43pm

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Kace wrote: »

Probably not, but best phone them up and ask. Also, you will need to pay the full 2 person price for the buggy no doubt.

always the same price for a buggy when i've used on my own or with someone else.think officially they have to be 10 to be insured in my local course

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