Golf and HomeBrew???

[nelsen3000]

I am a golfer, by that I mean I like to go out on the green while drinking as much beer as we can in 18 holes. I however would like to come up with a solution to bring homebrew on the golf course! I am asking if anyone has solved that problem as I need help. Don't suggest bottles, they stink on the course. I am thinking a keg of some sort and a thermos would work but I need a keg solution that could hold beer and still fit in a golf bag....or maybe there is a better idea all together that I am not thinking of....

 

[day_trippr]

Obviously you need Rodney's golf bag from Caddy Shack

How about a mini keg in a soft-sided cooler bag with a picnic tap and a CO2 cartridge device of some kind, all crammed in your golf bag...somehow...

Cheers!

 

[JeepDiver]

Probably wouldn't be qood for quantity but a couple of stainless growlers would work. Only problem I see is bouncing around in the golf cart would cause a lot of co2 loss when opened

 

[Braufessor]

Aluminum bottles:
http://deepwoodbrew.com/aluminum-bottles/32-aluminum-bottle-16-oz-6-pack.html

Or

Stainless bottles:
http://deepwoodbrew.com/stainless-steel-bottles/9-stainless-steel-bottle-12oz.html

Or, as mentioned, stainless growlers....

 

[brewbama]

I like the alum or stainless bottle idea. I am in the same boat.


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[betarhoalphadelta]

I've taken [glass] growlers out on the course before. That and some red solo cups and you're good to go.

 

[cjgenever]

2.5g corny? I think That's what Tasty is using on the course

 

[Clonefan94]

I like this guys solution.

Really big bag and a 2.5 gallon keg should do it

 

[grathan]

http://www.growlersaver.com/

Not this one, but there was one that fits on the 64oz stainless double wall bottle and even has a picnic tap.

 

[lookwow]

these where on homebrewfinds.com a few days ago.

http://www.homebrewfinds.com/2014/07/15-off-drink-tanks-insulated-stainless.html

 

[satph]

How about PET bottles? 2L for bulk, 20oz for an Imperial pint. If you get a carbonator cap you can carbonate in these bottles as well.

 

[jahdub]

I've started bottling some of my beers in PET bottles due to my apartment pool not allowing glass. Works fine. I feel like dragging around kegs would be more of a hassle. PET weighs next to nothing.

 

[Weezy]

I have one of these and it's my favorite beer toy. I can fill it from a bigger keg using a cobra tap and racking cane, jam it in a little soft sided cooler with a few soft, reusable cooling things you keep in the freezer, and you can go anywhere...

http://www.williamsbrewing.com/175-GALLON-KEG-INJECTOR-SYSTEM-P3334C44.aspx

Not cheap but nice and light, easy to carry. Tail gates where you're not partying from your own car, last minute to go setup for a last minute invite to a picnic, etc.... love it. This thing is why I try to keep a light lager or some other crossover beer on tap.

You can dispense into empty soda cans too... depending on where you're at. Wink, wink

 

[bbrim]

Why not pick up a junk golf bag from a thrift store, gut it and stick a corny in. If its big enough you could line it with plastic and top the bag off with ice. There are little mini regulators that use paintball gun cartridges. That would eliminate the need for a co2 tank. I think it might work and you'd definitely be everyone's best friend.

 

[grathan]

these where on homebrewfinds.com a few days ago.

http://www.homebrewfinds.com/2014/07/15-off-drink-tanks-insulated-stainless.html

I need that! Does anyone know if you can cap off a co2 cartridge for use a couple weeks later?


I wonder about using a 2# paintball tank with one of these..

 

[manicmechanic]

I've seen people reuse the miller lite aluminum pints with the screw off caps.


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[masskrug]

You could use a few used 2-liter soda bottles. Just take a few cups with you for the pour. I've use 1 liter bottles in the past with great results.

 

[abledsoe]

I've got a couple of these:

http://paintedcan.com/

that I take golfing. Not enough to cover 18 holes, but easy to fill and reuse.


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