In this month’s Golf Digest Editor’s Letter, Max Adler explains why American golfers drink more. And the following video certainly won’t do anything to change peoples’ minds on the topic.
We’ve seen people find creative ways to smuggle alcohol onto the golf course before. Sometimes it’s a hidden pocket in a golf bag or maybe even a hollowed out golf club filled with booze. But one guy took this to the next level by installing an entire keg of beer in his bag. Yep, a keg.
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Have a look at what the innovative—and very handy—Chris Perkins, AKA poweredbyperk on Instagram, recently did. Turning his golf bag into a rolling frat party:
Now that’s an intriguing DIY project! Remember those Bud Light “Real Men of Genius” ads? Well, Chris deserves one of those. The guy had recently installed a tank of transfusions in his bag, but this is another level.
Anyway, we’re not endorsing that others try this—especially since it involves the use of power tools. But that’s impressive work.
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