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do u have 2 get permission by the golf course 2 do this?


Question Posted Sunday June 27 2004, 6:37 pm

do u have 2 get permission by the golf course 2 do this? that's a really good idea, and there's a golf course really close 2 where i live called kistlers. thanx.

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GoDdeSsOfEveRyThInG answered Sunday June 27 2004, 6:40 pm:
It depends on the golf course, we did it right beside our neighborhood which wasnt golf course property. If you do it on a street curb or sidewalk, most likely you wont have to get permission. Maybe you should make sure, just in case! Good luck!!

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