Hi everyone,
I know I haven't posted forever, but I am turning to you guys in my time of crisis.
So, I work at The Links of Gleneagles golf course in Cochrane, just west of town. I also live in Gleneagles, and my house backs on to the course.
Anyway, after work yesterday, I went home to grab some food and get changed, so I could come back to the course to golf. Long story short, I was home 45 minutes and when I came back, I found my rear window on my P5 shattered and a sliced up golf ball lying beside it. (shocked) I was sooo mad, because my car was parked across the street, a good 150 yards from the center of the fairway.
What I am asking is if any of you would know of an auto glass shop in the area possibly with some people who enjoy golf and who would trade the window replacement (or at least part of the cost) for some rounds at Gleneagles. We are a premium course- $99 green fees, so we could work out some kind of deal.
Any help would be much appreciated. I can't stand much longer of driving around with duct tape covering the huge hole in my window.
Thanks,
Shane
I know I haven't posted forever, but I am turning to you guys in my time of crisis.
So, I work at The Links of Gleneagles golf course in Cochrane, just west of town. I also live in Gleneagles, and my house backs on to the course.
Anyway, after work yesterday, I went home to grab some food and get changed, so I could come back to the course to golf. Long story short, I was home 45 minutes and when I came back, I found my rear window on my P5 shattered and a sliced up golf ball lying beside it. (shocked) I was sooo mad, because my car was parked across the street, a good 150 yards from the center of the fairway.
What I am asking is if any of you would know of an auto glass shop in the area possibly with some people who enjoy golf and who would trade the window replacement (or at least part of the cost) for some rounds at Gleneagles. We are a premium course- $99 green fees, so we could work out some kind of deal.
Any help would be much appreciated. I can't stand much longer of driving around with duct tape covering the huge hole in my window.
Thanks,
Shane
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