OK, just guessing that there MAY be a few other golfing Model S owners. This week took a trip to go golfing and got great help from a couple of resorts with charging. Otherwise, I would have had to waste time at RV park.
SO, below is posted information on 2 resorts. I invite other golfing Model S owners to please post their charging experiences so we know what resorts are "sfriendly".
ALSO, if you are NOT posting about a golf resort, please keep the other posts to minimum so we have a useful thread. If we get 30 pages of "gee, I golf too" or "I hate golf" or "good idea" or "bad idea", nobody will be able to find useful charging information. Thx.
WHISTLING STRAITS, AMERICAN CLUB, INN ON WOODLAKE
Played Whistling Straits. Called in advance. American Club parking lot has a couple of spaces near 110 outlets, but you'd better call day before arrival so they can put up some cones and keep others out. Inn on Woodlake has 110 outlets throughout the parking lot on lamp posts (for christmas lights, they told me). No need to reserve. Whistling Straits made arrangements for me to plug into 110 power cord in front of clubhouse. I watched the gapers for a while, I think it turned out to be good marketing for both Tesla and Kohler. Picture below:
ERIN HILLS
My favorite golf course right now. Called in advance. Referred me to maintenance, who said they had 240 outlet, but didn't know what format. I figured I'd get there and figure out. When I arrived (late evening), they had a place for me to plug into 110 (with extension cord) for the night. In the AM, they let me pull the car into their bag drop building (an old barn) which had an empty NEMA 14-50 outlet. Reached without extension cord, though was tight fit getting in. I should have payed more attention, I think it was only 30 amps, but sooo much better than 110 volt outlet. Great service, and the caddies all seemed to like the car. Lotsa questions and admiration. Pictures below:
SO, below is posted information on 2 resorts. I invite other golfing Model S owners to please post their charging experiences so we know what resorts are "sfriendly".
ALSO, if you are NOT posting about a golf resort, please keep the other posts to minimum so we have a useful thread. If we get 30 pages of "gee, I golf too" or "I hate golf" or "good idea" or "bad idea", nobody will be able to find useful charging information. Thx.
WHISTLING STRAITS, AMERICAN CLUB, INN ON WOODLAKE
Played Whistling Straits. Called in advance. American Club parking lot has a couple of spaces near 110 outlets, but you'd better call day before arrival so they can put up some cones and keep others out. Inn on Woodlake has 110 outlets throughout the parking lot on lamp posts (for christmas lights, they told me). No need to reserve. Whistling Straits made arrangements for me to plug into 110 power cord in front of clubhouse. I watched the gapers for a while, I think it turned out to be good marketing for both Tesla and Kohler. Picture below:
ERIN HILLS
My favorite golf course right now. Called in advance. Referred me to maintenance, who said they had 240 outlet, but didn't know what format. I figured I'd get there and figure out. When I arrived (late evening), they had a place for me to plug into 110 (with extension cord) for the night. In the AM, they let me pull the car into their bag drop building (an old barn) which had an empty NEMA 14-50 outlet. Reached without extension cord, though was tight fit getting in. I should have payed more attention, I think it was only 30 amps, but sooo much better than 110 volt outlet. Great service, and the caddies all seemed to like the car. Lotsa questions and admiration. Pictures below:
