Trailerability-- Large multihulls cannot be shipped over road, due to their wide beam. Only some of smaller, folding designs will allow trailering.

Haulouts also can be more complicated for multihulls. There are yards that have travelifts wide enough for them, or cranes to lift them, or railways to pull them out of water on tracks, but these yards are fewer and farther between than those that can't handle extra wide beam.

Conclusions -- It seems that outside of a couple of minor inconveniences, a multihull is only boat that makes any sense. If this is case, why doesn't everyone have one? There are a couple of reasons. One is unfortunate reputation they earned early on in their evolution. The other is expense involved in achieving ownership of a quality cat or tri. These boats are expensive to build, whether as one offs or as production models. With a trimaran, 3 hulls (amas) and crossarms (akas) to connect them all together are needed. For production this requires expensive tooling up for a company to invest in even before they ever get a boat on line. There are also a lot more materials needed to build two or three hulls than are needed for one finished hull of a keel boat.

Other than a production model buyer has option of having one custom built by a reputable yard or of building it himself. Neither of these options is cheap, fast, or easy.

There are used multihulls on market, and there are a lot of good ones out there. There are also a lot of not so good ones. It's critical to hire an experienced multihull surveyor to be assured that boat was built and maintained properly and is sound.

That is not a golf workout routine. You can spot a person doing something for golf in less than 5 seconds, and it’s not on machines. It’s on their feet or on a stability ball, incorporating balance, stabilization and strength specific to golf swing.

I want you to realize, if you do wrong exercises it may hurt your game not help it. I’ve heard this scenario many times. A golfer starts weight training and doesn’t know what he/she is doing and result is shorter drives and higher scores. Not result you want.

So seek out a golf fitness trainer and find out right away if they know golf. Ask a few golf questions. What causes a hook? What could be one of reasons for coming out of your posture? What is a lateral slide?

You’ll find out real quick if they know golf.

The end result is playing better golf…and of course taking all money from your foursome!

So you see…it’s not intimidating or time-consuming to start a golf workout routine.