for the walkers --- carrying vs. push cart vs. ride

[Kale_m]

I find it much easier to carry on a hilly course. If it is flat I will push.

but Just sold my clic gear so will be carrying fro now on. Prefer to carry anyway. Go wherever I want, take short cuts

[Roody]

At $18 a pop to get a riding cart at my course, my MotoCaddy has paid for itself in about one season of playing golf. I absolutely love it. Highly recommend.

[monkeyboy]

Ride all of the time. Atlanta courses are very hilly - you need to be part mountain goat to walk with your bag.

When Covid hit, I walked about 6 times, multiple courses. I really really enjoyed walking, and the rounds were faster than riding. But end of day my body was spent.

If I lived in a flatter area - I can see walking all the time. But here, must ride.

[golf9596]

For me playing nine, I carry, 18 push cart. Love walking, but with foot issues I need the cart for a full round. I will take cart anytime it’s over 75*...don’t like the heat..

[driveandputtmachine]

Plus at this point in Atlanta it is hilly and 95* with 90% humidity until sometime in September. I used to walk all of my rounds in Raleigh where I grew up. I prefer walking, and up until 3 weeks ago I walked with a push cart in Atlanta. With Covid they allowed and still allow walking in the morning on the weekends. Luckily my home course isn't horrible with hills, but when the temps started getting so bad I just was done with being completely spent in the afternoon after having walked 18 in this oppressive heat and humidity with the hills. If it was Florida and just ungodly hot and humid, maybe, or if I was in Scotland where it is hilly at some courses but nice and cool I would still be walking.