Best push/pull carts

[bvan]

Due to the COVID 19 we will be walking and carrying if/when we play....What are the best push cart options people are using? What are the things that you love about yours or wish it had?Thanks guys. Hit em straight(or with a slight draw...)

 

 

[asKaasa]

Loving my Clicgear 4, 3 wheel push cart. A little fidgety to unpack/pack, but a matter of habit I guess. Really stable, good breaks and feels solid.

[Sparty4202]

I just picked up a Bag boy Quad XL to replace an 10+ old bag boy. I like the 4 wheel carts as they are a bit more upright making it easier tor get your clubs in & out of the bag.

[kmay__]

Something with a swivel style front wheel is much easier to use and maneuver around. My pal picked up a nice caddytek leopard I think its called, swivel front wheel, nice little stash compartment, and this little mesh net storage area. It moves around so much easier than my fixed front wheel model.... the fixed front wheel you basically have to push down the handle lift the front wheel off the ground and jockey it around to make any turns, the swivel front wheel just goes where ya push it. I grabbed a carry bag to try this season (if we have a season) but if I buy another cart down the road it will 100% have the swivel front wheel.

[596]

I'll second the swivel front wheel. My wifes cart has the swivel wheel and its a bunch easier to turn then the fixed front wheel. Her cart also has a little lever on the handle that allows you to lock the swivel when moving across a steep slope as the swivel will tend to go down hill when you don't want to. The lever locks the wheel straight.

On the other hand I use a remote controlled cart instead of a push cart. I bought a used LectronicCaddy for $350 3 years ago. I love this thing. I just ordered a new Stewart X9 Follow. I'll be selling my used one to a golf buddy when my new one arrives. I'd recommend a remote cart over a push cart all day long. Its like having a caddy along with you but you don't need to listen to them tell you what club to use! With the follow mode you don't even have to steer the thing. Both hands are free when you are walking.

[gdb99]

The old Sun Mountain 3 wheel carts with the inflatable wheels are the easiest to push around.

Check Craigslist.

[Instron4204]

Clicgear 3.5 gets my vote. Built like a tank.

[pup142]

Agree about the Sun Mountain 3 wheel. Mine even has a seat on it that was an accessory from the company. So easy to push.

[Nollster]

I have the Big Max Blade and love it! It was a little pricey, but very stable and well built. The great thing is it folds to about 2" thick, so still leaves a ton of room in the trunk. Bigger length/width when folded, but that thin profile is really helpful.

[dbdors]

In addition to the above, this has been asked a lot, tons recently https://forums.golfwrx.com/search?search=Best+carthttps://www.google.com/search?q=site:forums.golfwrx.com+best+push+cart&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari

[JIG1411]

Sun Mountain Pathfinder 4 is pretty awesome. Got one from Golf Galaxy prior to covid-shutdown and they let me use the $50 off of $250 coupon, have walked 8 rounds with it so far and love it.