How do you walk 18?

[c7015]

I carry , but I like when someone takes a cart and I can throw my bag on there and walk beside

last night I carried and found 4 clubs out on the course , not to mention I was trying out a new club myself and had 15 ...19 by the end of the round got a bit hefty

[mkay]

Push cart.

I prefer using my energy playing golf, not carrying stuff on my back when there are alternatives.

[KellR1]

I have a heavy tour bag so carrying is not an option with out selling it or getting a new one so I use a clicgear 8.0 and it glides along nicely.

[esquireking]

A light carry bag and comfortable shoes

[upon3]

Carried most of my life, but in returning to golf this summer I am finding that my age and back are not what they used to be. Picking the bag up and down ~90 times a round isn't fun anymore. I'm looking to get a Clicgear 3.5+ and bag as soon as my budget allows. I'm done carrying sooner rather than later.

[sucabstunna]

I switched to a push cart a couple years ago and will never go back.

I only converted as I ended up getting one for free:
I bought my uncle a[size=4] [size=5][b]Bagboy Mini GT Cart[/b][/size][/size][size=5] [/size]for Xmas, he is not at all mechanical and ended up somehow messing up the mechanism that keeps the handle up.
Bag Boy warrantied the bag and sent him a brand newer model. I fixed the cart and now use it every round I play.
The best part was that I got it on a Black Friday sale from Sports Authority for $80.

[Nuggets]

Carry, although in summer I do try and cut down to a half set of clubs in a pencil bag if I can

[RedDevilWheezy]

Clicgear 3.5 for me, carrying for 18 in the Texas heat kills me, much easier with the push cart.

[SadTrombone]

Just picked up a clicgear 3.5+ this week and love it. My hoofer fits great on it, it's smooth, easy to push, lots of room.

I still prefer to carry when I'm "training" (looking for exercise), but when I'm looking to score, it's a push cart for sure.

[Steelhead]

Just picked up a Clicgear 3.5+ and love it! I usually like to walk with my Mackenzie the past year however my girlfriend and I play lots of golf with other couples and noticed last month how heavy her bag and cart had become with water, food, wine, beer, etc. I was cruising with a lightweight set up and making her set up the "mule train". Anyway, guilt got me and now I'm the mule but with the 3.5+ and the 8.0 cooler bag it's actually pretty fun and looks okay. Not as cool as walking with my Mack Ballistic but at least it's fair:-)

[upon3]

Took a PGA Pro lesson, fixed my slice with the Driver (mostly), picked up a Ping K15 10.5° and bought a Clickgear 3.5+/B3 combo. Not a bad week. Can't wait to get back to the course next week. My carrying days are OVER!

[russiangolfer]

Carry but wonder if a push cart would be the way to go?

[Forged4ever]

Neither...

Caddy

Have a great week-end Gals & Gents

Fairways & Greens My Friends,
Richard

[ColfaxGCPro]

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Played in HS so I carry when I walk. Could not be caught dead in HS having a pull cart.

I like to walk when the round is slow.
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Right, exactly why I carry! Reminds me of my first HS golf match my freshman year, I qualified for the 1 spot on varsity after playing out of my a** in qualifiers and thought it'd be a good idea to switch all my stuff into a huge cart bag and roll up to the first tee with a push cart... Little embarrassing when 2 of the 4 players in the group looked at me like what's this kid doing and to make it even better they had already signed to a couple top notch D1 schools

[flip_rome]

Normally use my Sun Mountain Push Cart. Hurt my back a few years ago but before that I always used a carry bag.

[dthrift33]

Carry, if the course is incredibly undulating I'll bring my push cart because of a sore back

[oskaru]

Putting one foot in front of the other.

Carry 9 times out of 10. Might bring a trolley if I plan on going a second round later that day.

[lohrm1]

Always carry. Have a Jones bag and only carry the clubs I know I'll be hitting.

[NYDave]

Carry Ogio grom bag packed light, I don't need all my clubs for the course I play, mini driver,19 deg hybrid 4-sw irons, putter... The guys I play with have push carts and on the hilly course we play, and it doesn't look like the carts are saving them anything pushing up some of the hills.. On larger courses I'll ride but let my partner drive, and when we get to my tee shot hit it, and walk to the green with whatever I need..

[KCCO]

One foot in front of the other.....ha....carry a light bag

[YoYoJumbo]

Carry. Its more exercise too

[_Stormin_]

How do I walk 18?

One foot in front of the other. Usually for a few hours.

In all seriousness I still carry my bag, but I am really beginning to eye a push cart for 18 on foot. I can feel that I am getting older and at the end of the round it would be nice to have some more strength for my swing. Especially after playing several days in a row.

[The7thLetter]

#teamcarry

[KLeC]

When I walk, I use the Upright Caddy. Love this cart because the clubs are straight up, not angled.

[braddyNOTbrady]

I carry, never even used a push/pull.

[vsteel1991]

i prefer my push cart. room for my drink and score card and much easier on the back

[kenstl]

I go back and forth between carry and a push cart, but prefer carrying if possible. I currently use a sun mountain swift X bag and carry 8 clubs (which is becoming the norm even if I ride)

[dciccoritti]

Push with my Clicgear and PING DLX II. I've carried in the past with my Jones Original and enjoyed it very much.

[UNClawgolfer]

Some of my best scores have come when carrying... more quiet time to remain focused

[SeaBassHWD]

Push cart. I have plantar fasciitis so I need to keep weight off my feet.