Question for Golfers

[Bayside44]

For those that like to walk the course. I have a handcart that I went cheap on some years ago and need to upgrade. I looked at getting a walking bag but not interested in strapping it onto the back.

Any suggestions for a good quality cart that can hold a bag and beverage?

Thanks!

 

[gocusecaz]

The hand carts with 3 wheels are good. I have one and really like it. You push it and it moves real easily.

 

[Cowtown]

For those that like to walk the course. I have a handcart that I went cheap on some years ago and need to upgrade. I looked at getting a walking bag but not interested in strapping it onto the back.

Any suggestions for a good quality cart that can hold a bag and beverage?

Thanks!

Not sure what you mean there, back of what? Your back or the back of a cart?

The carry/stand bags are a nuisance to put on a push cart. They just don match up well. So I'd suggest a cart bag over a carry bag if you want a push cart. I have a Sun Mountain C-130 cart bag which has LOTS of room in it, but it's big. Must have named it after the airplane. There are a few push carts here:

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The three wheel Clicgear is very nice. Not cheap but durable and easy to push, also easy to fold up. The 4 wheel Caddytec is also a good model for the same reasons. One caveat with the three wheeler: make sure the front wheel can be easily adjusted. If it goes wonky, it can be a bear to push around. Also, the wider wheels of today are much easier to push than the older skinny wheels like I have on my 15 year old Bag Boy.

Hope that helps.

 

[Bayside44]

Not sure what you mean there, back of what? Your back or the back of a cart?

The carry/stand bags are a nuisance to put on a push cart. They just don match up well. So I'd suggest a cart bag over a carry bag if you want a push cart. I have a Sun Mountain C-130 cart bag which has LOTS of room in it, but it's big. Must have named it after the airplane. There are a few push carts here:

Golf

Find reviews and tips on the world's best golf courses and resorts.

www.tripsavvy.com

The three wheel Clicgear is very nice. Not cheap but durable and easy to push, also easy to fold up. The 4 wheel Caddytec is also a good model for the same reasons. One caveat with the three wheeler: make sure the front wheel can be easily adjusted. If it goes wonky, it can be a bear to push around. Also, the wider wheels of today are much easier to push than the older skinny wheels like I have on my 15 year old Bag Boy.

Hope that helps.

Thanks - super helpful.

By back I meant my back .Also not interested in maintaining two bags. I have a nice Sun Mountain bag but it's not for carrying. Your link was what I was looking for!