Best Golf Push Carts Overall
Golf hand carts have evolved over the years. Hand carts of today take up much less space than earlier versions and are much lighter. And set up is generally very easy. When the carts are used on the course, they roll with ease. Hand carts can take the stress off the weekend golfer’s back, and make a round more enjoyable.
Why it's best:
The Bag Boy Automatic hand cart is a three-wheel, push cart with a number of great additional features. The Bag Boy Automatic stands out because of the ease in which the cart rolls, the adjustable bag brackets and an adjustable handle so anyone can use it. Plus, it has a com... read full review
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Backyard Golf $199.95
Why it's a best pick:
The Bag Boy Sidekick is also a three-wheel, push cart. What makes Bag Boy stand out is the ease in which it rolls. In my experience with Bag Boy, I have been able to let go of the cart on a decline and catch up to it at the bottom after walking straight ahead – it roll...
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Rock Bottom Golf $139.95
Why it's a best pick:
The Sun Mountain Speed Cart V2 is a three-wheel, push cart that has a number of very nice features. One negative is the cart’s weight of 20 pounds, which is a little heavier than some of the other carts on this list. Aside from the weight, the Sun Mountain Speed Cart V...
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Why it's a best pick:
The Caddytek CaddyLite-200 Deluxe golf cart is a three-wheel, push cart. It is light-weight and can actually be attached to a golfer’s bag when it is folded for storage, which is a nice feature for anyone that has ever forgotten to load their push cart....
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Why it's a best pick:
The Cadie Airglide A-43 is a three-wheel, push cart. The feature I find most intriguing with this push cart is the tilt scorecard, pencil, tee and ball holder. This feature makes reading and marking score easier than other carts, which basically have players looking at the s...
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Backyard Golf $159.95