#PushCartMafia - Are you in?

[Pr3cision]

They are right but put a beer in for each, kick their ass, and they will accept you. My 23 year old nephew would not push. My peer group started this when were about 30 as I recall.

I kick their asses anyway so maybe I have the upper hand!

 

[Flipit]

I have been walking while playing a lot more recently (I have a desk job so the exercise is nice + saves money without cart fees) and have thought about getting a push cart. I like having a few water bottles and some snacks in my bag. With what I have in my bag and playing 2+ times per week, it gets pretty heavy. But I am 24 and my buddies have been giving me all kinds of hell saying I am not old enough for a push cart. Thoughts?

I like to carry plenty of refreshments when I golf. That gets heavy so push cart it is. 4 beers, 2 waters and 2 gatorades. Plus the ice packs because I want em cold.

 

[Flipit]

For those new to walking in these COVID19 times, it does take a toll on you if you over 45 or if weather is hot. When temps get over 85 I can't stay hydrated and I drink 100oz of Gatorade and water on and after play. A reason exists why competitive golf is played walking; though it is much easier if someone carries your bag.

I’m 53 and am new to walking 18. I definitely have noticed my play as we get later in the round. Fortunately I’ve also noticed rapid improvement in this. Today it was the final 3 holes I was feeling a bit spent.

 

[jpetermann]

I have always been a walker. I have never carried and always used a cart. I just got a new bag boy Nitron delivered today and I’m looking forward to trying it out. Coming from a click gear 3.0.

 

[G-Man]

I have been walking while playing a lot more recently (I have a desk job so the exercise is nice + saves money without cart fees) and have thought about getting a push cart. I like having a few water bottles and some snacks in my bag. With what I have in my bag and playing 2+ times per week, it gets pretty heavy. But I am 24 and my buddies have been giving me all kinds of hell saying I am not old enough for a push cart. Thoughts?

Roll with it! Literally. I always paid for carts because that's what everyone did. It's fun to walk and met a group that always walks and dawned on me I should too.

 

[Pr3cision]

I have always been a walker. I have never carried and always used a cart. I just got a new bag boy Nitron delivered today and I’m looking forward to trying it out. Coming from a click gear 3.0.

I've got a 2019 Maxfli Honors+ stand bag right now. Never even considered anything Maxfli before but cam across it on a good day for right around $100. Cheap price tag but build quality is good, plus very practical and usable pockets & storage.

• https://www.golfgalaxy.com/p/maxfli...KJ16bJbNAbdxnU9xAURoCWuIQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[oncewas]

Its either ride or walk and carry. Big no on the pull or push cart and I probably won't change my mind when I get old. I'm old now. I really think there is something to walking and thinking about the upcoming shot.

 

[Misike]

Now that I can use pushcarts again on my home course (at least this year), I have an extended umbrella holder and one of those steering job things on the way for my Clicgear 3.5. Not sure how the steering know will work, but it’s worth a gamble for $12.

 

[billyh]

I just picked up an electric cart, set of clubs, bag, and a ton of balls (mostly tour balls) for $150 today. Add that to the one I bought last week from Academy I should be set.

 

[Acesteve]

I have always been a walker. I have never carried and always used a cart. I just got a new bag boy Nitron delivered today and I’m looking forward to trying it out. Coming from a click gear 3.0.

Post your results. I bought the Nitron over the Click gear. The Nitron is sturdy and folds so nice. Was a Sunmountain guy before the Nitron. The Nitron with a bagboy bag with top loc is just the bomb. Don't even strap the bag onto the cart an my course is hilly

 

[Sean]

Not sure what the push cart mafia is, but I walk 99% of my rounds using a push cart.

 

[billyh]

Not sure what the push cart mafia is, but I walk 99% of my rounds using a push cart.

You’re in and don’t even know it.

 

[Sean]

You’re in and don’t even know it.

I can be clueless that way, lol.

 

[Jman]

Four rounds this week, 3 with Clic and 1 carrying.

 

[J4U]

Always when not riding.

Have a 3.0 and 8.0 both of which will get a quick nine today. Been invited to tee it up.

The carts will perform without fail as usual, me...not sure. Much needed either way!

 

[gr8dryv]

Asking for a friend, no seriously! My buddy's wife is asking me for help and I have no clue...

rechargeable/remote golf carts. She looking to spend up to $1500. Any recommendations or warnings?

thanks!

 

[RealPretendPsychic]

Hoping to get my push cart when inventory comes back in. Played a course yesterday that would not be friendly even to push carts. Waaay to May elevation changes and distance from hole to hole. Something I’ll take note of from now on.

 

[redneckwop]

Walking 18 right now

 

[Misike]

Asking for a friend, no seriously! My buddy's wife is asking me for help and I have no clue...

rechargeable/remote golf carts. She looking to spend up to $1500. Any recommendations or warnings?

thanks!

I have no experience, but watches a YouTube video on a product called eWheels v2. Looked pretty cool. You could use them with an existing pushcart.

 

[Greg Kulbick]

I'll be pushing my cart tomorrow.

 

[ddec]

Rise up

 

[Scorp]

Some of y'alls headcovers are cool

 

[Sean]

Speaking of carts, it was so windy today that even with the break on the wind was blowing my cart down the fairway, lol.

 

[duker51]

Been walking for two years to improve my health. My course is hilly so I bought a Motocaddy electric cart. Best golf money I ever spent. So, I'm probably not eligible for membership in the "push cart" Mafia, but I'm with you guys in spirit.

 

[zbeekner4]

I’ve been using my Sun Mtn push cart since COVID hit. I’m enjoying it but I like to ride and relax in a cart when I can