After years of carrying my bag, the 51 year old shoulders finally over ruled the ego and I got a push cart. After reading this and other threads, spending what I'm sure the store clerk thought was hours in an Austads folding and unfolding and taking folded carts out to try in the trunk of my car... I settled on the four wheeled Bag Boy.
Reason 1 - it has to fold up small enough to sit on top of my clubs in the trunk
Reason 2 - my home course has lots of hills and the four wheelers seem to stay in place better on the side hills.
Reason 3 - I like the pouch underneath the handle to hold my range finder, glove etc...
Reason 4 - and don't underestimate this - they make a nice carry bag - or as I call it, the grass clipping bag. When you play in the mornings your wheels will collect a lot. I dump the dried grass the next time I play when I take it out.
#Enjoythewalk
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After years of carrying my bag, the 51 year old shoulders finally over ruled the ego and I got a push cart. After reading this and other threads, spending what I'm sure the store clerk thought was hours in an Austads folding and unfolding and taking folded carts out to try in the trunk of my car... I settled on the four wheeled Bag Boy. Reason 1 - it has to fold up small enough to sit on top of my clubs in the trunk Reason 2 - my home course has lots of hills and the four wheelers seem to stay in place better on the side hills. Reason 3 - I like the pouch underneath the handle to hold my range finder, glove etc... Reason 4 - and don't underestimate this - they make a nice carry bag - or as I call it, the grass clipping bag. When you play in the mornings your wheels will collect a lot. I dump the dried grass the next time I play when I take it out. #Enjoythewalk Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy
