The ultimate golf push cart buyer's guide: Which is right for your game?

With so many states requiring golfers to walk when they play golf, more and more golfers are looking at buying push carts (or pull carts) so they can enjoy their rounds more. Buying a push cart can be tricky, however, as there are a number of features and factors to consider in finding the right push cart for you.
Ryan Ballengee takes you through the golf push cart buyer's guide, going over the important features and points of differentiation with pushcarts, including setup, how they store, on-board storage, handling and more.
If you already own a push cart, what are the features you like about your push cart? What don't you like?
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[@Vegas_Des]

Awesome description of 3 vs 4 wheel push carts.
Most helpful video on RUclips for buying my first push cart

[@ryanballengeegolf]

Thanks for watching!

[@danmol9262]

Great video! One other thing that I think is important is accesories, for the BigMax and Clicgear ones you have a lot of options, for example: coolerbag, extra storage, umbrellaholder and so on.

[@ryanballengeegolf]

Absolutely! Lots to choose from in both families (and Sun Mountain too)

[@danmol9262]

@@ryanballengeegolf I think I will get the bigmax autofold+

[@ryanballengeegolf]

I use my Big Max most of the few I have, just really convenient

[@danmol9262]

@@ryanballengeegolf how long is a big max trolleys life? 5 years?

[@ryanballengeegolf]

@@danmol9262 I've had mine about that long and it's still in good shape, so maybe 5-7 depending on how often you use it and in what conditions

[@tableshaper4076]

I have the click-gear 4 wheel which is great but it's not the most compact. I do like all the accessories you can get with the click-gear, the cooler bag full of ice and beer is awesome!

[@ryanballengeegolf]

That's what my buddies have Clicgear ones say. Great features and add-ons but not typically compact

[@dzunku1]

What is the manufacturer and model number of the 4 wheel cart on this video. I cannot find one on Amazon.

[@ryanballengeegolf]

Big Max Golf

[@flb708]

Where can I buy a Maxfli cart? I have maxfli camo bag bought 3 years ago that is too big for every cart I look at. The bag rolls 45-100 degrees while strapped in the 2 carts I have and the ones I've tried at stores. I use an additional bungee cord! The top of the bag is too big for the area it rests in. Thanks for your help.

[@ryanballengeegolf]

Thanks for watching! I just did a search at Dick's (it's their brand now), and they don't seem to have any more Maxfli push carts. They may have stopped making the product. Which carts do you have now?

[@flb708]

I currently use old ones I had hanging around. As I said, those available in stores now are no better when I take them for a test drive. I wish I could take apart a Dateck bag and attach the top lock technology on my bag. Do you know of anything comparable on amazon etc?
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[@ninjandwandwe3259]

Are there any kids golf push carts other than rovic

[@VXx2K]

Just show the cart bro.

[@ryanballengeegolf]

It's not a cart review, I'm explaining what to look for and why it matters

[@VXx2K]

@@ryanballengeegolf nearly half are dislikes. Don’t be salty

[@ryanballengeegolf]

@@VXx2K I'm not. Just telling you the point of the video. But 70/30 isn't half dislikes.

[@VXx2K]

@@ryanballengeegolf I’m referring to your other message you sent me and then deleted. What I meant was 30 is near half of 70. Stop now, this conversation is almost as boring as your video.

[@ryanballengeegolf]

@@VXx2K Hahahaha, good try to cover.