Best Golf Push Carts 2019 – Comparison & Buying Guide

Features Of Clicgear 3.5+ Golf Cart

The overall weight of the Clicgear model 3.5+ is around 19.5 pounds (this is at the time as testing), with the weight being increased by 0.5 pounds since the previous version. The cart is one of the heaviest we have tested but this is due to the increased amount of features added since the previous model. With the new model having an inch shaved off the height. Saying this, the cart still doesn’t seem to fold into a perfect block. Those who are used to a smaller cart will find it difficult to get this in the trunk of your car, with many people having to place it in their back seat.

When it came to unfolding the clicgear it wasn’t as straight forward as we would have liked. Unlike other companies clicgear have made a folding and unfolding video which is viewable on their website. This helps to explain more about why their folding and unfolding technique isn’t great! Clicgear have set about highlighting the critical knobs in bright colors, but although they have done this it still requires a good amount of thinking to get the cart folded.

When using the clicgear on the course we found that it moved great on different terrains and surfaces. The handle height on the cart can be adjusted easily which will allow for a more comfortable use whilst pushing the cart around the course. The overall stability of the cart whilst using it on the course was great, this is down to the tube technology and solid design which gives a wide wheelbase.

When it comes to clicgear 3.5+ there are a number of storage spaces and accessories available. These are:

• The elastic band which is found attached to the top of the valuables tray, its main purpose is to hold a scorecard whilst you are going around the course, but whilst we were using the cart we found it to be more useful at holding down a mobile phone. This was ideal whilst the phone was running a GPS golf app.
• There is a valuable tray which is very spacious and has a magnetic lid. We found that it was great for storage and we managed to store, 2 golf balls, our mobile phone, keys, wallet and a GPS device. The storage box is there to hold 3 golf balls and there is no other container on the clicgear5+ to store golf balls.
• There is a storage net which is around 80% bigger than on the previous generation, this makes it great for holding head covers whilst you are taking your shot. There are a number of other things that this can be used for. Such as holding snacks or holding any other items you don’t want in your way whilst you are playing.
• There are 3 storage holes for tees.
• There is another elastic band which is attached to the lid of the valuables tray, this is mainly for holding the pencil, but we found it to be too tight to enable quick and easy access.
• An umbrella holder is also a great feature to have as it will help to provide with the much-needed shelter when it starts to rain. Clicgear have said that they have improved the bracket which holds the umbrella, due to many people complaining about it in the previous model.

With many other manufacturers making a massive effort in order to make their cart designs look great, but the clicgear 3.5+ is still the good-looking golf cart which is available on the market. There is a kind of low profile stance and great color combination that we love to see.

Features Of CaddyTek EZ Fold Wheel Golf Push

The golf cart weighs in at 16.5 pounds at the time of testing and is around average comparing it with all the other types of carts we have tested. When the cart is folded down it is nice and compact measuring in at 15.5 inches in height, meaning that it can be easily stored in your cars trunk.

When it comes to a golf cart, you want to be sure that you can use it without having to follow a huge amount of steps to achieve a simple task. As with many carts on the market, the CaddyTek does require some initial assembly. The instructions are in a great amount of detail and the entire process should only take around 2 minutes to complete. The unfolding of the cart is definitely where the CaddyTek shines, there are two steps to complete the unfolding process and then you are done. Simply pull the front wheel out and move it 90 degrees you will hear it click into position. The next step is to pull on the cart and extend until you hear the second click into place.

Taking the CaddyTek onto the course it will help you easily get your gear around the course. It does require a little more effort than other carts, this is down to the EVA plastic wheels which don’t cut through rough patches easily. This means that you have to give a little bit of extra power to get through it. The great thing about this cart is that it has a low center of gravity and wide wheel base which helps to keep the cart stable through tough conditions.

There is a range of storage spaces and accessories for the CaddyTek, this include:

• There is a small valuables tray which has a magnetic lid, however, there isn’t a great amount of storage. When we tested it out we were able to fit 2 golf balls, a small GPS device, a mobile device, keys and a wallet. With these items inside we were not able to close the lid correctly but found that removing the GPS device helped to get the lid closed.
• You can find a plastic clip attached to the valuables tray lid which is meant to be used to hold your pencil and scorecard whilst going around the course.
• There is an umbrella mount which helps to hold an umbrella upright to provide shelter both in the rain and in hot weather conditions. The umbrella has a quick and easy install, by simply screwing into a hole in the handle.
• Five holes to hold tees.
• A fairly decent size cup/bottle holder which has the ability to hold most bottles.

When we first got the CaddyTek out of the box we were a little shocked at the looks. The reason we were so shocked is down to us thinking that the low center of gravity would give a less aggressive stance but that isn’t the case. The red trim found on the wheels and handle match the silver on the model we tested.

Features Of CaddyTek SuperLite Deluxe

The overall size of this golf cart isn’t an issue thanks to its handle being able to be adjusted to four different positions. This means that it can be used by any size golfer without affecting their position. With an overall weight coming in at under 12.2 pounds it is one of the lightest weight models currently on the market. This also means that you won’t be exerting a lot of energy to move your gear around the course.

The cart can be folded up in a matter of seconds, this is mainly down to the one-step folding feature. This means that you can save a huge amount of time when it comes to folding and unfolding the cart. The only parts of the cart which affect the folding mechanism are the handle and the front wheel.

When it came to taking the CaddTek Superlight onto the course we found it to be incredibly stable thanks to its wide body and it was a dream going through even tougher terrains. Overall we found that there wasn’t a great amount of energy required to get it around the course and was rather pleasant to use. Once we had finished for the day the quick one step folding system helped us to get in the car in a matter of seconds.

There is an abundance of storage space when it comes to the CaddyTek super light cart, this is mainly for clubs, tees balls, and pencil/scorecard. There are other storage spaces too such as umbrella holder, can holder and a mesh net which is ideal to store your head covers on whilst you are taking a shot.

The black and red colors on the golf cart make it stand out whilst rolling it around the course. With an aggressive stance, it definitely looks the part and is ready to tackle any kind of terrain. The highly padded handle looks great to hold onto and doesn’t look overly strange which is what we usually find with ergonomic handles.

Features Of Clicgear Model 8 Golf Push Cart

The main thing to note about this cart is that it is a lot heavier than its predecessor coming in at 22 pounds. This is up from the clicgear 3.5+ which weighs only 19.5 pounds. When it comes to the push test this cart is definitely on the heavier side and it is clear when moving around the course.

The one thing that is clearly improved from the clicgear 3.5+ which was a nightmare and definitely took some time to perform. The folding technique for the Clicgear Model 8 is a lot simpler to understand. Simply unlocking the handlebar lock lever and stepping on the piece of plastic which is conveniently labeled “STEP” which will hold one of the front wheels in place. Then lift up the handle slightly and push it back whilst lifting up the back end of the cart which will make the back wheels extend into position. You will hear the frame click into position and you will just need to adjust the handle to the ideal height for you.

Whilst we were on the course with the Clicgear model 8 we found that it was much more stable than the previous models, as many of them were found to be extremely unstable. But the frame on the model 8 still has a high level of construction and the addition of the fourth wheel is definitely a bonus when it comes to different terrains. The hand brake which is found under the main cart handle locks the front wheels into place. It is simple to operate and works extremely well when it comes to difficult terrains.

There is a wide range of storage spaces and accessories on the model 8, see below:

• We found the console to be very roomy and found the lid to be held down tightly with the magnet within the lid. We managed to store our mobile device, GPS tracker, 2 golf balls, keys and wallet with the lid closing perfectly fine.
• There is a long elastic band found on the top of the magnetic lid which is designed to hold the scorecard, although you could use it to hold your mobile device whilst running a GPS app.
• There is an umbrella holder and mount which means that heavy rain or heavy sun doesn’t have to affect your play.

The Clicgear model 8 is by far one of the good looking push carts currently available. It has an aggressive stand and doesn’t look like it is going to break easily. This is ideal when it comes to the multiple terrains that are faced on many different golf courses.

Features Of Bag Boy Golf Push Cart

The overall size of the bag boy c3 is on the smaller size and is ideal for those who don’t want something big and bulky whilst they are walking around the course. With the lightweight frame used on this cart, it is easily pushed around the course without much effort required.

Bag boy have really put some time into designing a beautifully simple three step fold system which helps to save time when folding and unfolding. This three step fold allows you to make the cart small enough to store in your trunk in a matter of seconds.

When it came to using the the best golf push cart on the course we found that the lightweight frame was extremely helpful with being easy to maneuver. The extra deep storage spaces was definitely a positive when storing our gear. With an extra wide and durable frame, we were able to go across a number of terrains whilst the golf push cart remained stable.

Although many of the golf carts on the market currently have space to hold a scorecard, but none do it like the Bag Boy C3. The storage areas throughout are a lot deeper to make sure that all items remain safe while they are moving.