What is the best golf pull cart to get?
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6 Responses
2.2.2010
Best Answer – Chosen by Voters BAGBOY
2.2.2010
Well, if you are not going electric, then the Sun Mountain Microcart is by far the most impressive. It is very light, has tires that cannot deflate, and folds flat – literally! It also has a cup holder, an umbrella holder, a really good magnetic scorecard holder, and a solid case cover than can protect watches, and other valuables. It comes in red, blue, black, or metallic silver. I bought mine at Golf Town for $230
2.2.2010
Bag Boy is the #1 rated name in golf pull carts and you can find them at stores like Target, Sports Authority, ***** Sporting Goods and most other golf and sporting apparel shops. Golf pull carts are the least expensive option and you can find on sale in the off season for around $50-$60. I was able to buy mine at a local G.I. Joes (now Joes) outdoors store at Christmas time for $50. Bag Boy offers the LT-440 Pull Cart for $90 – features include the ergonomic handle, lightweight frame, and it's compact for convenient storage options. I own the M-330 Pull Cart ($60 retail) that comes with an adjustable handle, removable wheels and a foldable frame so you can easily fit it in your trunk or rear seat of your car. You can find all the Bag Boy products online at Bagboycompany.com Source(s): http://www.usedgolfballdeals.com/?Click=…
2.2.2010
I have a twenty – twenty five year old BAG BOY heavy duty aluminum pull cart that has been trouble free all these years. In my opinion, Bag Boy Carts are one of the better ones, but I would get the heaviest duty cart available that you can find, regardless of brand. I do notice that a lot of people are using three wheel push carts these days (which Bag Boy also makes) as an alternative to pull carts, so you may also want to look at them. Hope this helps P.S. I do not work for Bag Boy!
2.2.2010
only a moron would pay $200 for a pullcart. Probably someone that would think about those really cool electric carts.just go to any sporting goods store and you can get a good pullcart that will last you your whole life for $40 Put the extra $160 into your clubs
2.2.2010
Push carts are much, much better- SunMountain