Comments on: Bag Boy EZ Fold 12 Three Wheel Push Cart Review

By: dwEEbs

dwEEbs — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:18:54 +0000

GolferX said on July 16, 2005:

If you are under 40 years of age you have no excuse to be using this outrageous contraption..good job Casey..either lose some weight or go to the gym.

Wow, I usually do not respond to things like this, but in this case, I must.

Obviously some of the responders have a problem using a push cart to get around a golf course. One could only imagine what their handicap is. I know mine, it's a big zero, and I use a push cart when I play, just as every pro does out there in the form of a caddy.

Tell you haters out there what, you guys keep carrying your bags, playing without skycaddies and push carts, and keep those handicaps as high as you can so you can cheat in your mens club tourneys. The rest of us will be out enjoying our days playing the best golf we can. I would definately change my mind about it when Tiger starts playing without his caddie who carries his clubs and gives him yardages.

For the record, I have the Bag Boy 180, and it is awesome. A friend of mine has one of these types and it is just the same.

By: Bill

Bill — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:26:18 +0000

I bought one because I figuered I could use it as a walker when I got older. It is durable. The only issue I have with it is that the two side bars get in the way of the zipper pockets on the side of my golf bag. Other than that, I figure it will outlast me.

By: 2balls golfer

2balls golfer — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 19:05:21 +0000

I bought 2 of these for the wife and I to walk together on the course. Both my carry bag and cart bags fit on this nicely and the thing works w/ precision ease. When you're out for a day, the cart certainly overrride the carry bag, because you can pack a lunch plus a least a six-pack and ice w/out feeling like a pack mule or paying course prices for food and drink.
Anyway, they are a nice piece of equipment that my back certainly likes. I just don't understand why the lady wanted to remove the wheels to put in her car...

By: Peter Pants

Peter Pants — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 19:29:26 +0000

For those tough guys out there who don't need this contraption, you go on and laugh, but when you get old, you won't be able to play golf anymore cause your back is going downhill. People of all ages should enjoy new creations, whether it is a golf cart or something else. The key is (blockquote> don't spit first , because you may have to slurp it back. Anything that will help golfers improve their games instead of worrying how the heck you are going to the fourth hole up the hill carrying your oversize steel shafted golfclubs, balls and all.

So relax, this golf cart is good for you, I have used them for years now, and I am a 4 handicapper golfer. I can concentrate on my driving 300 yards or more, and my putting, to make myself even a better golfer.

By: Stacy Solomon

Stacy Solomon — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 22:54:15 +0000

There is a brand new BB Easy Fold on the market which includes a handbrake. I'm not sure if they also increased the size of the wheelbase but that would be a big consideration because when you give it a push it should roll without falling over.

Sun Mountain seemed a bit sturdier and both are comparably priced.

By: Maverick

Maverick — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 18:15:14 +0000

Actually I saw a cool video of the BB EZ Fold 12 and it looks unbelievably easy to operate..basically you lift up on the carry handle and the thing collapses. Now I'm torn to either get this or the SunMountain Speedcart V1..geez

By: Stacy Solomon

Stacy Solomon — Sun, 17 Jul 2005 16:02:08 +0000

It looks as if these two commenters were reading a different review. Perhaps this "contraption" will help their games...lol

By: BigBoy

BigBoy — Sat, 16 Jul 2005 05:45:11 +0000

LOL..I always *laugh, *smirk, at anyone who buys one of these things. I honestly thought, before I read what you bought, that it was some oxygen tank carrier. That thing is hideous, probably like your swing, I assume. Instead of buying something like this behemoth, invest in some lessons so you don't have to walk off into the woods where you'll end up lugging this thing anyhow..LOL..

By: GolferX

GolferX — Sat, 16 Jul 2005 05:37:12 +0000

If you are under 40 years of age you have no excuse to be using this outrageous contraption..good job Casey..either lose some weight or go to the gym.