Which 3/4 wheel push cart should I get?

[OldDog66]

I had a 3 wheel Bagboy that worked great until I backed over it.  Bought a Bagboy Quad last year and have never liked it.  Much harder to push than the 3 wheeled version.  Recently purchased a Sun Mountain Speed Cart and it is much smoother and has a drink holder that works.

[Zeph]

Update: I got the Clickgear 3.5. I'm very happy with it so far. Perhaps not the most compact out there, but I can fit it well with the golf bag in my trunk. It feels very solid and well made, rolls well, easy to unfold and fold. If it lasts as long as people claim a Clickgear last, I will be using it for many years to come. Not sure if I'm using the straps how it was intended. They may be simpler than I'm making it out to be.

[Lihu]

Now that I've permanently lost 20 pounds, I'm starting to carry 18 holes. What do you do for carrying the gatorade and ice?

[airguard]

I have used my Clicgear 3 for 2 years now. I push my Bennington QO-12 which is a heavy "steamer trunk" bag.

Wouldn't trade it for anything else.

[Shorty]

CLICGEAR

An amazing piece of design that works brilliantly.

[fminparis]

<< Four wheel carts are the way to go...>>          Why?

[vangator]

The POS I have is only worth the price of the metal at a scrap yard. Duct tape, JB Weld and radiator hoses clamps are partially holding it together. I accidently ran it over with my car. It's mostly straightened it out. It's a commie cart because it has a hard veer to the left. The tires are dry rotted and I have to hold the bag on by bungee straps. Great cart. I sell it to you cheap.

[Mr. Desmond]

I am a Sun Mountain guy, still have the original 3 wheel Speed Cart. So do the opposite of what I recommend.

Even though the Micro Sport looked compact enough w 4 wheels...

[Slowcelica]

I have a caddytek 4 wheel and its great, sturdy and comes with every accessory you could ever want. Folds down with one button press and un folds just as easy. Takes up about a 24"x12"x12" space when folded.

This is the one I have

[westcyderydin]

I have the same cart, the CaddyTek CaddyCruiser V3.  I really like it.

Just don't buy it for the bag and compartment at the bottom....I just took that right off....hang a cooler there instead.  But it is well built, has enough storage space for me between the compartment and net, and I would recommend it to anybody.

It is the only push cart I've used, so I wouldn't be able to compare it to anything else...

[flopster]

The POS I have is only worth the price of the metal at a scrap yard. Duct tape, JB Weld and radiator hoses clamps are partially holding it together. I accidently ran it over with my car. It's mostly straightened it out. It's a commie cart because it has a hard veer to the left. The tires are dry rotted and I have to hold the bag on by bungee straps.

Great cart. I sell it to you cheap.

I know they really ought to make something that can support the weight of a car before they just bust apart, I have the sun mountain micro and have nothing but good things to say about it, only problem is I rarely get to use the thing cause my home course is just too damn hilly for walking.