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A question on which push or pull carts would be good for a man that is getting a little older and no longer wants to carry his clubs for 18 holes, but still wants to walk the course. Any suggestions on what to look for? Thanks!!!
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Love my Clicgear cart. Walking is the best !!

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callaway.gif X-Hot Pro Hybrid 18 and 23
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I bought a Clicgear 2 at Dick's last week for $159. It is awesome and collapses to a small size that easily fits in the trunk of my Saturn. I like how quickly it expands and folds up too.

- Shane

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3 things:

1.)Take your bag with you to the store and put it on the cart. 2.)Test folding/unfolding in the store. 3.) Push over pull any day.

In the bag:
Cleveland Launcher 9.5º Driver
Cleveland 4W 17º
Mizuno MX Hybrid 20ºMizuno MX-200's 4 - GCleveland G10 56º SWOddysey 2ball with line Putter

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I really love my BagBoy Automatic ! It's built well, rolls nice and folds up simply and compact. I also like the fact that the tires are solid and there is no worry about a flat (I had issues with my last cart).

Mark Boyd of the Clan Boyd
"Retired in my Dreams"

 

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I choose to walk except when forced to ride in best ball tourneys. It is a great way to stay in shape!!

Last year I bought a push cart because the pull carts you rent at courses where bothering my wrist and shoulder. I felt using a pull cart placed too much constant strain on my wrist and shoulder and it was an unnatural position for them. Since using a push cart for 2 seasons I have had no issues with discomfort.

I looked at the clicgear and sun mountain carts and chose the sun mountain due to ease of pushing. The sun mountain seemed lighter to me, had less bulky wheels which allow it to move through the rough easier and folded and unfolded very quickly. Do a comparison search on the net for more detailed information and also try pushing the some models around and fold and unfold them to find your personal preference.

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Cleveland CG7 3-PW fitted, stiff shafts
Hand me down putter, Jack Nicklaus model
Cleveland Hibore 3 wood 13 deg. stiff shaftCleveland Launcher 9 deg, stiff shaft

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I looked at the clicgear and sun mountain carts and chose the sun mountain due to ease of pushing. The sun mountain seemed lighter to me, had less bulky wheels which

What are you doing in the rough?

j/k

- Shane

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I bought the Linksman X7 push cart a couple of seasons ago, and it has been great. Priced more reasonably than the other brand name carts, and with pretty much the same feature set. Got it new for <$100 via eBay auction (through the company's portal store).

I have ~15 rounds on it this year, and it works like a champ.
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I bought a Clicgear 2 at Dick's last week for $159. It is awesome and collapses to a small size that easily fits in the trunk of my Saturn. I like how quickly it expands and folds up too.

+1 I recently bought a Clicgear 2.0 at D-sports at that price point as well. It's a great cart, I've used it enough to know I'd buy it again.

What's in my bag?
Bigger Sticks....: Driver: ping.gif G15 9* Fairwayping.gif 4-wood  Hybrids: 4,5  taylormade.gif Rescue Dual
Smaller Sticks...: Irons:  ping.gif G15 5-PW Wedges: titleist.gif Vokey Wedges 48, 52, 56 degree
Flatter Stick......:  odyssey.gif 2-ball putter
Not a Stick.........: Ball:  titleist.gif Dt So/Lo or NXT Tour  Bag:  taylormade.gif Catalina clicgear.gif

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clicgear is the only cart I would buy. I've used both Sun Mountain and Bag Boy carts, but the clicgear still wins my vote every time! I really don't think you can beat it.

Irons - nike.gif Forged Blades / Project X 7.0

Driver - nike.gif VR Pro Ltd. Edition 8.5° / FUBUKI Alpha 70x

Wood - nike.gif SQ 3+ 13° / Stock Diamana S-Flex
Wedges - cleveland.gif Tour Action Gunmetal Reg 588 54° & 60° / DG S400
Putter - White Hot XG 2-Ball F7

Bag - nike.gif SQ Tour Carry

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I went the cheaper route and got the BagBoy M-330 Pull Cart. I didn't want to spend a lot, but didn't want a piece of junk either. The 330 is a nice cart for the money, and has the features I wanted. I would recommend it if you didn't want to spend a lot of money.

Ping K15 12* | Ping K15 4h | Callaway Razr X HL Irons 5 - AW | Cleveland 54* and 58* wedges | Odyssey White Hot Tour Rossie | Bushnell Neo GPS | Nike M9 Cart Bag

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I picked up a pull cart 2 years ago from Play it Again sports for $30. It's really light and plastic, clearly it was pretty cheap when it was new. But it's held up really well despite being used often and in and out of the trunk, and it's not hard to pull.
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I have owned the Clicgear 2.0 for two years, great cart. My club uses Sun Mountains. IMHO, the only advantage that Suns have is the mesh baskets, which are useful to hold a towel, sweater, etc. Clicgear seems much more solid, built to last a long long time.

Driver & FW: Ping G10 12* Driver & 17* 4W w UST Proforce V2 HL Reg
Hybrids: Adams A7 19* & 22* w UST Mamiya ProForce AXIVCore Reg
Irons: MP-60 5 - 9 w Nippon Shaft 950GH Reg
Wedges: Eidolon 48* 52* 56* 60* w SCoR Graphite Reg
Putter: Scotty Cameron Red X3

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