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So I came across this company called Kid Caddie on my Instagram discover feed and wanted to see if anyone on here might have had any experience with this awesome looking push cart add-on. My brother and his wife have a 4 year old and I wanted to get them something nice for his birthday that they could use as a family. If anyone has any feedback would love to hear!

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Sorry, none here. My concerns would be more about how easily the cart/stroller can be pushed across grass. Mostly the sideslopes and the rough.

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Not sure how I feel about this. Looks like a great way to introduce incredibly slow play. I appreciate getting a family out together, just not sure if a golf course is the best idea in that capacity. 🥴

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I was recently looking at getting one of these. I think it would be great to get the kids out on the course and have a new generation of golfers. Has anyone used on of these?


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Never seen it before.  I think @Vinskhas a good point on slow play.  Also I’m not sure I want to hear crying babies while on the course.

Family time is great but not all places are a good fit for infants & toddlers.

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If your baby is crying why would you continue to play golf? Take the kid out and get them some play like a reasonable adult. If you don't like kids go to an adult only course. I bought a kid Caddie and it works awesome. The kids had a great time and the cup holders worked great for drinks. I even used the phone holder to record videos of me showing my little guy how to swing. Until you have kids you wouldn't understand.


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