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For those that walk... carry or push?

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By Big_M
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  1. 1. age and equipment used...

    • under 21 and carry
      18
    • 21-35 and carry
      50
    • over 35 and carry
      37
    • under 21 and push/pull cart
      2
    • 21-35 and push/pull cart
      28
    • over 35 and push/pull cart
      51

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bunkerputt Great Member

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I push a cart.  Reasons:

1.  Bag Boy Revolver Pro (no stand)

2.  Easier than pulling on the shoulders

3.  Hell of a lot easier than carrying.

4.  Somewhere to stick my water bottle, tees, extra balls and scorecard.

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39, clickgear and a large cart bag.  Used to carry a stand bag Ping hoofer, loved it but lower back problems got the better of me. Have a range bag from Titleist that I sneak out on the course with when the weather is behaving here, then just take half set of clubs.

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I'm 26. Used to carry about 50% of the time and power cart the rest. I picked up a used Sun Mountain push cart off of Criagslist for 80 bucks. Having the umbrella holder (especially awesome for the winter golfing here in Seattle), drink holder, cooler (for the summer), and all the compartments makes my life so much easier. Plus I walk almost all of my rounds now, saving me money on cart fees and getting some extra exercise.

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