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I still use an old 2 wheeled cart, nothing wrong with it, but my pro told me pushing a 3 wheel cart is "better" than draggin the 2 wheel around....... for what it is worth ....... wants to sell a cart of course !

I have been looking at some models and I like the ClicGear models ...... there are still a few 2.0 models in stock, but the current model is the 3.0 .... price difference about $50 and I don't see $50 differences ....... or ?

Other models/brand to give a closer look ?

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I use a Clicgear 2.0, and I would agree, not sure there are $50 worth of improvements between the two.  There are some other models out there, like the Sun Mountain Speed Cart, which I looked at but decided against inflatable wheels and opted for the Clicgear style.  Also there are several 4 wheel versions, like the Bag Boy.

Craig 

Yeah, wanna make 14 dollars the hard way?


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Golfsmith's TourTrekker one click push cart is on sale for $129 and its very comparable to the clicgear.  I had both of them side by side and its almost identical.  Though the clicgear may have superior craftsmenship to the tour trekker, thats a ~$80 difference.

I bought the 13.5lb Caddytek from TGW for $99 including shipping.  Awesome cart to push, extremely light and is able to do what I was looking for at that price range...

My .02

ogio.gif Black/White Ozone Stand bag, Caddytek 13.5 Black/Red Push Cart

taylormade.gif RBZ Tour 9* Stiff / ping.gifRapture 3 'metal' Titanium 14* Stiff Aldila Proto VS 'By You'
adams.gif Hybrid A2 20*3 hybrid Stiff Aldila VS / ping.gifRapture Black Dot 4-PW Stiff / cleveland.gifWedges CG11 54* SW / taylormade.gif RAC 52*, 58*Wedge / odyssey.gif  33" White Hot XG


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I recently bought a Trekker TC3 Freestyle. Looked at several different high end 3 wheelers and my choice came down to the Clickgear and the Trekker. The Trekker was $40 less but that was only a minor consideration. I actually liked it a little better. It's very light and well constructed and ergonomically it seemed superior to every cart I looked at, although the Clickgear was very close. Check one out before you make your final decision. It might just be the cart for you.

In the Bag:
Driver: Cleveland Launcher Ultralight XL 270

FW: Taylor Made 300 17 degree 
3-PW: Mizuno MX-23

AW: Mizuno TP-T11 52/07 (Bent to 50)
SW: Mizuno TP-T11 56/10

LW: Mizuno TP-T11 60/05

Putter: Original Ping Zing

Ball: Wilson Staff FG Tour


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I have a clic gear 3.0 and the biggest difference I could see is that it has a much larger storage flap by the handle. I can fit my wallet, cellphone and keys in there along with 3 golf balls and a few other small things. Or if I put all that stuff in my bag I can fit enough food for a round and have easy access if I want to eat something when I am walking to my ball. They are really good carts and I love mine. Took me a few times setting it up to work it out but after that it is really easy.

Driver: :tmade: R1 S 10 degree Wood: :ping: G20 3W Hybrid: :nike:Covert Pro 3H
Irons: :tmade: Rocketbladez Tour 4i-AW KBS S SW: :cleveland: CG15 54 degree
LW: :cleveland: CG15 58 degree Putter: :tmade: Corza Ghost Ball: :tmade: Penta


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