Help me prepare for walking

[RonTheSavage]

  MrDC said:

If you get the Clicgear the cooler attachment is a must, seems silly until you have one.

Good to know!

[Lefty-Golfer]

Walked 27 yesterday, granted it was with a caddie but....I am freakin tired!!! I have to get in way better shape to even think about discussing A CARRY!! I really need to get out of the office more!!

[Judah Ben-Hur]

I don't know if has been brought up about push carts. Use the brake on hilly terrain. Don't ask because you can put two and two together and figure out the result. lol

[vangator]

I live in Florida. What is this thing you call a hill?

[Gary L]

I live in Oregon.  Walk here, we'll have a beer, and walk home.  Then you'll be ready.

[vangator]

  Gary L said:

I live in Oregon.  Walk here, we'll have a beer, and walk home.  Then you'll be ready.

Could you see someone pushing a cart across the Rockies?

[Gary L]

  vangator said:

Could you see someone pushing a cart across the Rockies?

I could imagine someone doing it, maybe as a fundraiser, but it sure wouldn't be me.  I get winded walking out to the mailbox.

[MSchott]

Great thread. I walk with a pull cart as much as possible. Golf is not just about getting to your ball and hitting the shot. I echo all that has been said, light weight bag, not too much stuff in it, pull or push cart if needed (I carried until about 7 years ago), comfortable shoes (I wear True Links) and drink a lot of water. You get to enjoy the course a lot more when you have the time to savor the setting and architecture.

[tefunk]

  ToblaT said:

If you are going to check on push-carts remember to ignore the 4-wheel ones, they are a pain to push around compared to a 3-wheeled one.

Agreed. I have the 4-wheel micro-cart, and although it's nice overall... the 3-wheel speed v1, etc. are much easier to push. I imagine due to larger wheels and less resistance (I.e. 3 wheels vs 4).