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gregsandiego Great Member

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I have a friend that likes to walk the course - even if it's not that walkable. So he'll sit in the electric cart and hold his push cart behind us. It's led to some fun experiences like crashing and running over his clubs. It cost him a putter.

I'm wondering if anyone has actually made such a push cart. One that can be fastened and towed.

I use old Taylor Made clubs from eBay and golf shops.


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I have a friend that likes to walk the course - even if it's not that walkable. So he'll sit in the electric cart and hold his push cart behind us. It's led to some fun experiences like crashing and running over his clubs. It cost him a putter.

I'm wondering if anyone has actually made such a push cart. One that can be fastened and towed.


It really doesn't sound like he likes to walk the course at all....

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gregsandiego Great Member

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It really doesn't sound like he likes to walk the course at all....

Actually he does. But some of the courses we play are only partially walkable due to hills and distance .

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If it's a three wheeler just put the front wheel in back of the buggy, where the bags normally sit,  and use your bag's shoulder strap to secure it.

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I have a friend that likes to walk the course - even if it's not that walkable. So he'll sit in the electric cart and hold his push cart behind us. It's led to some fun experiences like crashing and running over his clubs. It cost him a putter.

I'm wondering if anyone has actually made such a push cart. One that can be fastened and towed.

How do you run them over when they are behind the cart?

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I have a friend that likes to walk the course - even if it's not that walkable. So he'll sit in the electric cart and hold his push cart behind us. It's led to some fun experiences like crashing and running over his clubs. It cost him a putter.

I'm wondering if anyone has actually made such a push cart. One that can be fastened and towed.

I am sure the golf course is real happy about that.  So, he is not paying a cart fee but he is still riding?

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I am sure the golf course is real happy about that.  So, he is not paying a cart fee but he is still riding?

Yup. Sounds like the guy likes to ride but just isn't big on actually paying for the cart he is using. Sounds like a class act.

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Yup. Sounds like the guy likes to ride but just isn't big on actually paying for the cart he is using. Sounds like a class act.

I think it's more likely that the guy enjoys walking the golf holes, but it's possible there is some decent distance or some difficult terrain in between holes. That's where he jumps in for a ride from the previous green to the next tee?

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gregsandiego Great Member

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I am sure the golf course is real happy about that.  So, he is not paying a cart fee but he is still riding?

No he pays the usual. I'm usually reserving a 4 some on Golfzing or Golfnow with 2 shared carts included.Otherwise there wouldn't be a cart for him to share.

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I think it's more likely that the guy enjoys walking the golf holes, but it's possible there is some decent distance or some difficult terrain in between holes. That's where he jumps in for a ride from the previous green to the next tee?

You got it. I guess I didn't do a good job of setting up this question.

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How do you run them over when they are behind the cart?

It wasn't easy.  Not sure I remember exactly but I think they flying off to he side at a 45 degree angle making it possible.

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If it's a three wheeler just put the front wheel in back of the buggy, where the bags normally sit,  and use your bag's shoulder strap to secure it.

At last we have an attempt to give me a serious answer.Thank you.

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