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TylerG Member

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I am looking for a push cart that can hold two bags, but after a few hours of searching, I have been unable to find one.  Does anybody happen to know if they do actually exist, and I'm just looking in the wrong places, or is this just something that they do not currently offer?


Valleygolfer Super Member

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I have to ask why you would want to slow play like this, first. Second, why would you want something like this?

two-male-golfers-pushing-golf-cart-out-o

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"My ball is on top of a rock in the hazard, do I get some sort of relief?"

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Hacker James Great Member

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find someone with twin infants and borrow their stroller

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TylerG Member

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3 hours ago, Valleygolfer said:

I have to ask why you would want to slow play like this, first. Second, why would you want something like this?

two-male-golfers-pushing-golf-cart-out-o

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golf_cart_canopy.jpg

 

The second bag is for a child that can't yet push their own cart for a round on a walking course.  My first thought was to just build something onto my push cart, but thought I'd ask here first. 

 

4 minutes ago, Hacker James said:

find someone with twin infants and borrow their stroller

 

We did consider this actually.


David in FL Incredible Member

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A child that young won't need more than a couple of clubs.  Can you just add those to your bag?

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TylerG Member

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13 minutes ago, David in FL said:

A child that young won't need more than a couple of clubs.  Can you just add those to your bag?

That's what I was doing.  She just got a full set, so I was trying to figure out how to carry it all.  It's not like it's a massive bag, so I'm sure I can just strap it to my bag.

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34 minutes ago, TylerG said:

That's what I was doing.  She just got a full set, so I was trying to figure out how to carry it all.  It's not like it's a massive bag, so I'm sure I can just strap it to my bag.

should be doable, Just place a short board across the bottom, bungie each bag to either end and to each other at the tops.

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8 hours ago, TylerG said:

I am looking for a push cart that can hold two bags, but after a few hours of searching, I have been unable to find one.  Does anybody happen to know if they do actually exist, and I'm just looking in the wrong places, or is this just something that they do not currently offer?

How old is your daughter? I'm wondering with her "full set" how many clubs does she have... Have you looked into Junior Push Carts?

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No Mulligans Great Member

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One push cart and one pull cart and there you go.  Or, you can pull a push cart.

After hole six of our home course my wife usually heads over to the bathroom and I push my cart and pull her push cart to the next tee box.  Might be tough to do on for a full round though.

You could just play with 7 or 8 clubs each all in your bag.  For me, Dr, 4h, 6  8 PW SW putter.  That would get the job done.

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Valleygolfer Super Member

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Get her mom out there to loop it. I just grab a gas/lectric cart for 9 holes when I go out with my daughter. How often are you playing together?

"My ball is on top of a rock in the hazard, do I get some sort of relief?"

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caniac6 Great Member

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My son had his  own push cart when he was 10 or 11. He needed more more  help on down hills than up hills. I just helped him until he was strong enough to do it himself.


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I make this guy carry his own bag. :-D

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