This section was created for the golfer who needed some assistance with their golf cart purchase. There are many styles of three wheel and four wheel golf push carts available in the market today and we hope you will find our recommendations corner helpful in making your purchase.

I am looking for a cart that is small and folds to a compact size what do you recommend and what are the pros & cons of this style of golf push cart?

In the past several years the buyer has been requesting a push cart that will fold to a much smaller size to be able to fit in any size car or storage area and this request has resulted in many new models meeting this demand. Clicgear was the first brand to create a cart that would fold a very small size (13" x 15" x 24”) This was a unique challenge for the industry as it involved many small folding parts but the results are quite convenient. Now you can find various brands offering push carts similar to this model ranging from Linksman Golf X-10 ($129.99) to Sun Mountain Sports Micro Cart ($199.99) both easy to fold and well made. As with any new feature added something has to give. With the ability to fold a cart to a small size you are unable to fold this cart style while leaving the golf bag on the cart. In addition to this some models will take a small learning curve to learn how to efficiently fold.

What are the differences in a Three wheel and Four wheel golf push cart design?

So why come out with models that now have 4 wheels on a trolley versus just the 3 wheel golf carts that hit the market some 10 years ago? The addition of the Four wheel cousin offers a product that will be a bit more stable than some three wheel designs. This stability is especially noticeable on hilly terrain or if you like to be a little aggressive with the cart and have it roll fast down hills on it’s own (we’ve all done it if you have operated a golf push cart….if you haven’t then try it). The four wheel models typically incorporate a folding design that allows the cart o fold into a smaller compact shape that is flat and can be easily stored by hanging it up flat against any wall. Since compact folding size is a priority with four wheel golf push carts you can’t expect to have a lot of storage area available in the scorecard holder versus many of the 3 wheel designs and you will also be unable to fold the cart while leaving the golf bag on it.

I just want a basic non-electric push cart to walk and enjoy the game and see so many models which confuses me. What do I look for when purchasing a cart?

Our website threewheelgolfcarts.com is the most comprehensive site or place to purchase a golf push cart and sometimes more choices equal more confusion. Our goal was to make the buying process as easy as possible while offering the customer as many choices as possible. Please feel free to contact during normal business hours to speak to one of our golf cart gurus to provide some assistance 800-881-5774. Otherwise the process is not that difficult. Golf pull carts have evolved into golf push carts. Non-electric good old fashioned push carts can be divided into 2 categories of carts: Carts that fold to a small size and traditional size carts. The compact size carts are made for players concerned about space but are willing to sacrifice some bells & whistles. The traditional carts will typically offer the following: various lie angles to adjust to your height, a more deluxe scorecard holder, water bottle holders, and some other more convenient features for the golfer.

What materials are used to make a Three Golf Carts?

Most all push carts are manufactured in aluminum which provides a strong light weight option versus steel. Not only is aluminum lighter than steel it is also resistant to oxidization and rust. Some of the entry level carts at lower price points will be manufactured in steel which shouldn’t be a huge deterrent in purchasing a cart especially if you are looking to save money on your purchase.

Some of the brands on the website I have not heard of before. Can you provide more information on them?

Our team has researched the entire golf industry throughout the world to provide you with the widest selection of golf push carts available anywhere in the world both online and retail. Most customers have heard of only 1 or 2 of the brands we sell on our website but there are actually a handful of smaller manufacturers in the market who have been filling niches in the market whether it be lower prices, wide array of styles or something new and innovative to the market. All the brands we sell on our site are from reputable manufacturers who stand behind their product both in their quality designs as well as post sale warranty. For non-electric push golf carts we carry the entire Sun Mountain Sports, Bag Boy, Clicgear, Linksman Golf, Axglo, Upright Golf and Cadie Golf lines. In regards to the electric golf walking carts we offer Paradigm Sports, Powakaddy, Motocaddie, Cart-tek, Stewart Golf and the a continually growing list of vendors.

What are the advantages of air filled pneumatic tires for a golf push cart versus EVA polymer non-airfilled tires?

Originally golf push cart manufacturers entered the market with carts that had wheels made of rubber that were air filled. Air filled tires were the premium tire in the market with quality ball bearing wheels and bushing but there was always the variable of a potential flat tire or maintenance not mention the price of this particular style of tire was fairly high to produce. The industry listened to its customers that did not want to worry over pumping a tire or replacing a flat and quickly switched over to non-airfilled wheels. This type of polymer wheel is becoming the norm for most all 3 and 4 three wheel push carts in the market. All polymer wheels now are made from durable long lasting resins/polymers and will require no maintenance for the golfer.

I am quite tall/short and need to make sure the cart is comfortable to fit me when pushing it. What should I be looking for in a golf push cart to fit my build?

Most golf push cart models offer some degree of alteration for the angle at which the scorecard is positioned for the player. Some models can have the upper half of the cart (i.e. scorecard holder) be adjusted 90 degrees up or down while others allow for a slight modification.

CCan accessories be added onto the golf carts shown on this website?

Most all Golf Push carts have accessories which can accompany your purchase. Some accessories may only fit on one particular brands model so make sure you read this before you purchase any accessory. Some golf push carts come with some accessories such as umbrella holders, water bottles, and tote bags. Some of the additional accessories which can accompany a cart are seats which can attach to your cart, sand holders, gps holders and more. If you walk and use your cart a lot you will find the more gadgets the better for some. It is like having your own personal caddy. /dd>

Where are Golf push pull carts manufactured?

The majority of all golf push carts are manufactured in the far east and have been made in China and Taiwan for the past 10 years. Like most industries golf push and pull carts were manufactured in the USA/Canada in the 80’s and 90’s and gradually switched over to countries where it was more efficient and cost effective to produce products quickly and at a lower price.

How can buying a golf push cart save me money?

Some players look at golf push carts and complain they are too expensive. A golf cart will cost you $100-200+ which may last you your entire life if you care for it. If you play golf and ride a cart the fee will range from $20-$40 per round. Walking 5+ times a year not only provides the golfer with needed exercise, concentration on the course but also pays for your golf push cart over a short period of time from the savings of walking vs. a riding cart.

What brands of golf push carts are offered on threewheelgolfcarts.com?

We have created a shopping experience for the golfer to make an informed decision when purchasing a golf push cart whether it is a traditional push cart with 3 or 4 wheels or a state of the art electric golf cart with remote control. Some websites & retail golf shops will gloss over this category and offer 1 or 2 choices not really providing the player with the ability to choose from what is available in the market. We offer every model, color and accessory available in the industry today. Our selection is consistently evolving and currently consists of the following brands: Bag Boy, Sun Mountain Sports, Clicgear, Linksman Golf, Caddie Golf, Axglo, Upright Caddy, Cart-tek, Powakaddy, MotorCaddy, Stewart Golf, BatCaddy and more. Keep checking in our site as we will always be updating with new products and vendors as the industry grows.

What type of Golf bag should a player use when walking with a Push Cart?

The perfect scenario for a player that truly enjoys walking and using their golf cart is to purchase a Golf Cart Specific Bag. A stand bag or staff bag can typically fit a push cart but not always perfect. Most stand bags with legs need to be awkwardly adjusted to fit a cart properly and can be a nuisance when playing. A proper cart specific bag will fit quit well with virtually every golf push cart and is designed in such a way that enables easy convenient access to all necessary pockets and your clubs with minimal effort. Some bags are made with individual pockets for each club to keep them organized and separated from one antother. Although this may sound like a little much it may make for some more peaceful moments after you just three putted from 12 feet.

Replacement parts?

Golf carts have many parts to create the perfect solution to walking and golfing. Some times there may be an issue with a product that each company takes great pride in maintaining and fulfilling their warranty for their products. Our company will assist in making sure all your warranty needs are filled. Most manufactures will send replacement parts to fix carts that have an issue and most parts are quite simple to replace.

Which manufactures currently offer a 4 wheel golf push cart?

Four wheel golf carts are quite new to the market and are yet another example of the golf cart segment growing and offer the golfer more choices and niches. At this time there several brands designing Four wheel golf push carts including Sun Mountain Sports, Axglo, Cadie Golf and Upright Caddie. As this style grows we are confident more options will be available in the near future. The main reason for a 4 wheel style cart is the stability as the center of gravity of the cart is spread out eliminating your cart from tipping over on an incline. The four wheel cart also allows for compact folding into a rather flat shape that allows for simple storage in your car to and from the course.

I do not want to spend a lot of money on a golf push cart trolley. What models do you recommend if I am trying to stay within a budget?

For the player who wants a simple push cart without breaking the bank there are several options to choose from. Bagboy offers 2 models that are priced rather aggressively just shy of $100 to $130. The Linksman Golf line offers a rather wide selection of carts that are reasonably priced and well made. They offer 5 styles ranging from $85 - $130. Most other brands offer choices that range in the industry standard price point of $200 give or take.