Gift guides
Push carts
A push cart takes about thirty pounds off a golfer's shoulders for four hours, which changes how much they have left at the seventeenth rather than how they swing. Three wheels turn tighter; four track straighter across a slope. The specification that actually decides whether the cart is still being used in two years is the folded footprint, measured against the boot of the car it will live in.
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Bag Boy
Bag Boy push carts
$150–300
The manual push-cart line, three wheels and four, rather than a single model. For a golfer who wants to walk more rounds than they currently do and would rather see the range than be handed one pick.
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MGI
MGI Ai Navigator Halo
$300+
The top of the walking-cart range, where the cart does the carrying rather than the golfer doing the pushing. For someone who already walks every round and has decided that is worth paying to keep doing.
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Motocaddy
MotoCaddy M7 Remote Pull Cart
$300+
An electric cart driven by a handheld remote, so it travels the fairway without being pushed at all. For a golfer who walks every round and would rather arrive at the ball with nothing in their hands.
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Clicgear
Clicgear push carts
$150–300
The push-cart line, built around a compact fold and a long accessory list. For someone who wants the cart to carry more than the bag and would rather compare the range than be handed one pick.
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