🏌️ Bag Boy TriSwivel II Push Cart: The Ultimate Solution for Effortless and Maneuverable Golf Bag Transportation Review

This is a good cart, a little better than the two or three Sun Mountain wheelbarrows I've had before. I live in the intertidal zone so the trails are fairly flat and perfect for the 3 wheel carts that many of our club members use. This is the first Bag Boy I've encountered at our club - I was tired of fighting the "hook or slice" trend of my previous wheelbarrows so I felt this front swivel wheel would solve that problem and would result in less effort. generally push. It's light weight and…

I love and love running on the Autobahn. There are a few things I would like to change. I would have liked a slightly deeper mesh, the pouch underneath could have a drawstring, zip or velcro to keep it closed. This won't bother most people 90% of the time, but if you're playing on a very hilly course like I am, there's a good chance something will fall out. BUT that hasn't happened yet. Another ball holder or a pocket on the side would also be nice. These are just points that I would like to…

I've used it for a few rounds now and think it's great. I used to use a Sun Mountain Speed Cart but I gifted it to my wife and bought this one. I really liked Sunny Mountain, but the bag is smaller when folded, easier to carry when folded, has much better brakes and a great swivel wheel. The SM brakes are under the cart handle, so I always forgot to unlock them before pushing. The BB brakes are on the side and are much easier to see and operate. I love the BB rotation feature, it's very easy to