My new Disc Golf cart

[eegor]

Originally Posted by mattc

i started playing just for the exercise and that includes lugging around my discs
but i hope i am still playing when i am so old i need a cart

I'm 52 and I also started playing disc golf for (fun) exercise. I always have and hope to continue to carry my discs as long as I play. I have downsized to only what fits in a Fade Crunch bag, but the freedom of the small bag increases the fun of the round, especially on wooded and hilly courses.

[Shreddedcoconut]

How can you hate on a cart? You only get one body in this life. The better you treat it the longer it will last. Hopefully for you your brain is bigger than your pride.

[ohtobediscing]

Still carrying a 20+ disc bag, but got a lightweight cart in the wings for when the weight becomes too much.

[Steezo]

In Texas when its over 100 and you are playing a 3-4hr round, it is nice to have a cart. I've had 4 different knee surgeries between both knees so any time I can get weight off my lower body it feels good. Any other time I just carry 6-7 discs and some water in a small bag.

[Djren12]

Yeah considering getting another cart for the summer, I have to carry a ton of water in this heat for me and my Penny. I personally don't care what anyone thinks about my cart, guys around here use them a lot and its kind of cool to see some of the modifications guys do to them. I actually had many compliments on mine. Only one douchbag made a bad comment about my cart but after I kicked his ass by 8 strokes he shut the hell up about my cart.

[mashnut]

I've played with several older players who wouldn't have been able to carry a full set of discs and enough water to get through a full round, I'm all for them if it works for you.

[Johnny_Crunch]

Looks pretty good

[LoPan12]

If I lived in a flat place like texas, I'd probably rock a cart. Personally though, I'm waiting eagerly for one of these to mod into a DG cart:

[jcburton24]

Originally Posted by jtrod

Here are some more examples of pull carts. I dont use my stroller cart all the time, it is kind of large to carry in the car all the time, I usually use it for tournaments or when Im playing with a large group so we might need an ice chest.

The pull cart im going to build for a friend is going to be a golf pull cart that folds up easier and it will help him with his bad back.

That cart in the third pic is my old one. I now have a jogging stroller I converted to a cart that I like better. I still have that pull cart and it is for sell but for local pickup only.

[jcburton24]

Originally Posted by Steezo

In Texas when its over 100 and you are playing a 3-4hr round, it is nice to have a cart. I've had 4 different knee surgeries between both knees so any time I can get weight off my lower body it feels good. Any other time I just carry 6-7 discs and some water in a small bag.

Same reasons I use a cart also after three knee surgeries and three heart attacks. I started using one originally in the summer to carry lots of fluids but I have gotten to where I use it year round just so I can carry extra stuff such as a disc retreiver, chair, cooler, and also so I can pick up trash along the way and have a way to carry it.