Carts – future or fad

[Bogey B.O.B.]

Now that quality carts have been around for a while and seen some variation and development, I was wondering how folks are feeling about them. Future, fad, fun or just for fogeys?

Will we be seeing more carts and therefore more cart friendly courses?

[ChefKoolaid]

For someone with a severely messed up back, carts are the only way I can endure tournaments and long rounds. I hope the market continues to expand.

[biscoe]

Originally Posted by ChefKoolaid

For someone with a severely messed up back, carts are the only way I can endure tournaments and long rounds. I hope the market continues to expand.

I have a bad back as well. Cart definitely is not a fad for me.

[Bogey B.O.B.]

Yep, bad back here too. I’m sure they will continue to be used by the older/Injured crowd but will they continue to be used by the general population?

[cak1984]

Add me to the bad back crowd and also hot Texas summers. I got the zuca backpack cart and it shaved strokes off of my game. My back would be killing me on the back half of the course and I would miss many putts. I was leary to drop the money at first but now I can't see myself without it.

[DoWork]

We should start a bad back club.

It really does make me want a cart. Been looking at the zuca compact and I really like pretty much everything about the smaller size. Pretty sure I’ll have to get one for the spring.

[tbird888]

Bought my Delta X the day they went on sale, got it a couple days later, and still love dragging it around. If it's a fad, I'll be the one who hangs on to it way too long.

[mball1684]

i use my backpack for casual rounds and my cart for tournaments.

[Motorpro]

With COPD I don't think I could get through a round without a cart.

[jeffmonty]

Around here it's mostly the young guys with the pull carts.