Caddytek EZ-Fold 3 Wheel Golf Push Cart

Basically paid $100 after an Amex discount so no complaints whatsoever, hence, somewhat "biased" because of the price I paid :-) Played 5-6 rounds before reviewing, as some people experienced wheel misalignment, folding / unfolding, brake issues etc. I completelt agree with the brake being flimsy and make not work after 5-6 rounds. I am contacting the company and will see how they respond.Pro's1. Easy to assemble2. Very smooth, sturdy wheels and easy to push3. Love the storage compartments especially the cooler4. Fits stand bags wellConsiderations - this is not me complaining but reflecting what others indicated (again, if I paid $200 or more I would complain some of these points but not for $100) and things to consider when buying this cart:1. Read the assembly instruction and make sure your turn the center wheel ;-)2. Yes, folding / unfolding actions may not be "consistent" / "super-easy" but only took 1 or 2 more additional tries for me to fold / unfold (while shaking - not sure WD40 would help with certain parts)3. This is not a light / compact cart - I have a wagon so no issues but if you have a mid-sized trunk, may take some effort to fit this cart and your bag in your trunk; in addition, if your local course(s) is quite hilly, may want to consider a lighter one and/or one with inflatable tires (I can easily fit 4 golf bags in my Subaru outback trunk without folding rear seats but with this cart, nearly right half of my trunk space is gone)4. If you want a Mercedes (e.g., luxury and price is not an issue), then consider CliqGear as I tried my buddy's and understood why it was more expensive (e.g., Mercedes sedan vs. Toyota sedan - not necessary bad but just different)5. The brake - not really a brake but more of a "latch," that prevents the right wheel from turning and I can see why some people are complaining as it does not look to be very sturdy and potentially break; I read some feedback on this board and I try to be careful not to stomp on the brakeUpdate: a few years late but the company did send a new brake unit which was relatively easy to swap - however, the new brake did not last more than 15 rounds or so (been lazy and riding carts). The issue, I think, is the flimsy plastic piece, which broke off, inside the brake assembly - just a bad, flimsy design. While I am gentle on the brake, not sure that particular piece actually take any force from the foot (the piece moves horizontally while you exert force on the brake vertically). At least I can remove the brake.6. Drain holes for the cooler - your trunk can get wet with melted ice (if you choose to put ice in the cooler like me) but not a big deal since you get a cold drink (or two) on the course (you can comfortably fit 2-3 beers with an ample amount of ice or more if you don't put any ice in). Make sure you empty your cooler before heading home. I typically remove the ice and leave the cooler unzipped once I finish my drinks.In short, if you are looking for a value and not mind spending extra 30 seconds (if that) when it does not auto-magically fold / unfold, and/or somewhat careful with the brake, etc., then this is the right cart (provided that you don't get a lemon). If you are looking for a cart with a hand-brake, no frill, fold / unfold easily, 100% of the time, etc., then I would recommend CliqGear.

I have used this cart several times and I love it! I have carried my clubs for the last 48 years and this winter, I noticed that I get a little stiff in my lower back muscles. I carry all sorts of winter gear and 48 ounces of water. This cart solved the back problem and I can still walk the course which for me is the whole point of getting out to golf in the first place. I have all of the clothing that I need and the water is no longer a burden.When rolling on level ground, I barely notice that I am pushing a cart. Going downhill, I let go and it never falls over. It just stops when the ground evens out. Pushing uphill is super easy and natural as well. It is actually less fatiguing than carrying the bag. I feel so much better at the end of a round.I play for the most part on a really hilly course. I never use the brake. I just position it so it is not rolling. 3 points make a plane. I have read the reviews about the brakes sometimes sticking and I just didn't want to have any trouble with them. They do work but I just don't use them.It folds up pretty small for the trunk and folds out really easily when I need to use it.If you live in a flat place like Florida, buy this bag and never rent a cart again. You will just be strolling down the fairways as comfortable as can be.I use a 4.5 Sun Mountain bag on this cart (awesome bag) and I don't have any trouble with the front wheel touching the bag. I think if you have a hard bottomed bag, you should be fine.The bag is also at a really good upright angle. It is so easy to pick out clubs and get to everything. I carry my rangefinder in the compartment in front of the push handles. It is so easy. Measure, put away, pull out the club. No more weight in my pocket and no more digging for the rangefinder.This cart has made things very easy.I have not needed the umbrella stand yet.

Great golf cart for someone who wants to live the good life while playing golf. I shopped around for along time before I bit on the CaddyTek EZ. My local big chain golf center had nothing that compared to this cart and its value.Easy to set up, 3 wheels snap on in 2 seconds and a simple knob twist to put on the umbrella holder and clip for the water holder. To set it up when you get it is as easy as opening up a car with a key fob and popping the trunk with your key. no directions necessary. It is a great cart to fit in any car and go to the course for a day away from the Mrs. or the Mr.. easy to push and easy to set up. Literally opens in 2 seconds and with a push of a button it collapses.Fits my Ogio golf bag with room for a larger bag.i have used cart for a few months now at the golf course near by. the course is very hilly and has rough gravel and rock faces. this cart goes through all of that very easily and isn't hard to push even up large hills. its built to last and honestly looks better than most golf carts i have seen. it has more features than a golf cart 2x the price.it looks great, is easy to clean. fits in my trunk with my golf bag and umbrella in a small vw jetta with plenty more in the trunk so needless to say it will most likely fit in any car you put it in. the cooler keeps your drinks cold and the glove compartment is a nice size along with the net basket. plus it has a bottle holder that will fit a micro brew beer bottle. cheers and have fun golfing!

This is a great cart. Other reviews were uncertain about the plastic parts but I find the cart very well made. The plastic is pvc and very durable. Best part is that it is easy to set up the first time and to collapse again. It folds up very small and fits my golf bag. I thought it would be way bigger than the bag but it is just big enough. It is very sturdy and easy to push on the big wheels. I would highly recommend this cart.

This item was a great buy . I researched a number of trolleys before buying and the video of the caddytek helped me decide . Have played 6 rounds with it now . So much easier to push than my old pull along . Very well made , great free flowing wheel bearings. Easy to assemble and fold up . ( just watch the video) I’m enjoying my golf more since I acquired the Caddytek .

Well built and easy to assemble. My only hit is no swiveling front wheel. If I were to buy again I would get the front swivel wheel!

Very good trolly, easy to assemble and put away. Very well made and sturdy done ten rounds with it and still holding up well

Folds easy, handles well, love the cup holder and extra storage capacity