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This is a fantastic golf push cart. I was able to easily assemble this out of the box in just minutes. The quality is great and there is a lot of functionality that I enjoy. I use my phone while golfing to keep score and track myself on the course, so the phone holder is great. I put a small speaker in the netting to listen to music on the course. The little compartment is great for a small portable charger that I can thread through the small hole to charge my phone. The bags work well to keep an extra Gatorade bottle cool for the back 9. Importantly, it keeps the clubs secure and while it's 19lbs, it's sturdy enough to not tip over on odd inclines (my courses tend to be hilly), but light enough to push and maneuver easily. If you like to golf several times each season, and want to walk, a push cart is a must and this one is a lot of fun. Highly recommend.

I recently upgraded to the EASEGO 3 Wheel Push Cart, and it has genuinely transformed my walking golf experience. This cart is a perfect blend of robust quality, clever design, and incredible ease of use. It easily deserves five stars! 🟢 Design & Stability (5/5) The three-wheel design provides unbeatable stability across all terrains, whether I'm navigating a bumpy cart path or pushing it across a steep fairway. The wheels glide effortlessly, requiring minimal effort. The foot-operated brake is secure and reliable—it holds tight on the steepest slopes. 🟢 Folding & Portability (5/5) The feature that truly sold me was the one-click, ultra-compact folding system. It genuinely collapses and opens up in seconds. It folds down small enough to fit easily in the trunk alongside my clubs, leaving plenty of room for my golf bag and shoes. Setting it up is just as quick, which is perfect for those early morning rounds. 🟢 Storage & Convenience (5/5) EASEGO thought of everything! The console organizer is fantastic, providing dedicated space for: Scorecard Holder Built-in Beverage Holder (securely holds my large water bottle) Ball & Tee Storage A separate, deep storage pouch for my phone, keys, and snacks. If you enjoy walking the course but are tired of hauling a heavy bag, the EASEGO 3 Wheel Push Cart is a must-buy. It reduces fatigue, is super reliable, and makes the walk more enjoyable. Stop carrying, start pushing! Highly, highly recommend.

Really happy with this push cart so far. The build quality feels solid and well-made, and it has a nice premium feel without being heavy or clunky. It’s sturdy and rolls smoothly, which makes walking the course easy. It’s super simple to use and folds and unfolds quickly with no hassle. It’s also lightweight and very compact. I live in an apartment, so storage space matters, and this cart is easy to store when not in use. It also fits easily in the trunk of my small sedan, even with my golf bag in there. The extra features are a nice bonus. The umbrella holder is great, and the drink cooler bag definitely comes in clutch during summer rounds. Everything feels well thought out and practical. Overall, this is a great push cart and love my purchase!

Very good push cart. Well built, good, and sturdy. Folds and reopens easily after a couple of practices. The umbrella holder is beefy enough to hold an umbrella in the wind, but when stored in the storage location on the leg, the screw knob for holding it on the handle has no real place for storage. I keep it in the storage compartment on the handle. Plenty of places for accessories such as a range finder, water and sand bottles.

I was surprised when I received this cart. The packaging was very good. It took me 5 minutes to put the wheels on and put the extra cup holder on there, no tools needed. There is an extra umbrella holder which I don't use much and didn't put on. The frame was made out of aluminum and feels pretty stable to be able to hold the golf bag. The straps are adjustable. Given its weight and size it's very light to carry around and folds pretty flat to save space. Looking at the wheels they were big and spins very well, make it very effortless to push around in the turf. I like it when they put extra pouches and area to hold personal items. I golf occasionally and given this price I say it's worth in to have it when I need to use it.

Got a great deal on this a couple of months ago, and I have zero regrets. Assembly was easy and straightforward, and the unit folds pretty nicely for compact storage. Plenty of space in the console for wallet, etc., plus additional storage pockets are more than adequate. The cooler is more of a vestige than a functional cooler, but it's pretty easy to attach a small cooler for drinks and ice. I did experience a couple of minor issues (brake tab broke, a screw/nut assembly worked itself loose from the main shaft), but the customer service team was incredibly responsive and very quick to send me replacement parts.

The Easego golf push cart really exceeded my expectations. It’s lightweight, folds easily, and takes up very little space in the trunk. The frame feels sturdy and well-built, and it rolls smoothly even on uneven fairways. The handle is comfortable, and the bag straps hold everything securely in place. It’s simple to set up and take down — great for anyone who wants a no-fuss, reliable push cart. If I had to nitpick, I’d say the wheels could be slightly larger for rougher terrain, but overall this cart performs way better than I expected for the price. A solid, compact, and well-designed push cart — excellent value and highly recommended.

---Updated Review--- Bumping this up to a 5-star review. However, I'm going to leave my original review at the end of this. Just for the sake of full disclosure. Short version was, I wanted to really like this cart. And do. But the attempt to add a seat attachment was a bit of a mess. Basically, EASEGO had advised and provided a link to a specific seat attachment that was designed to work with this particular cart. However, when I purchased that seat, it wasn't quite that easy. The instructions made it seem like the seat mount would secure into the FRAME of the push cart with an M5 bolt. The problem was, the frame of my cart had no threading anywhere in that location. Meaning that I could attach the seat, but there was no way to secure it. Which is not ideal. Especially when this is being used by a young junior golfer. I reached out to EASEGO, and exchanged quite a few messages. Even sent some images to illustrate the issue. Still, it took a little bit for them to get on the same page in terms of understanding the issue. Ultimately, what I learned is that the frame is NOT supposed to be threaded. In spite of the instructions making it clearly seem like that would be the case. Instead, the mounting arm that comes with the seat was supposed to have an integrated threading that would allow the user to secure the seat. Unfortunately, my seat mounting arm did not come with any such threading. EASEGO offered to find a way to send me a new mounting arm. But I first chose to try to just resolve it myself. As one thing I'd already considered as a potential solution would be to install a rivet nut in the mounting arm. Which I ultimately learned is how it was supposed to come in the first place. Fortunately, I already had the tools and hardware to do this. Took maybe 5 minutes and worked like a charm. And now I can easily secure the seat mount in place. So, while it was a bit frustrating to get to this point. EASEGO did a great job in trying to understand and resolve the problem. And they were very welcoming of my feedback regarding how the seat installation instructions only compounded the confusion; making it seem like they seat they recommended wasn't fully compatible. Which since the seat is branded differently, I'd posited that they may have "cloned" Caddytek's cart; but overlooked how the seat was supposed to mount. After my conversations with EASEGO, my presumption that they'd "cloned" the Caddytek cart proved to be incorrect. EASEGO is the supplier/manufacturer for a number of push carts sold under different brand names; to include Caddytek. Thus the Caddytek seat is purpose built for the EASEGO push cart. The problem simply was a combination of poorly written instructions, and getting a bit unlucky to receive a seat that was missing the integrated nut to secure the mounting arm. We've now played a couple rounds with the seat attachment installed, and my kiddo loves it. Really makes an already solid cart, that much better. The only thing I'll call out is that when you add the seat, it will likely impact how straight the cart "tracks". Which make sense. Given that the weight of the seat is offset from the center axis of the cart. Prior to adding the seat, the EASEGO cart tracked incredibly well. Dead straight out of the box, with no need to tinker with any adjustments. After adding the seat, it was immediately apparent that the cart was wanting to track to the left. Unfortunately, I didn't test this prior to the tournament my son was playing. And I didn't have the adjustment tools with me. So we just had to deal with it. It was manageable, but certainly something I wanted to resolve. Once we got it home, I broke out the tools to see if we could get it tracking straight with the seat installed. I was a little nervous. As I had remembered some reviews suggesting that the tracking adjustment didn't work. Fortunately, I think anyone who's said this is maybe contending with user error. As when I tried doing the adjustment, it was super easy and effective. I added a picture outlining how the tracking adjustment is made. Basically you just loosen a couple bolts and a nut on the front wheel mechanism. Then turn another bolt at the front of the same mechanism to adjust the tracking right/left. Re-tighten everything, test, and repeat if necessary. Super easy to do. And within a few minutes I had it tracking dead straight again. Just might be a good idea to keep the proper tools on-hand in the event you need to make an adjustment on the course. For reference, you'll just need a 4mm hex key and 13mm socket/wrench. After working with EASEGO to resolve the issue with securing the seat attachment, I don't have any remaining gripes with this cart. Quite the opposite. It's built very well. Every bit as nice as Clicgear carts. It has a ton of storage and features. Some features being truly unique, like the adjustable height of the top saddle. Which is huge if this will be used for a junior golfer's bag. If you want more detail on my "pros" for this cart, everything in my original review below stands. The only difference being is that the one "con" (i.e. the issue with seat attachment) is no longer an issue. Bottom line, I'd highly recommend this cart. Especially with how well EASEGO stands behind their products. ---Original Review Below--- You might see this two star rating and think about looking for a different cart. Depending on your needs, that may or may not be the right decision. To help you in making this evaluation, I'll go through the pros and cons. And there are a lot of pros. But I bought this for my son to use in his US Kids Tour events. And the one con I've run into is a fairly big one. ---CONS--- Short story, the seat attachment that the company (EASEGO) told me to buy isn't entirely compatible with this cart. Yes, it will kind of work. But there is no way of securing it in place. Specifically, they told me to buy the "Removable Seat for Caddytek EZ V8". Which you will notice is an entirely different push cart brand/company. If you look up the Caddytek EZ V8 push cart, the EASEGO seems like a 1:1 clone. Maybe the brands are related? Or, maybe EASEGO just copied Caddytek's design? And then assumed that Caddytek's accessories will work with theirs. Unfortunately, this isn't the case with the seat attachment. The way the seat is supposed to attach is via a mount that slides into a square plastic receptacle on the frame of the push cart. Which is then secured in place with an M5 screw/bolt. Making it so the mount can't pull out of the frame. And then the seat drops into the mount. The receptacle on the EASEGO cart is there, and in the right location. It even has a through hole for an M5 screw to be inserted. The problem is that the frame has NO PLACE TO THREAD the M5 screw. An M5 screw fits, but will just fall out without being able to thread it into anything. Thus making it so that the seat to frame mount can easily move around and pull out. A major reason I bought this cart was specifically because it would (allegedly) accept a seat attachment. And again, it sort of does. But I don't have a lot of faith in the mount staying in place. Especially given that it's being used by an 8 year old. So I can absolutely see it either falling out. Or maybe even shifting around to where it's not seated properly. Which could potentially damage the cart or cause an injury. I have reached out to EASEGO about this issue. So we'll see what they have to say. Maybe their carts are intended to have the M5 threading in the frame. And the one I got was just a manufacturing error? Kind of doubt that. But I guess it could be possible. Regardless, for me to be comfortable with my kid using the seat attachment, I'll either need a replacement cart (with the proper threading in the frame). Or, I'll need to retrofit it myself. On that topic (retrofitting), I do see a few options. One would be to try to drill and tap the frame myself. But with where the threads need to be located, this is going to be very difficult to get right. Alternatively, I could install an M5 rivet nut in the Caddytek seat mount. While this wouldn't secure it to the metal portion of the push cart frame (as the design is intended). It would ensure that the seat mount could be secured with an M5 bolt. Making it so that the mount can't inadvertently pull out. Similarly, I could try to find a properly sized push pin that would fit in the hole. The kind that has a spring loaded ball detent. This would be slightly less secure than the rivet nut route. But wouldn't require making any permanent modifications to the frame or seat mount. Regardless of whatever route I go. It's still incredibly frustrating that the seat attachment EASEGO told me would work doesn't actually work as designed. ---PROS--- While the con proved to be a big one (for me). There are a lot of pros with the EASEGO cart. Lack of M5 threading for the seat mount aside, it seems to be well constructed. It was easy to put together; with just minor assembly required. It opens and collapses with ease. And is about as compact as a cart can get when collapsed. The quality, fit, and finish are all well above average. Compared side-by-side with the popular Clicgear cart, the EASGO stacks up well. Additional pros include... ---There is a ton of storage. There's a compartment at the top where you can stash things like golf balls, wallets, watches, etc. Below this is kind of a mesh sack that offers additional storage. And with this, there are some bungees in place to help mitigate the chance of whatever is in there from bouncing out. At the base of the cart (between the rear wheels), there's another dual-purpose storage bag. The top portion isn't zippered, but is very large. Perfect for tossing in something like a jacket or storing a bunch of snacks. The bottom portion is smaller, but insulated. It even has a small hole in the base that would act as a drain if you wanted to pack it with a few drinks and some ice. All-in-all, this cart is very well equipped when it comes to storage. And is perfect for a junior golfer who's needing to cart around a bunch of stuff. ---The accessories are well thought out and executed. The rangefinder magnet is a nice touch; as are the phone, scorecard, and pencil holders. There are some tee slots. But these aren't going to work with all tees. For instance, my kid uses "Martini" tees because they have an indexing shelf that allows him to tee the ball at a consistent height. But these tees are to large in diameter to fit in the tee holes. If you're using standard tees, you should be fine. However, they could update the design to accommodate a wider range of tee types by making the holes "rubberized". As opposed to the current construction of rigid plastic. The umbrella holder is also very nice. Easy to attach and remove. Including a slot/holder on the frame to keep it tucked away when not in use. --The cart rolls smoothly and tracks quite well. The latter can be adjusted. So if it's tending to roll right/left, you can fine tune the angle of the front wheel to get it rolling straight. It also has a nice foot break. Which is easy to engage and disengage. If you set this cart on even a slight hill, it's going to roll. So the foot break is an absolute must. The tires are large and rubberized. Making it easy to navigate basically any terrain you'll encounter out on the course. --There is a TON of adjustability. For one, you can adjust the handle's height/angle. Which is really nice to dial in the comfort. Additionally, the top saddle for holding the bag has 6" of travel up/down. By my estimation, it'll work with a bag as small as 27" in length (maybe even 26"). A lot of these carts don't have adjustable saddles. So while many will work fine for an adult, the EASGO is one of the few that will work for a junior. What's especially nice is that saddle adjustment is tool-less. Making it quick and easy, but also very secure when you lock it down. Both the top and bottom saddles have bungees. Which are also adjustable to accommodate bags of different sizes. Additionally, the bungees are used to secure the cart when in the folded configuration. ---Summary--- If it weren't for the issue with the seat attachment, the EASEGO would be an absolute winner. Especially for a junior golfer. Thanks to the fact that it's seemingly one of the few push carts that can be adjusted for shorter golf bags. The storage is plentiful. It's incredibly quick and easy to open/collapse, and very compact when stowed. The construction seems to be very robust/beefy. While managing to remain fairly lightweight. It's very comfortable to use and is easy to navigate around the course. And frankly is just a slick looking push cart. There really is a a lot to like about the EASEGO push cart. However, if a seat attachment is a must, you may want to consider a different brand. Maybe I'm being overly critical. But I bought the exact seat that EASGO directly told me would work. And the fact that it doesn't just sours my overall impression of the cart. Still, I'm hoping EASGO might have a solution to rectify this issue. One that doesn't require me to retrofit the cart to properly attach the seat. If so, I'll update this review if/when I get a response from them.

its a fantastic cart. Highly recommend.

The vehicle is built with high-quality material, durable and longlasting. I am happy to see the wide and large tire wheels which is suitable in in various conditions. The adjustable frame is designed to different bag sizes with simple adjustments. Cooler bag and umbrella holder is definitely my favorite part as the UV is quite strong in Canada. Lightweight and foldable design is friendly to me as well. It is easily loading and unloading in my suv trunk. Can not wait to experience it next summer.

Très solide, vraiment de bonne qualité! S’ouvre et se ferme facilement! Pour la moitié du prix pour le même produit en grande surface.

I bought this as a gift for my sister for Christmas. Unfortunately she didn't actually open and put it together until now (golf season). The cart is defective, it will not lock. Amazon can't help as the return window has closed. I have emailed the manufacturer (in China) multiple times with no response. Not really any other way to contact them as all sales are online. So very disappointed 😞 I have revised my review. Customer service figured out the issue and walked me through fixing it (was assembled at the factory wrong). They then also sent me a brand new cart! No complaints now

Excellent price and good quality