Bags v Carts - Plus Details on my Stokely GoCart Golf Cart
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- I compare the pros and the cons of disc golf bags vs disc golf carts. I also give details on my Limited Edition Stokely GoCart Golf Cart.
My cart is $349 and available at gottagogottath... There are only 50 available in this limited run!
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The number 1 con of a cart isn't that it is bulky....it's that it can't be used everywhere. Number 1 pro of a bag is that it CAN be used everywhere. Number 1 pro of a cart is that it saves your back and shoulders from soreness and injuries.
This 71 yr old Floridian appreciates his Zuca compact cart. Holds everything I need, including my boney derrière on occasions.
I use an all terrain stroller as my cart. Already kept it in my van at all times for my nieces and nephew. My bag fits right where the kid usually sits. Has a cover that keeps them dry and plenty of extra storage underneath for towels, disc retrievers, food and drink.
All great points Scott, w the most respect.. here I am thinking 🤔 flower vs concentrates?
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I hated on carts for years, but it just makes playing more enjoyable being able to bring luxury items.
Hey Scott, appreciate the honest review of your cart. Wishing you the best on and off the course
Thanks for your pros and cons of both bags and carts! We take public transport to our courses here in Singapore. If my husband comes, we have a wagon that can hold all our bags, chairs, umbrellas, water bottles, etc. He lugs the wagon on and off the bus. When i go by myself, i just take my bag, a backpack.
Real OG's carry a small shoulder bag
Best decision I’ve made buy my compact zuca cart just makes every round so much more smooth and enjoyable for me love love love em can’t imagine disc golfing without one lol but I still use a bag 2-3 times a month
Thanks for the great shout out, congrats again on skins win
Dryve needs to sponsor you Scott! Might be time to get a new retriever!
Great videos! Thanks for your honesty! Your GREAT!
Scott. I saw a disc golf collection of articles on EBay. Saw an old page with you on it from long ago.
22 issues "Disc Golf Journal" 91/97. Not all issues. Lots of history
I got a Rovic RV1D cart. Flat, open courses down here in Louisiana and I didn't want to be bending over and grabbing and replacing discs that are basically at ground height in other carts. It uses my Dynamic Discs Combat Commander bag, so if I don't want to use the cart, everything is already in a normal carry bag. Got it with the seat. The guys kinda laughed at my umbrella at first until a couple of hours later in the summer sun, I noticed three of them huddled in my little pocket of shade out in the middle of the fairway. lol
I use a cart primarily. But it is a small fold down sack barrow with a wooden removable base for my bag. (My husband was amazing in adapting it). L64 pro bag which is discontinued clips to the frame and stays in place. Cost? Nothing compared to a zuca cart :D :D For the travel set up / course not suitable to a cart I have a nappy bag :) Holds 10 discs and accessories. (lip balm, towels, hand sanitizer, nail file, pens, sunscreen, chalk bag , score keeping disc and snacks as well as a drink). Will post a pic on your FB when this video is linked, but it cost a fraction of a disc golf bag, is durable and washable. Yes I do look different to all the amateurs out there on my course. But my back at the age of 57 is able to do a round and not start aching.
Hey Scott sorry only 5 discs in my small easy to carry bag, while on my bicycle. 😁
For a long time I thought the cart guys were just try-hards trying to look like they were really something. I couldn't fathom why they'd need to carry all those discs and an umbrella and this and that and bla bla blah.
Then last year I messed up my elbow picking up my bag and lost a month of playing. Really, it was already overworked from field work trying to improve my forehand, but what finally did it was picking up the bag from an awkward angle.
So, I reconsidered the cart question and ended up with an EZ Cart. It's easy enough to leave in the car on rough courses, saves my elbow the rest of the time. Yes, a luxury good, but I'm fortunate enough to be able to afford the occasional luxury good, and my elbow's worth it.
Maybe try not to be such a judgmental clown…
I have a zuca xl backpack cart and I only really use it on flat courses. Its more tiring dragging it up and down hilly courses like water works kcmo.
Yep... totally depends on the course. ;)
I like these carts, I like the back rest, can't afford one though, I need sponsorhip from GGGT 😎😅😉
I bounce between my Zuca compact and Upper Park Shift depending on the course. Cart for flatter/longer courses (and if no benches).
I use the compact as well, really love how nimble it is compared to some bulkier carts. Light, too.
Love my compact with my power pocket putter pouch all the disc I ever need
@@NutrigrainHulk You're right, can pick it up and carry over rough spots easily.
@@parpalsdiscgolf96 I need to get one of those power pockets! I have the regular Zuca putter pouch and could use room for more discs.
Actually gorilla boy and ridge roller are the leaders in Sit On disc golf backpacks .
When dealing with undulating terrain i
Prefer my Upperpark shift but when flat terrain it’s my gorilla ridge roller combo .
I carry a Fade it holds 12 to 14 discs. I look cool and I look old school.
And that's what's important.
It's to big of a hassle to bring a cart around. Especially when my local course is 300m from my front door and is only a 9 hole woods course.
Im currently about to convert a ball golf cart for disc golf bag a ball golf cart is half the price of a DG cart
What bag is inside of your cart? Seems to fit very well. Looks to be a revolution bag. Almost looks like it was made for it.
It's def a Revo Carolina
A used stroller works perfect. 20 bucks on fb market
So what I hear is a golf bag is superior to everything. Got it.
“if you only play once a month”… I don’t understand. 🤪
I'm still using my bag from 2009 from innova. And no cart works with it and carts are ridiculously expensive.
I see a ton of people just using a stroller w the bag in the front. Probably cheaper or even free since most people gotta get rid of that extra old stroller anyways
I bet you either the EZ or the LG carts from Züca will handle your bag well.
@@MaximilianBerkmann a 20 dollar stroller will do just fine.
@@thecynic807 On a flat course with tiny to no branches, no centimetres deep muddy fairways, sure. Other than that, good luck getting through most courses (especially on rainy days).
Can't sit on your bag? Welllllll, not true of all bags. I had a RidgeRoller backpack...it has a built-in seat. There are others (not many, but not none) with seats built-in.
I’m warming up to the idea of a cart, but swear I’ll never use a stroller.
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The best part of the cart is not having to take bag on and off. U take a bag on and off 100+ times a round
I pull my cart with my non throwing hand whenever possible.
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Wait until disc golfers figure out that it’s much easier to push their carts rather than drag it…
That's not always the case; saying this as someone who has a Züca LG.