Caddytek CaddyLite One Swivel Version 8 Golf Push Cart Version 8 – 3-Wheel, 360° Swivel Front Wheel, One-Click Folding, Lightweight, Adjustable Handle

This is a great push cart and even more impressive for the money. Most of the carts I found at brick and mortar stores started at $200 and weren't nearly as good.The cart folds and unfolds easily and uses the bag elastic strap at the bottom to hold it shut. It folds into a compact size which easily fits into my trunk. It has many nice compartments for holding personal items. It is well-built and designed and easy to assemble. It rolls smoothly and straight. It does have an alignment adjustment if it pulls to one side or another. I find the rotational front wheel to be convenient and you can lock in in place if you don't want that feature (I wouldn't had purchased it otherwise). My bag fits well into the cart. The only small downside that I've experienced is that the upper bag holder sometime rotates downward and the bag partially slips out. I don't believe it locks in place as well as it should. As long as I keep an eye on it, it is fine.I highly recommend this product.

I push cart a round of 18 once a week and have been looking to upgrade an old Sun Mountain Micro Cart that I found was no longer suiting my needs. While the Sun Mountain did have features like a cup holder, storage, etc., this cart has been quite an upgrade.This cart is very easy to set up (one button), easy to break down (wheels come off easy for further compactness), easy to push (yet feels plenty sturdy), holds the bag very well (comes w optional straps), has plenty of space for your effects, and comes with an umbrella holder that you can move out of the way when not necessary. I've never had a cart with swivel front wheel but am sold on it, particularly because you can lock it straight (from the handle!) if you're not. The only time I found the swivel to be a drag was when traversing laterally across a hill, ie not up or down it, where the front wheel may tend to track down the hill. This was annoying at first but I was quickly able to easily counter it or lock the wheel from there on, and this minor and infrequent inconvenience was overwhelmed by how much I loved the swivel feature. It comes with a magnetic ball marker conveniently stored next to the good amount of tee holes, the cell phone holder works great, and having both closed and open storage is very useful. When off course I put my loose balls into the closed storage and when on course I simply move the balls to the open mesh netting storage to make way for my cell phone, keys, etc. in the closed storage. Having previously had a brake control on the handle, I can say the foot version doesn't bother me much, nor do I find myself using it that often. The cup holder is secure but will swing and spill your beer. That said, I am yet to come across a cart that handles this well, and that includes using a friend's expensive Nitron cart for a round. Even riding carts can't do much about that so I don't count it against it. On the topic, the cart comes with a bag but I was able to hang a yeti cooler right off the back and it balanced well with no tip back.TLDR this is a feature-packed cart comparable if not preferable to a Nitron at a much better price point. Swivel front wheel is a game changer.

First off it was easy to assemble. It took about 10 minutes if that. It is well built and at about 150 bucks it's a real bargain. I would (and do) compare it to similar carts costing 250 to 300 dollars. Since it does cost less than many similar carts I thought there might be places where they cut corners but, if there are, I can't find them. One pleasant surprise was the wheels use sealed ball bearings which helps to make the cart very easy and effortless to push. There is another version of this cart without the swivel front wheel and it is a bit less expensive. After a couple of rounds of golf, I'm glad I paid more for that swivel wheel. You don't have to push that front wheel up a little to change directions while you're walking. If I want, there is a lock, near where you grip the cart, for that front wheel which locks that wheel into the straight forward position.It takes about two minutes, if that, to unfold it and then secure you golf bag to it. I might add, one push of one button along with a light pull on the handle opens it. One push of that same button unlocks it and it then easily folds down into a pretty compact size. There's more storage pockets than I use, one a cooler pocket. I highly recommend this cart.

Assembly was a breeze, it consists of snapping in the three wheels into the sockets, attaching the umbrella and beverage holders(bag straps are optional but I installed them too). Whole install time took 4 minutes. This cart is built solid too and it folds easily with the push of a button. I immediately could not wait to walk 9 the next morning! It moves effortlessly on the course with minimal force required. It has plenty of storage on the console too. The phone holder with strap is one of the deciding factors in purchasing this cart and it did not disappoint. Clearly displaying my apps GPS (Bushnell) with no obstruction. I’m glad I read many reviews about this cart and thankful for everyone’s guidance in helping me make the right decision.I opted for the three wheeler with front swivel wheel over the four wheel cart because many reviewers claimed the four wheeler kept veering to the right or left and I didn’t want to go down that ramp either. This cart handles the terrain and turns easily too.After the round the cart breaks down quickly, before you break it down make sure the upper brackets that hold the bag are retracted and folded inward before you break down the cart. I also positioned the umbrella holder downwards parallel to counsel too, then Just Press the button, push down and boom it closes!You can if you desire remove the front wheel too for easier storage in trunk which I did, once again just press the button above the front wheel and pull it out! Simple. Enjoy!!