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Award Winning Clicgear 3.0 Golf Push Cart
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dThe Clicgear Golf Push Cart won the 2007 Best New Product award at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida which is not unexpected. The Clicgear 3.0 is the outcome of important improvements made to this award Winning push Cart making it even more exceptional.
The way the Clicgear 3.0 folds down to an astounding 13 by 24 by 15 inches is rather unbelievable. If there is more than one person travelling to the golf course in the car it can be awkward to fit all of the bags, carts etc into the trunk. The high cost of fuel is encouraging people to buy smaller more economical cars which means there is even less space for golf gear.
It is so compact it also makes it feasible to take your push cart with you when flying.
It will no doubt take a few times to get the hang of folding and unfolding the cart but this is soon mastered and takes only a minute or two. You will be pleasantly surprised at how well the Clicgear 3.0 is designed. But be warned, there are pinch points you need to look out for when folding and unfolding the cart, but there are warnings printed on the frame telling you where not to put your hands.
The Clicgear 3.0 comes with a spacious storage console which includes a ball holder, scorecard holder (both interior and exterior), pencil holder, tee holder, glove holder and towel hooks. A storage net provides a place for things like snacks and small items like your phone, keys etc.
Manufactured from aircraft grade aluminum tubing which is lightweight and durable the golf push cart is exceedingly well made. A huge variety of colors is available – black, blue, silver, red, orange, kiwi and yellow.
There is a newly improved hand brake system on this model, which easily engages and releases the brake for the front wheel. Because the cart rolls extremely freely you need to use the brake often, even on a slight slope. You are not looking for flat ground to park your cart every time you take a shot because of the easy to use and reliable brake system.
A basic umbrella holder is included for protecting you from sun and rain. If you require an adjustable umbrella holder this is available as an added extra. There is also a detachable water bottle holder that can be attached to various places on the cart or your bag.
Your bag is held securely in place without adjusting, sliding or twisting by excellent straps. The cart can also accommodate a stand bag.
This golf cart may cost a little more than some but you get what you pay for. The features and quality of the Clicgear 3.0 make it well worth the small extra cost. When you spread the extra cost over the lifetime of use of the push cart it is well worth spending the extra money.
If you are looking for a good golf push cart that folds up really compact easily but still has lots of great features the Clicgear 3.0 could be what you want.
Golfers who have purchased the Clicgear 3.0 golf push cart are very happy with it and I’m sure you would be very happy with it too.
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Enjoy Golf More
Golf is game that many of us love, but there are times when we wish we had never picked up a club. You can make those times less frequent by using a few of these suggestions.
1. Don’t ride, walk the course.Some suggest that walking is not only the purist way to Enjoy the sport, but it can also improve your score. Walking gives you More opportunity to scan the layout of each hole and consider the best strategy for your next shot. It is also a great way to get a little exercise. And, if you’re usually a golf cart person, you can save a lot of cash on cart rental fees. With a little of the money you save, you can afford to buy yourself a golf pull cart and you won’t even have to carry your bag.
2. Don’t play the blue tees. Unless you are at least a 10 handicap or lower, don’t make the golf course even harder than it has to be. If you are shooting in the ninties or triple digits, it doesn’t make much sense to make the game any More difficult. Take the extra level of anxiety out of mind and body and play the white tees.
3. Play different games. Instead of playing the same old match with your friends, compete in categories other than score. For example most fairways hit, least amount of 3 putts, or most 1 putts.
4. If it is your honor, take it. You just birdied the hardest (or easiest) hole on the golf course, it’s your tee, take it, you earned it.Challenge yourself to get another one; you will be amazed how often you can have two birdies in a row if you are actually trying to get two birdies in a row.
5. Improve your lie. When you are playing a recreational round of golf, there is no way you should be playing the strict rules of golf. The average round would be at least 6 hours at courses all over the world, if everyone played by these rules. Golfers would be looking for every lost ball for five minutes and returning to the tees all day after hitting there first ball out bounds. So if we are bending the rules to save time, why not bend them for something you can actually benefit from. Play by winter rules all the time.
6. Don’t be so hard on yourself. An average golfer plays twice per week if they’re lucky. On top of that, you don’t practice as much as you should. You can’t honestly think that your game is exactly what it should be. Don’t be so hard on yourself when you are not playing well, just Enjoy the game itself. Everyone has bad days, even the pros.
If you follow these few tips: play the white tees, walk with a golf push cart, give yourself a good lie, don’t play for the best score, play for the honor, and be realistic about your expectations, the game will be much more enjoyable.
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