Bag Boy Quad XL Golf Push Cart

This BagBoy Quad XL (in blue) replaced an old Sun Mountain whose plastic tab broke. It was an easy enough fix for the old Sun Mountain, replacement part would've only cost $12 BUT it would've cost $80-something to have it shipped to Hawaii ... no thank you to that! Instead decided to splurge on myself and get a new cart. I love love love the easy fold/unfold - fewer steps than my old cart. And it's so compact when folded, easily fits in the boot!! Out on the Course, it rolls great, is stable (read: doesn't get pushed over in the wind like some 3-wheeled carts do) and it has enough storage in the bag/card cubby for lots of little things for quick/easy use instead of rummaging through the bag for divot tools, markers, etc... It's also not heavy making it very easy to push/pull. The only thing I dislike about the cart is the umbrella holder which is in 2 pieces (1 screw and the umbrella holder itself) vs. the old Sun Mountain with the screw built in - I've decided to just leave the umbrella hold screwed and the cart still folds up nice without any issue. Would recommend to any golfer.

I have been impressed by how well built and well thought out this cart is, all structural components are tubular aluminum and the plastic pieces all feel beefy and bolted in rather than screwed or (worse) glued. If you do manage to break something (and that would take some effort) there seems to be parts available online at a fair price. As Quad XL might suggest this is a pretty big cart, its bigger but also a tad lighter than its main competitors on Amazon. Its also a lot bigger and wider at all four corners with identical 11x2.5 wheels and that keeps overall ground pressure very low. This cart is fantastically easy to push over rough terrain compared to the 3 wheel carts i've used. Bigger does also mean it requires more storage space but the wheels on this BagBoy are on quick-disconnect pins released with a push button. Removing/installing all 4 wheels takes less than 30 seconds and drastically reduces its overall storage size. This is the key component of the whole design in my opinion as most other brands just use smaller wheels in order to reduce their size for storage which is fine for cart paths and fairways but if you end up in the rough or the woods as much as I do then bigger and wider is simply a more pleasant experience. Ergonomics are great and infinitely adjustable, the magnetic top storage area and bottom pouch work great, the drink holder is perfect for anything from a standard red bull can to a Stanley thermos. Won't fit a nalgene, too wide, I keep mine in my cooler for refills. My only major complaint is the parking brake, it does have a cable operated handle brake (yay) rather than a foot operated brake but it only works on the right rear wheel. The whole benefit of a quad design is stability on steep terrain and that would be significantly improved if you could actually park it on steep terrain too. Luckily it does appear that the left rear wheel hub is identical to the right rear and the whole brake assembly itself including the cable is available to buy for very little which means you could add a second set of brakes yourself easily enough if you wanted to. Overall I highly recommend

Bag Boy has a long history of making golf pull/push carts which is why i bought the Quad. It was a present for my 9 y/o grandson. I was initially trying to find the junior version of this Quad cart but apparently they've quit making it. Only the adult size was available. As it turns out, this cart it PERFECT for a 9 y/o. The handle is adjustable to perfectly accommodate a 5' tall kid (even shorter I'm sure) AND it allows junior sized/length golf bag/clubs to fit easily. All in all, it's quality built and collapses easily to fit in trunk or back seat. Rolls super smooth. The umbrella holder will likely come in handy as well as the compartment to hold extra tees or whatever. Everything will be easily accessible making the round of golf more enjoyable... oh, and you don't have to carry a bag, duhhhh

Super convenient to use. Collapses, and opens easily. Handbrake, adjustable handle and extra storage bag are great. I like that the bag sits up straighter than other carts. Some have complained about it not staying closed but I lace the straps through the base that the bag sits on and velcro together (pic), then tighten the handle after lowering. Very lightweight. You do need to remove heavy things from the top handle area before removing the bag to keep it from tipping backward. Great on hills and rolls smoothly. The front wheels don't turn so it takes a little effort to maneuver on tight turns. Fortunately there aren't many on a course. 😉 Worth every penny!

I previously used a sun mountain cart and it is probably 12 years old. I really didn't have many issues with it, it still worked great, but just lacked a few of the improved features. This new bagboy: 1) Has top-lok to work with my new bag. Best feature. No more twisting. Takes a second to drop it onto the cart. I know Sun Mountain has a locking system as well not available on my old pushy, but I went the BB route. 2) Has slightly larger tires. It rolls a little better period. The old SM wheels were pretty small, which helped it fold smaller, but also took a little more oomph to get rolling. 3) Has more storage with the under console bag. Again I know newer SM carts have this as well, so not sure if it is a big plus, but it sure is a plus over my older one. 4) It folds a little quicker than my old SM, but not by much. However, the old SM is definitely smaller. 5) The brake on my old SM was definitely better. This one is pretty loosey-goosey. It works on the course fine, but doesn't just lock up like the old SM quad. But when in the car, you want to engage the break to avoid it rolling around... well this one just has too much play that I keep looking back wondering if the break is even engaged at all. 6) Umbrella holder. Why is there 400 turns to remove from the storage spot to the active spot? The old SM was about 1/8 the hassle. Granted, I generally just leave it in, but c'mon. 7) TIPPY. Maybe worst design feature of this BB Cart. Make sure you have a foot down on the front tire or something when pulling your bag off. It tips over if you sneeze wrong unless you have a bag strapped in. And they have a phon holder right at the top... I've crashed my phone into the parking lot twice already while getting used to this thing. And of course everything in the storage console (aka: balls) goes rolling all over the parking lot. 8) Main storage console is fine and comparable to my old SM. A little bigger even. But the pencil and card holder is a little lame I think. I liked the SM better. I especially liked the magnetized card holder of my old SM, vs this over-tight clipboard/wire holder that is too tight now and probably too loose in 3 years. 9) Beverage holder works fine. But it is in the front of the console and close to the clubs overlapping. My old SM was better with the holder set up at the back by the handles. Lets for easier access, a more shock absorbent ride, and even a place to throw my range finder on the rare occasion a beer isn't sitting in it. Cripes, I guess with that much griping I should have gone Sun Mountain again, but whatever. I will give this a few seasons. And really it is a pretty darn nice set up. The few improvements (especially the top-lok) make it better overall. But I was expecting better over the 10+ y/o pushy I was using previously.

I had a Bag Boy 4-wheel push cart for about ten years until the solder gave way. I switched to an electric motor cart, which last two years and cost about $1200. I went back to the Bag Boy and I am glad I did. The 2024 version is lighter, folds and expands easier, and has a more intuitive brake. The accessory bag will securely hold your drink and has a slot for your mobile phone -- both improvements over the old model. I have a cart bag and a stand bag. The Bag Boy is specifically designed for a stand bag, but I usually play with my cart bag and it attaches securely and with no problem, even going over rough terrain. I wish I had never bought that electric cart, which was a waste of money. I highly recommend the Bag Boy 4-wheel.

I am a disc golfer, and love the cart! Set up is far quicker than a Rovic. Also the storage and phone holder are a major upgrade. I’ve had a couple Zuca, and I this is superior. The built in seat on a Zuca is super uncomfortable, with this thing I just hang my stool. Only thing is tighten all your parts. I just spent forever trying to find a customer service number. The second picture is a missing screw, and the bottom part of the umbrella holder fell off somewhere. I was hoping for replacement parts, I’ll pay for them! Someone connect me with the right people. Feedback for the manufacturer — a little bit extra weight on the front would be sweet. My cart has tipped backwards a couple times, also maybe an extension or upgraded umbrella holder. I’m 5’8 and my umbrella is in my view all the time. It needs to be up another 4-6 inches for it to be comfortable. Overall, superior product and I won’t buy anything else!

I FINALLY REPLACED MY 30 YEAR OLD 2 WHEELED CART WITH THIS BAG BOY QUAD XL PUSH CART. I JUST LOVE THIS CART. FOLDS UP SO NICE AND SMALL AND FITS IN MY OUTBACK WITH MY BAG. I WISH I HAD BOUGHT THIS YEARS AGO. I HIGHLY RECOMMED IT.

Easy to set up and fold back. Sturdy. Easy to use on golf course

He loved his golf cart...very easy to fold up and stores nicely.Light weight and easy to push...5⭐️

Very easy to push and the bag locking system for the Bag Boy bag works great.

Great unit, folds down small for storage or transport and nice and stable on the greens. Highly recommended!

Excellent product. Meets all my needs. Love it!