Jef World Of Golf Deluxe Steel Push Cart

I have used this cart going in 5 years and it's still going strong. I live in Florida and get two rounds a week year round so it's seen a lot of use. Highly recommend.

My son and I started golfing in the beginning of 2021 like a lot of other people did. We started walking our local par3 and needless to say, their pull carts they have to rent aren't made for junior/kid's golf bags. My son's bag measures just over 30 1/2" tall. We had to improvise a bit to get his bag to fit. We cut a small block of wood about 3" tall for the bag to sit on (see pics) and used a small bungee cord to secure the bottom of his bag to the cart. Only cost us a little elbow grease, a little black spray paint and creativity (all stuff we already had here at home) to make sure his bag would stay security attached to the cart. Time will tell about the durability of the cart. My son is 9 years old and stands about 4' 3" (yeah I know...he's a shorty). He can handle the cart just fine. Cart is light weight and folds up relatively small. Wheels are easy to get on and off. I would recommend this cart to anyone who's looking for an inexpensive golf pull/push cart. FORE!Update 8/21/2021- we actually bought 2 of these carts. One for me and one for my 9 year old son. Cart works great. Just wanted to mention that it works better/best with a smaller golf bag as you can see in the pics. If your bag measures around 32-ish inches around (Sun Mountain), it may not fit into the top very well. The smaller bag (Taylor Made) measures around 26-ish inches around the top and fits perfectly in the top portion of the cart. Both bags are the stand style type bag where the legs kick out. I've found that if your bag doesn't have a small strap to hold the legs in, you may want to use a small bungee to prevent the legs from kicking out when in the cart. Even with the bigger bag, using the cart isn't an issue. Just need to make sure that the top strap is snug.

I bought this in 2019. A friend coincidentally got the same one. It's now 2024 and between the two of us so far one strap broke when he was lifting it out of the trunk just this year (not intended use, you really should take the 30 seconds to unfasten it, even if I don't). You can buy a ratcheting strap for $5 at a home depot to fix that.It ain't fancy, and bag can twist a little (like 40 degrees) hauling it in and out of my trunk (I stopped detaching it this year) but well worth it.I only golf about 180 holes a year, but I walk all of them on a very hilly (yet often very wet) course.Yeah it's mostly plastic. But a great first one and very compact (I drive a compact Sedan). If you're new to golf a great option. Get a bag with no stand, of course. Won't work that well with a stand bag. But you want a no-stand bag anyways for when you have to or feel like using a gas powered golf cart.

Super easy set up works great

Great cart for me, a weekend hacker. Great price and delivery too.

I wanted something inexpensive and compact. I wanted to try walking instead of riding but didn’t want to spend a grip if I became disenchanted with walking, and went back to riding. Now I’m hooked on walking my rounds. Enjoyment skyrocketed, focus sharper, scores dropped. Don’t want to go back to riding again. Ok may in dog days of summer perhaps.This fits the bill as less expensive than most.Very compact. Fits into my compact car cargo space easily. Can fit two of these and two golf bags. Two thumbs up for light weight and compact.Ive only used it 4-5 rounds so far but it’s holding up well as far as sturdiness.Recommend using a cart bag with it. Stand bags don’t securely strap into it. Stand bag kick tabs are in the way of a secure fit. Cart bags strap in perfectly and don’t jostle out.Only gripe is that it needs a water bottle holder.I fully recommend this product.

Like another reviewer said, you might have a problem if your bag is too short. The size of my bag (the popular Wilson ECO) put the overlap of the bag's kick-stand pivots right against the narrow spot where the cart's upper bracket tries to "neck" the bag. This was causing the bag not to rest against the upper bracket properly. The upper bracket was not wide enough for my bag where it overlapped.So, like another reviewer described, I thought about getting a wood block to fit between the lower bracket and the bottom of the bag, to push the bag up 1.5 inches. In the end, I realized it made more sense to drill new holes in the main frame tube and move the lower bracket up. You can see the end result in my two photos.Overall, I'd recommend this cart because it's light weight, yet relatively sturdy, and it folds up easy without requiring the removal of the golf bag. The construction is not over engineered and the materials seem sufficiently good.