Why Canadian Golfers Are Switching to Push Carts — And Never Looking Back

Why Canadian Golfers Are Switching to Push Carts — And Never Looking Back

Gear Reviews

May 2025 6 min read Goliath Golf Team

If you've been carrying your bag or renting a power cart, you're leaving money — and energy — on the table. Push carts have gone from niche accessory to near-essential gear for serious Canadian golfers, and the reasons go deeper than just saving your back on hilly courses.

Built for Canadian Conditions

Golf in Canada means navigating morning dew, uneven terrain, and the occasional surprise frost on the back nine. The Clicgear Model 4's all-terrain wheels and weather-resistant frame were designed with exactly these conditions in mind. Whether you're playing a flat parkland course in Ontario or a links-style layout on the East Coast, a quality push cart handles it all without breaking a sweat — even if you are.

Your Scores Will Thank You

Fatigue is the silent score-killer. Carrying a 15-pound bag for 18 holes adds up fast, and by the 14th hole most golfers are making decisions with tired legs and a cloudy head. Push cart golfers arrive at every shot fresher, more focused, and with more time to read the course.

"Once I started using a push cart, my scores actually improved — I was less fatigued on the back nine and had more time to focus on shot planning."

The Economics Make Sense

Power cart rentals at most Canadian courses run $30–$45 per round. A quality Clicgear push cart pays for itself in under 10 rounds — and lasts a decade with basic care. Over a typical Canadian golf season that's several hundred dollars back in your pocket, every year.

Pace of Play

Here's one nobody talks about enough: push cart golfers keep the round moving. You're already at your ball and ready to play while your cart-rental partners are still navigating the path. Course marshals notice. Playing partners appreciate it. Your 4.5-hour round becomes a 4-hour round.

What to Look For

Not all push carts are created equal. For Canadian golfers the key features are:

Wheel size and traction — larger wheels handle wet turf and slopes better.
Fold size — it needs to fit in your trunk alongside your bag.
Brake system — essential on hilly courses, handle-mounted is most convenient.
Accessory compatibility — umbrella holder, phone mount, cooler bag options.
Build quality — aluminum frame vs plastic makes a significant difference in longevity.

The Clicgear lineup — from the entry-level Rovic RV1S to the flagship Model 4 — covers every budget and playing style. All models are available exclusively in Canada through Goliath Golf.

Ready to Make the Switch?

The push cart revolution is well underway on Canadian courses. If you're still on the fence, rent one for a round and see how you feel on the 18th green. We're confident you won't go back.


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