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interesting. I do use a pushcart

As someone that already has a remote controlled power cart I can say there is one thing I notice that is missing. It needs a wheelie bar on the back. If the cart goes up an incline of more than 20-30 degrees, the weight of the clubheads and the overall weight of the bag and everything in it will cause the cart to tip over backwards. Just my $0.02 but still a good idea.

I like it. I'd like to read some real use reviews before I spend $400+ on one though.

I've often wondered how much more I'd enjoy the round if I was walking and not having to push the cart up a few of the inclines - it's not a big deal and if I manage the course right, it's not a bother, but having a motor on the cart would make it that much more enjoyable especially in 90F+ heat.

I like the exercise I get walking. I wear a Polar heart rate monitor and track my on-course workout which tends to burn >2100 calories walking the course with a push cart. HR averages 120 with an occasional peak of 155 - I'm 36, 6', ~160#.

What I find crazy is that we're in Mississippi. Flat, boring, Mississippi. The courses are great though. I am usually the only guy with a push cart on the course. About every 5 - 6 rounds, I may see someone with a push cart. When I visit Colorado, over 50% of the players have push carts. There is a reason Mississippi battles for the top spot in the "Fattest state" category and Colorado is neck and neck with Utah for the "most fit state".

Push the cart?
Get your momma to push the cart...........
Hey James, ...hold up, .........

LOL.

And I thought this was going to make fun of my calfs.... Anyway, I already have a motor for mine.