The CUBE push trolley exists for golfers who want to walk without an electric trolley and aren't ready to carry. It folds in two steps — genuinely two steps, not the optimistic "two steps" that turns into five on a cold morning — and it stores in a smaller footprint than most push trolleys on the market. That's the design brief the CUBE was built to answer.
The storage is generous for a push trolley: multiple pockets, an adjustable handle at the right height for a range of players, and a scorecard holder built in. It rolls smoothly, corners well, and doesn't require a physics degree to unfold on the first tee when everyone's watching. Available in Graphite/Blue, Graphite/Lime, and Graphite/Red.
What Don says: "Push trolleys have one job. Get the bag around the course without making you think about the trolley. The CUBE does it. At $329, it's the right price for what you get — and it'll last longer than you'd expect."
Who this is for: Golfers who prefer walking with a push trolley over carrying, who want the practical benefits of walking without the commitment of an electric trolley, or who play courses where electric trolleys aren't permitted. Also a solid second trolley for homes where the electric trolley is already taken.
When NOT to buy this: If you're going to be playing 30+ rounds a year on hilly terrain, the electric trolleys starting at $1,549 will change your game more than the CUBE will. Push trolleys require more effort going uphill — on a flat course that's invisible, on a Muskoka course it's not.
Available in: Graphite/Blue, Graphite/Lime, Graphite/Red. 4 units available.
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The CUBE push trolley exists for golfers who want to walk without an electric trolley and aren't ready to carry. It folds in two steps — genuinely two steps, not the optimistic "two steps" that turns into five on a cold morning — and it stores in a smaller footprint than most push trolleys on the market. That's the design brief the CUBE was built to answer.
The storage is generous for a push trolley: multiple pockets, an adjustable handle at the right height for a range of players, and a scorecard holder built in. It rolls smoothly, corners well, and doesn't require a physics degree to unfold on the first tee when everyone's watching. Available in Graphite/Blue, Graphite/Lime, and Graphite/Red.
What Don says: "Push trolleys have one job. Get the bag around the course without making you think about the trolley. The CUBE does it. At $329, it's the right price for what you get — and it'll last longer than you'd expect."
Who this is for: Golfers who prefer walking with a push trolley over carrying, who want the practical benefits of walking without the commitment of an electric trolley, or who play courses where electric trolleys aren't permitted. Also a solid second trolley for homes where the electric trolley is already taken.
When NOT to buy this: If you're going to be playing 30+ rounds a year on hilly terrain, the electric trolleys starting at $1,549 will change your game more than the CUBE will. Push trolleys require more effort going uphill — on a flat course that's invisible, on a Muskoka course it's not.
Available in: Graphite/Blue, Graphite/Lime, Graphite/Red. 4 units available.
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