Best Golf Push Carts For Women 2026
After testing a lot of carts, we run through the best push models on the market for women
While playing 18-holes of golf is quite demanding on your body, many women enjoy the exercise they gain from carrying their clubs and you often appreciate the beauty of a course a little more when walking the fairways and taking in the surroundings.
However, for the vast majority of women, using a cart is preferable for transporting your golf bag from A to B and allows you to fill your bag with more golf accessories, such as golf balls, laser rangefinders and extra drinks and snacks, without you having to suffer from carrying the extra weight.
The best push carts bridge the gap perfectly between carrying your clubs, which let’s face it isn’t great for your spinal posture and back health and acts as an alternative to an electric golf trolley. We know there are plenty of options on the market, and we have tested a lot of different models, so we’ve put together this handy buyer’s guide for women, to help you make your selection.
The Quick List
The Eze Glide is a great aid for walkers on the course, especially when you’re facing those brutal uphill climbs. It’s light enough to make pushing feel effortless, but it’s still surprisingly beefy and reliable.
The Big Max Blade IP 2 is a standout for golfers who want a 'best of both worlds' design - it’s impressively compact and lightweight but doesn't disappoint in the looks department.
While the setup process can feel like a bit of a puzzle at first, the payoff on the course is evident as this cart glides across uneven surfaces with impressive smoothness, making the walk feel effortless.
The Bag Boy Nitron is a total wonderfully lightweight cart with storage to spare - it’s easily one of the most compact push carts on the market, popping open and collapsing down in seconds.
The Sun Mountain Speed Cart V1R is a high-performing device when it comes to stability and handling. It’s built like a tank but maneuvers like a dream, making it a top-tier performer on any course.
The Cube Push is remarkably lightweight at just under 7kg, yet it feels incredibly solid. The real magic is the two-step folding system, which allows the front wheel to automatically tuck away for a wonderfully easy experience.
Best Golf Push Carts For Women
Top pick
EzeGlide Smart Fold Push Cart
This premium 3-wheel push cart is a masterclass in maneuverability. It’s so light and well-balanced that we found ourselves effortlessly guiding it one-handed around corners, even on steep upslopes during testing which is a massive win for anyone looking to save their energy for the actual golf. If you’ve ever wrestled with a clunky, heavy trolley that feels like pushing a shopping cart through sand, the effortless glide of this model will bring a smile to your face.
One of the key aspects to any cart is how easy it is to unload from the car. With the Eze Glide, getting a golf bag onto it in the car park couldn’t have been easier. Put simply, it's a touch of a button and away you go. Capacity-wise, this model houses a slender stand bag just as well as a more hefty tour bag. The arms also fold around the bag and the elasticated bungees secure your clubs in place.
Boasting a broad scorecard holder, dry space for valuables and equipment, an umbrella holder and 2 wheel covers, it is jam-packed with features. Let's also not forget it comes in at a price point that won't break the bank either.
- Read our full Eze Glide Smart Fold Push Cart Review
Best looking
PowaKaddy Micra Push Cart
Of course style is a crucial element to a lot of golfers, let alone women which is why we have a specific section on it. We start with the PowaKaddy Micra cart which looks great in the black, silver and yellow finish pictured above. (It also comes with blue or red trim as well).
It stands out by being both incredibly feature-rich and one of the most compact models on the market, folding down small enough to fit into even the tightest car trunks. The two-step folding mechanism is a breeze to use, and at around 7.5kg, it’s a perfect weight for golfers who want something substantial enough to feel stable on hilly terrain but light enough to lift in and out of the car without a struggle.
The multi-feature handle console provides ample storage for much of your paraphernalia, including a dedicated water-resistant cell phone storage area, a scorecard holder, a pen/pencil holder and storage for your balls and tees.
- Read our full PowaKaddy Micra Push Cart Review
Best for storage
ClicGear 4.0 3-Wheel Push Golf Cart
The ClicGear 4.0 3-Wheel Push Golf Cart is the latest in the company’s popular range that first launched in 2006. Since then, several upgrades have been made to the original design to make it even better.
Whilst this ClicGear model is promoted as weighing in at only 8.45kg, compared with other push and electric carts, it felt slightly on the heavy side when folded so if you want a lighter model, look elsewhere on this guide. However, it is very compact and doesn’t take up too much space in your car's trunk.
While we'd recommend a quick study session with an instructional video at first once you buy this cart in terms of how to set it up, the payoff is a cart built like a fighter jet. That aircraft-grade aluminum frame is incredibly robust, giving you total peace of mind that it won't buckle under a heavy tour bag. Once you get past the initial fiddly assembly and learn the sequence, it becomes second nature.
- Read our full ClicGear 4.0 3-Wheel Push Cart Review
Most compact
Bag Boy Nitron Push Cart
One simple step is all you need to fold this Bag Boy Nitron cart up or down which, simply put, is outstanding. Suitable for golfers of all levels, the mechanism to fold and unfold is lightning fast, it opens up in one smooth action and then folds closed again just as easily at the end of a round. Additionally when folded down it is conveniently compact.
At 7.5kg (16.7 lbs), the Nitron sits right in the sweet spot for weight, substantial enough to feel anchored to the ground, but light enough to handle with ease. It’s one of the most stable carts we’ve tested, offering a rock-solid feel, durability and robustness of a much heavier trolley without the back-breaking bulk, making it a fantastic choice for golfers who want a heavy-duty feel in a manageable package.
Other features include a scorecard console with integrated beverage holder, mobile device holder and golf ball storage, handle-mounted parking brake and bungee straps to secure the golf bag with ease.
- Read our full Bag Boy Nitron Push Cart Review
Most stable
Sun Mountain 2022 Speed Cart V1R Push Cart
Sun Mountain introduced its first Speed Cart in 1999 and the market changing range continues today with the V1R, a model which, based on our testing, is still one of the top models in the golf cart world.
More specifically, we found the V1R to be incredibly stable and easy to maneuver on the golf course. Its ergonomic design makes the cart feel much lighter than it is during use and makes walking far more enjoyable than carrying a bag. It's also extremely easy to set up for play and to fold and unfold for transporting or storage, although it must be said that it's not the most compact in its folded position.
Additionally, the V1R features a mesh basket and storage tray to store items, and it also features a drinks holder and attachable umbrella holder. There are 10 different color options ranging from subtle to vibrant for golfers to choose from, depending on their personal preference. Overall it is a highly functional model that is definitely worth considering you are a woman wanting a push cart.
- Read our full Sun Mountain 2022 Speed Cart V1R Push Cart Review
Most lightweight
Motocaddy Cube Push Cart
As you would expect, Motocaddy has created a top-notch cart design that is one of the best push carts around. Thanks to its two-step folding system, it folds up and down very easily and has a small profile when folded down as well so it can be easily stored away.
Weighing in at a feather-light 6.8kg (15 lbs), it glides on oversized, friction-free wheels with maintenance-free rubber tires that pop off in seconds for easy storage. While its light weight means you’ll want to keep an eye on it during steep side-hill lies, it more than makes up for it with a massive storage section which includes an under-handle net, accessory compartment, and dedicated holders for your umbrella, drink, and scorecard. Complete with a simple folding lock and a 24-month warranty, it’s a stylish, stress-free cart that’s as easy to transport as it is to use.
Motocaddy also designs some of the best golf cart accessories too so, if you want to take your cart to the next level, then make sure you check that guide out.
- Read our full Motocaddy Cube Push Cart Review
Specifications Table
Model | Dimensions | Weight | Material |
EzeGlide Smart Fold Push Cart | 79 x 58 x 40cm | 7.2kg | Aluminium |
PowaKaddy Micra Push Cart | 53.5 x 35.5 x 38cm | 7.5kg | Aluminium |
ClicGear 4.0 Push Golf Cart | 60 x 38 x 33cm | 8.4kg | Aluminium |
Bag Boy Nitron Push Cart | 55 x 32 x 48cm | 7.6kg | Aluminium |
Sun Mountain 2022 Speed Cart V1R Push Cart | 94 x 33 x 40cm | 8.1kg | Aluminium |
Motocaddy Cube Push Cart | 55 x 36 x 18cm | 6.8kg | Aluminium |
How we test
We test push carts with the same ethos as all other golf gear - rigorously and comprehensively. If we say we have reviewed a golf product then we have done so out on the golf course, in different conditions. This is particularly important for push carts because you want your model to perform as well in the winter as it does in the summer. Our buying guides for women are put together by our female staff as we believe it’s important for any advice we give, to come from specialists in that particular area. Carly Frost, Katie Dawkins and Golf Monthly’s Women’s Golf Editor Alison Root see over the testing procedure and advice given. The entire Golf Monthly team plays golf regularly so can put golf gear to the test with ease and it should be acknowledged that no manufacturer can buy a good review. Our team tells it how we see it.
How to choose a golf cart
Push/Electric
If you’re in the market for a new golf cart then the first decision you’ll face is whether to go for a push cart or an electric model. The latter, generally, being the more expensive option with more technology, but for many women the push cart is a great starting point, especially if you play on flatter golf courses. It’s an affordable option that allows you to do away with the strain of carrying your golf bag and also benefit from those extra few calories burned during a round of golf.
Functionality
Functionality is really the make-or-break factor when you're choosing a cart. For most women, the dream"is something lightweight that doesn't feel like a wrestling match every time you get it out of the car. Nobody wants to be struggling with a complicated folding mechanism in a freezing rainstorm at the end of a round.
Storage
At the end of the day, a cart that folds up into a tiny, neat package is non-negotiable if you’re tight on storage or driving a car with a smaller boot. There’s nothing more frustrating than trying to play Tetris with your golf bag and a bulky trolley on a Sunday morning.
Looks/Style
Most of us want a cart that doesn't just work well, but looks the part too. We’re looking at everything from the sleek, high-end chassis shapes of the PowaKaddy Micra to the sporty look of the EzeGlide Smart Fold. We also take note of those quality of life extras, like integrated phone holders, luxury handle grips, and built-in accessory stations that can hold everything from your rangefinder to a spare umbrella. Whether you want a pop of color with the Sun Mountain V1R’s 10 different frame options or a stealthy, matte-black finish, there is finally a cart out there that matches your personal style as much as your swing.
We hope you enjoyed this guide, but for more women's buying advice, see our guides on the best women's golf sets, best beginner golf clubs for ladies, or the best women's golf clothes.
FAQs
What is a push/pull Cart?
Push and pull carts are the classic, manual way to get your clubs around the course. Pull carts are your traditional two-wheelers, while push carts add that third wheel at the front for much better steering and balance.
Is a 3 or 4 wheel push cart better?
Three-wheel carts are the most common for a reason - they’re generally easier to whip around tight corners and navigate around the greens. However, if your home course is a bit more rugged or hilly, a four-wheel model might prove a bit more stable. That extra wheel provides a wider base and much more stability, so you aren't constantly worried about your bag tipping over when you're trekking through the rough.
How much weight can a golf push cart hold?
It’s easy to forget just how much heavy lifting these carts actually do. Between the bag itself, a full set of 14 clubs, a dozen balls, rain gear, and your oversized water bottle, you're usually asking a frame to haul anywhere from 10kg to 15kg (22-33 lbs) of gear across several miles of golf course. While the empty bag alone might only weigh 2-3kg, the total load is what we need to keep in mind. Thankfully, most modern models can handle that weight easily without bowing or creaking.
Are PGA Pros allowed to use carts?
Gemini said
On the pro stage, things are a lot stricter. PGA and LPGA Tour players (and their caddies) are famously required to walk the course, as the governing bodies view that physical grind as an essential part of the durability test of professional golf.
