Cruiser Golf CR-4 Deluxe 3 Wheel Trolley

Really easy to assemble, wheels are detachable for cleaning and folds into a flat shape for storage. The foot brake works really well and the trolley is easy to push and manoeuvre due to the good size side wheels . The strap arms can be moved too to adjust for any bag and the shape of this trolley means that it was really easy to fit my stand bag on. The straps also secure the bag well and there wasn't much movement over an 18 hole hilly course. I would recommend this trolley - for less than £100 its very good quality. One improvement would be to create a strap to hold the trolley in a folded position but you can use the existing bag straps to do this so it's not a big deal.

Great trolley, no nonsense design, very sturdy and fit for purpose.

Excellent value trolley. Light weight and easily foldable

Purchased for £79.99.Not that it impacts the product, but arrival a day early was welcomed.Assembly - The instructions are ok by virtue of the fact there aren't many pieces. Installing the front wheel is the fiddliest bit, but the rest just relies on clips and clamps already in place.Tip - Make sure the upper collar is folded out before you tighten the coloured wheel that secures the tow bar/handle.Given that the unfolded unit is quite a size, I'm impressed by how compact it is once folded.Practicality - Again I'm impressed. The wheels are a good size and the width gives a sense of stability. The brake clip is most welcome and easy to flip on or off.The straps on the upper and lower collars are plenty long enough and the collars fold, so will adjust to the size of your bag.I love that the handle (which comes with a very comfy padded handlebar) is adjustable to suit your preferred height.The top panel has some some small but very welcome additional touches, such as a ball marker, tee holders and even a bottle holder.Most impressive though, is the compartment under the card holder. It comfortably held my phone, glasses and there's still room for pencils, ball markers etc. The lid felt really solid and stable as well.Operation - Wow! I've played 15 rounds on a moderately hilly, parkland course and loved the cart.I had to remind myself to push - not pull, and was constantly surprised by how easy it was. I also had to remind myself not to tip it, but use the front wheel. I got used to that, but it makes movement much easier with very little effort.Steep banks, longer grass and paths of different materials were no challenge.My bag didn't rotate at all, which might be more of an issue for stand bags, but there's plenty of length in the straps to secure via a bag handle if required.The brake worked perfectly and I made a point of testing it on a few slippery slopes.The handle was really comfy and after my round I had no strain indicators in my hands, wrists or shoulders.There was nothing to interfere with getting in and out of any part of my bag and the cart was stable during club extraction.Overall, for how light it is, it felt completely stable.Packing away - After the round, it was easy to unbuckle and remove my bag (and the cart didn't tip over).After I'd cleaned the grass off the wheels, I had the cart folded in seconds.As others have said, you can't stand it up while folded, but you can hold it together (I.e. pick it up one handed) by holding the handle and collar strap. It's so light, lifting it into the car boot takes little effort.The larger "rear" wheels, while secure, can be released by simply unlocking 2 clips, so they could be detached to save more room or to be bagged for cleaning later if in a hurry.The whole thing (with wheels attached) would fit in a bin bag if needed.Overall - 80 quid is no small investment, but there's no question that if you're a regular golfer, this is a very worthwhile one.The design is very clever indeed and other than adjusting to pushing and then using the front wheel, I didn't really give it a thought while playing.I play several times a week (all year) so I will update this review if I find any issues with it, or any of component parts.Definitely recommended.Update - The Eze Glide umbrella holder fits this trolley. Screws straight in and no need for the additional bracket or drilling holes.And the trolley will fit perfectly to the Clubbers black electric trolley holdall, if want to keep your boot clean.

Took out on the course the day it arrived which btw was very quick delivery next day . Fantastic trolley , well worth the price good quality and glides with ease on all terrains .

So, first thing the assembly is straight forward, the weight is also easy to handle.The main thing for me is the storage however and I would recommend removing the wheels to do this and getting a bungee cord or similar to help keep the trolly in the folded position as there are no clips for this purpose.The wheels don’t lock when folded meaning it must be laid flat rather than standing upright in the folded position, by removing the wheels you can then store upright.On the course the trolly performs well and is easy to push around and the handle angle/height can be adjusted to suit.Overall as a beginner golfer I am very happy with this item.

Used this yesterday for the first time. Assembly was easy enough and was impressed with the overall build quality, and particularly liked how easy the wheels are to take off and put back on again.Pushing a trolley really is the way to go folks. I used to use a pull trolley and I was often knackered after 9 holes as I use quite a large Powakaddy bag I bought off a mate. Yesterday I felt like I could play another 9 easily. Wheels are very smooth, and the trolley glides along even up hills or in slightly longer grass. You don't need a lot of strength to use this. Very impressed after first use. I just hope it all holds up over time.The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars from me is a small gripe, not one of use but of the folding design. When you fold it up, there's nothing to stop it slowly falling back open again. You have to lift it with your hand underneath both sections which takes getting used to and you don't always get your hand in the right place the first time every time.Also there's no way of standing it up vertically, you HAVE to lay it flat on the ground as the wheels are the only contact point with the floor. So if I take that out of my boot first to get to my golf bag, I'm forced to bend down and lay it on the ground. Or just let it crash to the floor.If you lean it up against something the wheels just roll away underneath itself and it falls flat, scraping down whatever you leaned it against. The only way I've solved this is to enable the brake, then you can lean it without it falling over. But I'm not gonna lean it against the paintwork of my car when I get to the course, so it has to go on the ground. It'll only fit in the boot over my bag so can't leave it until last either.

Only thing to assemble was the front wheel, which was one bolt. The other wheels just pushed in. Lightweight and seems easy to push. Takes my normal bag easily enough, as yet haven't been able to use on a course, but looks and feels sturdy enough.Edit - took it out on a course recently, couldn't fault it, easy to push, held my stand bag ok, didn't have to tighten up the straps, goes in a straight line, no problems, lot easier than carrying the bag.