The Walker Trolley 'Cape' Model 1.5

The trolley is built of high quality and looks great - and the tires push nicely through even high grass. However, the somewhat narrow base makes it a little unsteady over roots and broken surfaces, and it has a tendency to tip to the side a bit on severe slopes.

The folks at Walker Trolleys have designed a push cart that is perfectly functional with all the necessary storage and performance, all while maintaining a clean aesthetic. If the tour were to ever allow push carts, I bet every single player would choose to use a Walker Trolley.
Also, incredibly responsive customer service. Great product made by a great company.

Awesome product and customer service!

Absolutely love it! Easiest rolling push cart I have every used, lots of storage space with the accessories and folds together nice and easy.

Loved the look of the trolley when it arrived, but after a few rounds of golf in the choppy, hilly courses of Alaska I can say this is one of the best push carts I’ve ever used. Perfectly suited for pairing with a cart bag or large carry bag (I have had success with both the ping traverse and the vessel player light). Sturdy, well built and rolls like a dream. I was concerned that the bag being positioned above the front wheel would cause problems on side slopes due to the higher center of gravity than compared to a clicgear or similar modern cart but I noticed very comparable performance between the two. One area the higher center of gravity is noticeable is when trying to turn the cart, it’s not as conducive to popping a wheelie and swinging the cart 180* on a dime. Subsequently it’s a bit harder to turn than most other carts on the market. Certainly isn’t a major chore for me at 40 years old, but it could be something to consider if you’re a smaller lady or more elderly golfer. Despite that minor caveat, it’s everything I could ask for in a trolley. Great work!