GGGT Go Cart Disc Golf Cart

Customer service is five out of five stars all the time. The cart itself is awesome. It would’ve gotten a five star rating if it had sealed bearings and solid Tube Tires which are standard on other carts and it’s price range.

This cart is head and shoulders above the rest.... It is easy to maneuver both up and down hills and through tough terrain... The comfort level can not be approach by any single stick cart... It sits more like a chair and a single rod that is tough to relax against and often breaks and strips itself out when and adjustment is made... lots of room for plenty of discs.. The backing has a putter pouch and room for score cards, pencils, minis... I attached a small disc golf on the back for more storage and have hardly noticed it was there... You can not go wrong with this cart.... If said innova, discraft, or dynamic disc on it you would be getting run over by them at the course.... I have gotten tons of questions and comments on it from all over.. The biggest compliment is when I finish driving and com back to find someone with a single stick cart setting on mine...

Tons of storage space, I can put a full sized back pack on the seat and strap it to the back rest and remove it quick with one snap buckle for a place to sit. Only down side, all your friends will want you to carry their extra stuff since you have room. Only improvement would be foam tires instead of tubes that can go flat.

Customer service is five out of five stars all the time. The cart itself is awesome. It would’ve gotten a five star rating if it had sealed bearings and solid Tube Tires which are standard on other carts and it’s price range.

I've owned the Gotta Go Gotta Throw GoCart for many many years. It's extremely light compared to a Zuca cart, and in my opinion, while less sophisticated it's a better cart with the backrest and all aluminum chassis. The lack of polish is made up for by the shear simplicity. Add your bag and GO. I once asked on of the dudes at GGGT if they had thought about making this in Asia, as I worked in China at the time, and he laughed and said "I'd rather not make it at all, than do that." Right on,