Don't know if anyone has seen this before. Saw one at a local course and it was pretty cool. Nice features and compact. The guy who invented it lives nearby as well.
The downside is the cost. At the course we were playing, it was $495.
https://transrover.com/

    a month later

    How is the price compared to it's competition?

    Can't imagine these gizmos are cheap!

      ode
      Just checked, and a Clicgear 3.5 cart (I have a 3.0) is $259.99 at Golf Galaxy, and a Clicgear bag is $199.99.
      Of course, you can use a cheaper bag with a Clicgear cart (which I do), but I guess the price is not as outrageous
      as it might seem at first.....

          fatshot nm......thought it had one of those electric gizmos that attach to the wheels allowing to walk freely with a remote.

            fatshot

            I looked into a cg bag as I figured it would be set up for use on a push cart. Not the case, just like most cart (riding) bags the top slopes the wrong way....works well in a riding cart but flip it around on a push cart and all the clubs are clanking on one another. I found a bag that had a more neutral top and even starts to slope the correct way-

            VS-

            Why on earth cg, a push cart company, made a bag designed for a riding cart is beyond me🤔

                fatshot
                I just read through the website, and I didn't see anything about an "remote control" feature. Maybe TransroverGolf can speak up and clarify this....

                  I think it is just a cart/bag combo....not like Alphard or batcaddy/motor golf.....there are some really expensive ones too.

                  I like it. However, I would like to get a Rickshaw instead.

                  TransroverGolf
                  Welcome to the Buzz! You are local to me (I am in Manteca). I hear you are Elk Grove (or somewhere around there).

                    It's just a matter of time before we see similar designs coming from China at half the price.

                    ode I looked into a cg bag as I figured it would be set up for use on a push cart. Not the case, just like most cart (riding) bags the top slopes the wrong way

                    How is this the wrong way?

                    • ode replied to this.

                        pellmell want the slope neutral or going the other way.

                        Here is a prime example of how it's a pita to switch from riding cart to push cart-


                        The organization of clubs is opposite and will clank on one another, and you are reaching thru or around clubs to get to irons/wedges. Even if one switched the clubs the correct way, the slope of the top should/could be more on downward angle from the front (pockets) of the bag to the handle on the push cart, so as to allow or at least encourage less contact between the longer clubs and wedges (think of rotating above bag 180*)

                            ode Here is a prime example of how it's a pita to switch from riding cart to push cart

                            Real ho's have 2 sets of clubs for this issue.
                            Duh!

                                Spuzz lol. I walk 90+ % so I deal with the opposite problem when riding....but ya got me thinking😉