Our selection of Children's Trolleys brings together golf trolleys designed for juniors: lightweight trolleys to push or pull, foldable, with adjustable handles to their height, along with our tips for choosing between a trolley and a carry bag to support young golfers on the course.
Carrying your bag without getting tired.
As soon as a young golfer plays nine or ten holes, carrying their bag becomes tiring, even though their junior clubs are lighter. The trolley relieves their shoulders and back, allowing them to keep their energy for the game. A child’s trolley is lighter and more compact than an adult model, with an adjustable handle for their height: they can manoeuvre it on their own, going uphill and along the paths between the holes.
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The push trolley, with three wheels, is the most stable and easiest to manoeuvre: it moves in front of the child, who maintains a good posture. The pull trolley, with two wheels, is simpler and lighter, pulled behind, but requires a bit more effort on slopes. A good child’s trolley folds with one motion to fit in the car boot and has a brake to stay in place while the child plays their shot.
For the youngest, who mainly play at the practice range and on a few holes, a lightweight tripod bag that stands on its own is often enough. The trolley becomes useful when the child plays full rounds and competitions. One checks the compatibility of the trolley with their bag, and adjusts the handle to the child's height. Accessories like umbrella holders, scorecard holders, or water bottle holders complete the gear for long days.
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As soon as they play nine holes, often around six or seven years old depending on their height, a lightweight trolley relieves them. The main thing is that the handle adjusts to their height and that they can manoeuvre it on their own, going uphill and downhill.
The two-wheel trolley, which you pull, is light and compact. The three-wheel trolley, which you push, is more stable on slopes and doesn't tip over when the child lets go of the handle to play their shot.
Adjust it to the child's height, with arms slightly bent: they push or pull without bending or raising their shoulders. Check the adjustment regularly, as a young golfer grows quickly.
Yes, the foldable models collapse in a few motions to fit in a car boot or in a club locker. Check the folded size and weight if the child needs to carry it to the tee.
Place the base of the bag on the lower support, then tighten the top and bottom straps so it doesn’t rotate. Position the pockets facing the child, so they can easily access the balls and tees.