Bag Boy

Bag Boy builds a full range of golf push carts, covering everyone from golfers who want a simple three-wheel folder to those who prefer a wider four-wheel base for extra stability. The line includes nitrogen-powered auto-open carts that skip the folding step entirely, along with the Volt, Bag Boy's electric push cart, for golfers who'd rather not push at all. Compact models fold down small enough for tight trunk space, while the four-wheel carts are built with rougher terrain and hills in mind. Compare the full lineup below to find the cart built for how you actually play.

Auto-Open Push Carts: Nitron, Nitron LTD, and Slimfold

These three carts share Bag Boy's nitrogen-powered auto-open system. Pull a lever and the cart opens itself, no wrestling with a folded frame. The Nitron is the standard version, built for dependable everyday use. The Nitron LTD uses the same nitrogen system with an upgraded finish for golfers who want a nicer-looking cart. The Slimfold runs the same auto-open mechanism in a narrower frame, built to save space in a trunk or garage.

Four-Wheel Carts: Quad Pro and Quad XL

Both the Quad Pro and Quad XL use a four-wheel design for extra stability, a wider base than Bag Boy's three-wheel models, and an ergonomic handle. The Quad Pro folds into a more compact package. The Quad XL trades some of that compactness for a larger storage area. A disc golf version of the Quad XL is also available, built with the same four-wheel base and larger wheels suited to rougher terrain.

Three-Wheel Carts: Compact 3 and TriSwivel II

The Compact 3 is Bag Boy's smallest folding cart, built to collapse down into tight storage spaces without sacrificing a sturdy frame. The TriSwivel II uses a 360-degree swiveling front wheel, which makes tight turns and uneven terrain easier to manage than a fixed front wheel allows.

Express 500

The Express 500 is Bag Boy's straightforward, no-frills option: a durable frame, a built-in beverage holder, and simple folding, without the auto-open mechanism or four-wheel base of the other models.

Volt Electric Cart

The Volt is Bag Boy's electric cart, offering motorized assistance so you're not pushing at all. It runs on battery power with enough range to cover a full round, and its frame is built to match the rest of the lineup rather than looking like an outlier.

Finding the Right Bag Boy Cart

If you want the least effort possible, the Volt is the only electric option. Among the manual carts, the choice mostly comes down to wheels and setup speed. Three-wheel carts (Compact 3, TriSwivel II) fold smaller and turn tighter. Four-wheel carts (Quad Pro, Quad XL) trade some of that compactness for extra stability. If you'd rather skip folding a frame altogether, the auto-open carts (Nitron, Nitron LTD, Slimfold) handle that step for you.

FAQs

Collection FAQs

Top questions about our Bag Boy collection

Do these all have a little stabilizer wheel in the back for hills? Also is the battery charger included in the price?

  1. Yes. There is a 4th wheel on the back of the Volt. This helps with stability of the cart.
  2. The battery charger is included with the Volt Electric Cart.

How wide is the wheelbase when in use of the Bag Boy Volt Electric Cart?

The width of the wheelbase would be 27” from outer wheel to outer wheel.

From inner wheel to inner wheel, it is going to be 22 ¼”. 

The wheelbase width is 2.5 inches