disc golf carts

hi everyone, as you can read from the subject bar, the topic is disc golf carts. i have seen many of these made from guys in garages but nothing massed produced for all of us. i came up with a prototype that is being worked on at this time and hopefully the cart will be ready to be sold this up and coming summer. i hope that all of you will be interested in this because im trying to make a product that helps this sport grow even larger than what it is now. i work with a company called deane systems and i will have pictures, dimension and weight callouts, and a base price to pick them up for. im located out of the grand rapids area in Michigan and im also looking for potential buyers; either disc stores or personal users. if you have any questions, just let me know and ill see if i can help. thanks

[Jack Davis]

As for them being for "OLD" people..well just lets just say "OLD" people have butts...an you can pucker! ;-)

Gotta love a cart with a cooler full of beer for the day!

Wade Sullivan said:

dont worry josh, the carts are for the old people
Lotto said:

dont do it, i hate carts.

[castawaydave]

Because it's so rough and very narrow access I envision a bag that you and set down and it will follow you around. Not unlike a mars rover only a course rover. Electric and still easy to pick up and put on your back like a tour bag.
You have a proximity sensor in your pocket that it will follow when on.

[castawaydave]

I've seen powered "off road" skate boards, well this coud on that sort of chassis.

[tick]

You got my attention! As a retail/wholesaler - TnT Discs, I'll put it in inventory and sell it if it's truly a better cart. I suggest big easy rolling wheels and not overly wide, along with the other things mentioned. I'm in western WI and I have a big foot in the door at Highbridge where I set up my sales shop fairly regularly. A really good cart is a wonderful idea. I'm watching!!

[Disc nut]

Gottagogottathrow had one for sale but I looked and none there.

[mavrick ginther]

hey everyone, thanks for the hits and comments on the cart. im really excited about getting this off and running and helping anyone out i can. as for you disbelievers and haters, its all part of the game and i take your critism but i know people that would like this and would help them out so i cant deny the rest of them. alright, keep it up and ill let you know when ill have pix online. thanks everyone

[Chuck DeVries]

In addition to the other good comments here - smooth rolling, collapsable, room for cooler, and has a built in seat, please make sure that it is quiet. I have a cart that I rarely use because of the noise it makes rolling over rough terrain.

[Ryan Schmidt]

mav you know i want one, i have already told you this though. Lol, also are you going to make a spot for the disc retriever to snap onto it somewhere. this it would be cool.

[mavrick ginther]

hey tick, i haven't been on lately but i wanted to get back with you about the cart. i have been working on it quite a bit lately to get it ready for spring. i have finished it and am waiting for production to start. i wanted to get with you about setting up something up. if you want to email me on this, that would be fine. ill hear from you later. thanks

[Tyler Lewis Blais]

Let's see some pics!

[mavrick ginther]

hi everyone, i wont be able to post pictures of the disc golf cart until we have it completely done and have set up some sort of legal document so we dont have people using our exact ideas. i apologize but we will have pictures and videos of it in use once everything is finalized and then you can see for yourself how well this cart will work for you. thanks

[steve sevonty]

As far as I know, carts are illeagel for tourny use unless made avaible for all to use. this is a major hill to cross, also I can't think of many parks and rec departments that would smile on haveing people ride around drunk on carts during a casual round. other then that great idea.