Do Americans use the Term Golf Trolleys?

[pokerprop]

Yes that's because you austonians are all sorts of confused

[ak]

We call them pull carts in kansas.

[Casius14]

It's known as a trolley in the UK. A buggy is the term for, well.....a buggy! Cart's, we got shot of those in like 1800's!

[addz123]

Have you been to America lately. Land of the lazy and obese. Most people over here roll around in motorized carts on the golf course.

Lightbulb. Maybe I should be marketing "get-fit trolleys" to fat americans.

Seriously though, this threads pretty funny how everyone calls something completely different things.

[Shay]

Hey all,

I was wondering what you Americans call Golf Trolleys?

Someone told me they use Pull Carts, but I don't see many searches for that in analystics or a reference in Wikipedia.

I know you guys use the term Golf Carts (we call them Golf Buggies), but does that refer to what I'm talking about?

Thanks.

Adam

They are referred to as "pull carts" in the NE US and also seem to be referred to the same way on various golf course websites that list their amenities. Looking at some of the different pro shops and sporting goods stores across the US, they are called "push carts" , "pull carts" or "a golf caddy" - although the caddy is also the person that a golfer pays to carry their clubs for them.

[casdir]

They are usually referred to as golf carts, but some people call them golf buggies. Either way, they are a lot of fun to ride around in lol

[pokeraussie]

Yes that's because you austonians are all sorts of confused

This is coming from someone who thinks Australians speak their own language