Trident
Trident Begin 2 Buggy
An adult two-wheel pull buggy with a lightweight aluminium frame, a quick-release mechanism, removable rear wheels and top and bottom bag straps. The cheapest buggy found at a major Australian retailer, and simple enough that a child can fold it.
$78
Pros
- Very cheap
- Aluminium frame rather than steel
Cons
- Adult buggy, not sized for a junior
- Two wheels tip more easily than three on a slope
Specifications
- Wheels
- 2, removable rear wheels
- Frame
- Aluminium
- Straps
- Top and bottom bag straps
- Storage
- Scorecard and ball holder
Alternatives to consider
Best for A junior who sets up and packs down their own gear.Bag Boy
Bag Boy Nitron Buggy
An adult push buggy that springs open from folded using a nitro-piston, with Top-Lok bag attachment and a scorecard console. The one-action opening is easier for a child than a multi-step fold. Adult-sized, not a junior buggy.
$450
Best for Families storing a buggy in a small car boot or a locker.Bag Boy
Bag Boy Slimfold Buggy
An adult push buggy that folds to 21.6cm x 34.3cm x 81.9cm, which the retailer describes as one of the smallest folding golf buggies in the world. Two-step open and close, handle-mounted parking brake. Adult-sized, not a junior buggy.
$399
Best for A family buying one buggy that has to hold a junior bag now and an adult bag later.Clicgear
Clicgear Model 4.0 Buggy - Matte Black
An adult three-wheel push buggy whose adjustable upper saddle the retailer states can be moved from a junior bag to a full-size bag in seconds. That makes it one of the few adult buggies explicitly described as taking a junior bag.
$349
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