One of my biggest problems with the previous Racr was the ball, cup, scorecard, pencil holder. Improvement 2: Ball, cup, scorecard, pencil holder No longer do I have to worry about pumping up the tires on my cart before my round, or worry about a tire going flat during a round of golf. If I was assertive enough, I’d find the cart barn and use their pump to pump up my tires. Naturally the pump was nowhere to be found, so I’d have to leave the cart in the car and carry my bag or ride a motorized golf cart. How many times have you gotten to the course and your push cart’s wheels were flat? This has happened to me more times than I can count. Andy didn’t waste any time revising the Racr and making huge improvements in the 4th edition of the unit. Andrew De Carlo, and we talked at length over the design strengths and weaknesses. I met in person with the passion and brains behind the Racr, Mr. In my previous review I raved about how great the Racr and the concept was, but I also had a few critiques which I felt needed to be resolved before I could fully endorse the product. Improvements for the new 4th edition Racr

Folding design and removable rear wheels for ultra compact size during transport and storage.

Unique vertical mounting of the golf bag for ease of use with accessing clubs or bag pockets.The vertical orientation also makes accessing the various pockets of the bag more convenient as well. The clubs go in and come out of the bag so much easier. As I stated in my previous review, the vertical orientation of the bag makes accessing clubs way easier than any slanted cart. Back in February 2009 I did a review on the “Upright Caddy Racr.” The Racr is the only four wheeled golf push cart where the golf bag is mounted in a vertical position.

Racr golf cart