Disc Golf Cart Pictures and ideas

[Casey 1988]

First time trying a milk crate cart. Happy with how it works in the yard. Playing this week will come pack with pros and cons.

I like how the old disc golf bag gets new life.

 

[Casey 1988]

First time trying a milk crate cart. Happy with how it works in the yard. Playing this week will come pack with pros and cons.

What size is the Milk crate? I have a disc golf bag I could do this to as well, an old Discraft bag in the same style.

 

[rd.bittle]

Finally got around to pulling this project out of the storage.
Instep Twin Jogging Stroller
Built in cup holders/phone/wallet holders
Built in rainfly
Brakes on back tires for hills
Holds 2 large bags and cooler.
Also large lower storage for jacket/misc

Thinking about adding another couple cupholders on front of the cooler and expanding the platform it sits on. I'll either strap it on or build a "cage" for it.

All I need to take it to the course is tires fixed or foam filled.

 

[jmdaire27]

Curious: If someone (say, Bob) were thinking of building their own cart, similar to the Delta style, what is a good, strong, workable material that could be used to construct the "box" of the cart? Sturdy enough to sit on.

I am debating building my own cart, and like the look of the delta, and don't want to use a cooler or milk crate. Just looking for ideas/opinions.

Thanks! Cheers

 

[Adrenaline302]

Particle board should be fine.

 

[rd.bittle]

https://forsalebyinventor.com/products/portfolio-item/disc-golf-cart/

Maybe??

 

[tbird888]

Particle board should be fine.

If water and weight isn't an issue. I own a Delta X with a steel frame instead of aluminum like the newer ones. It gets heavy on its own after a round climbing up and down hills.

 

[Broken Shoulder]

If water and weight isn't an issue. I own a Delta X with a steel frame instead of aluminum like the newer ones. It gets heavy on its own after a round climbing up and down hills.

Agreed. Particle board is probably the worst option for both reasons you cited.

 

[jtrod]

Curious: If someone (say, Bob) were thinking of building their own cart, similar to the Delta style, what is a good, strong, workable material that could be used to construct the "box" of the cart? Sturdy enough to sit on.

I am debating building my own cart, and like the look of the delta, and don't want to use a cooler or milk crate. Just looking for ideas/opinions.

Thanks! Cheers

Look through this thread, there are a couple of Delta-ish DIY carts. Good luck with your build

 

[Casey 1988]

Curious: If someone (say, Bob) were thinking of building their own cart, similar to the Delta style, what is a good, strong, workable material that could be used to construct the "box" of the cart? Sturdy enough to sit on.

I am debating building my own cart, and like the look of the delta, and don't want to use a cooler or milk crate. Just looking for ideas/opinions.

Thanks! Cheers

I would use PVC with fabric or plastic tarp martial on top as PVC is light weight sturdy and only 2 flaws are, it is white and takes a special glue to work with it.

 

[joecoin]

Curious: If someone (say, Bob) were thinking of building their own cart, similar to the Delta style, what is a good, strong, workable material that could be used to construct the "box" of the cart? Sturdy enough to sit on.

I am debating building my own cart, and like the look of the delta, and don't want to use a cooler or milk crate. Just looking for ideas/opinions.

Thanks! Cheers

Carbon fiber

 

[DarkAce1978]

Curious: If someone (say, Bob) were thinking of building their own cart, similar to the Delta style, what is a good, strong, workable material that could be used to construct the "box" of the cart? Sturdy enough to sit on.

I am debating building my own cart, and like the look of the delta, and don't want to use a cooler or milk crate. Just looking for ideas/opinions.

Thanks! Cheers

If you want to sit on it, I would recommend 1 inch boards actual thickness 5/8? or aluminum plating. Drill holes in it to conserve weight. My diy cart pics are a few pages back in the thread post 449 and after.

 

[davetherocketguy]

Carbon fiber

Lawdy...As someone who encounters CF from time to time in my other hobby (see username) all I gotta say about that idea is break out yer wallet.

-Dave

 

[joecoin]

Lawdy...As someone who encounters CF from time to time in my other hobby (see username) all I gotta say about that idea is break out yer wallet.

-Dave

Well he didn't say he had a budget, it's the best choice!

 

[davetherocketguy]

Well he didn't say he had a budget, it's the best choice!

Yeah you're right haha. Gotta admit, an all CF disc golf cart would be pretty bada$$

 

[da Crippler]

Time for winter mode

 

[Grgic]

Cart idea

I got this today and am planning on putting baby jogger wheels on the back.. going to build a two tier disc rack with pvc..does anyone know how to paint this so it doesn't peel off?? And any other suggestions are more than welcome!!!

 

[Grgic]

Time for winter mode

What's that bike cart in the background?? Looks dope..a bike cart! Great idea

 

[DarkAce1978]

I got this today and am planning on putting baby jogger wheels on the back.. going to build a two tier disc rack with pvc..does anyone know how to paint this so it doesn't peel off?? And any other suggestions are more than welcome!!!

The guy that started this thread recycles those old Zuca school bags into carts and repaints them. I am sure he would have a good paint suggestion. If it was me I would scuff the metal up well with sandpaper, use grey auto primer and finish with a good spray paint. Wouldn't hurt to put a clearcoat on it also. Ps Jtrods cart pics are on page 46 of this thread

 

[da Crippler]

What's that bike cart in the background?? Looks dope..a bike cart! Great idea

I put a hitch on my trike so I can drag my cart down to the park without having to drive.