Is it called a push cart or pull cart in golf?

Both terms are used, but push cart is the more accurate and widely accepted name — modern golf carts with a handle and wheels are designed to be pushed from behind, not pulled.

The term pull cart dates back to older, two-wheeled trolley designs that golfers dragged behind them. Today's golf carts — including three-wheel and four-wheel models like the FLAGTAG lineup — use a push configuration, where the golfer walks behind the cart and pushes it forward. This push motion is easier on the lower back and shoulders over a full 18 holes. In the UK and Australia, "trolley" is also commonly used.

• "Push cart" is the standard North American term for handle-and-wheel golf bag carts designed to be pushed.
• "Pull cart" typically refers to older two-wheeled designs that were dragged behind the golfer.
• "Trolley" is the common equivalent term used in the UK and Australia for the same equipment.
• Three-wheel and four-wheel are the two main push cart configurations available in the modern market.