Heavy Duty Golf Push Cart Umbrella Holder, Upgraded Aluminium Alloy Base Ultra Windproof, Universal Umbrella Stand for Golf Cart, Mobility Scooter, Stroller, Wheelchair, Bike, Beach Chair

Wasn’t sure if this was going to fit on my golf push cart, but it fit better than expected and unable to leave it attached and adjust it down so it’s completely out-of-the-way without removing it completely. Haven’t had a chance to use it yet, but it’s great to have in case it does start to rain During a round of golf.

Wonderful product. I use it for my wheelchair and as it says, it is not to be used with small handled umbrellas. It fits my truly massive (72in) umbrella easily and has a screw as a tightening measure to keep it in place. My only complaint is that the mechanism that keeps the angle in place can come loose if it is bumpy enough terrain, but it is an easy fix and only mildly a nuisance.

While I don't have a golf cart, it also easily attached to my wagon/stroller's handle, holding my umbrella on low to medium wind days!

Works well but I had to use loctite on the bolts as they will loosen with vibration of cart

This umbrella holder and its clamp look fine, but the part that holds the umbrella does not look that sturdy. It is designed to hold the umbrellas with straight handles, whose diameters are smaller than 1.9 inches. Its webpage claims that it can rotate 360 degrees on the x and y axes, but for an umbrella, tilting it for a few degrees is more than enough. The holder is made of ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) plastic, known to be strong, versatile, and durable. About its base being made of “316 strength aluminum alloy,” searching online shows that there is no such thing as 316 aluminum alloy, but there is 316 stainless steel.Right now, it is clamped to a large metal rack where it holds a 4-foot umbrella. This umbrella keeps the rain away from an LED corn light bulb, which is used to illuminate our backyard so our chihuahua miniature pinscher mix can answer nature’s call when it is dark outside. Because this umbrella is a bit larger and heavier than a handheld umbrella, this holder seems to struggle a bit and is a tad unstable. We have at least a couple of umbrellas with a straight handle, but we cannot locate them in our cluttered garage yet. I am sure this holder will do better when it holds a lighter handheld umbrella.This umbrella holder is good but not great. The base is solid; the holder wobbles with larger umbrellas but should do well with smaller handheld umbrellas; however, advertising it as “heavy duty” is an overstatement.

I try to temper my expectations realistically so am pleasantly surprised when a product like this turns out way better than I figured. That's definitely the case here. The plastic where you put the umbrella is very thick and feels durable, no flex in the tube whatsoever. The adjustability seems like it would fit a wide range of handles and had no trouble accommodating mine.The part that clamps onto your cart or stroller or whatever is not plastic, but steel. It's solid, it's heavy, and when the weather's been 15° it gets so cold it will make you think you've been burned. Well, if you're expecting plastic, that is. And I was.The only thing that concerns me is the part where you adjust the tilt angle - it's like a open-faced gear thing (can't remember what that's called) and it's where the steel and plastic meet. And plastic, no matter how strong, isn't steel. So even though this just got here, the tips of the plastic teeth are pretty blunted. If I have to adjust it often, it's gonna end up stripping those teeth out completely. BUT at least I noticed now, and can take steps to protect them from further damage while I scratch my head over a permanent fix. And since it is completely functional currently (and should be fixable) I wouldn't deduct any stars from it.I plan on attaching this to my electric lawn tractor, because accessories that will fit that are few and far between. The universal nature of this holder will adapt well, and then maybe I can stop mowing my lawn after dark. It looks sketchy when I do that, but I'm just trying to avoid another heatstroke!(Oooor maybe that's just my cover story for when I'm feeling sketchy.)

I needed an umbrella holder on my golf pushcart. The one it came with was never very stable and after the cart was blown over a few times it broke apart, never to be used again. I was considering buying a whole new cart because I often walk in the summer and an umbrella for shade, is a MUST. This saved me a ton of money!It was a tight fit, but it works. My cart has so much stuff on it already, there weren't a lot of spots to attach it. The hexagon clip really grabs on and holds it firmly. We placed it right on top off the old umbrella base that is not removable.I LOVE that the clamp which holds the umbrella handle is rectangular and holds a longer area of the handle. That makes it very stable. Our old one only held a small spot which is probably why it failed after a few windy days, being blown over, then snapping the whole piece off. This is much more sturdy.Also love that you can easily change the angles of the umbrella, forward or back, left or right. Wonderful feature!I can't agree with the claim that this will be windproof. A heavy wind can still put enough lift/pressure on the umbrella to blow the whole cart over, but because this holder has such a strong structure, it will not break.I don't know if the hexagon base will be large enough to clamp onto all cart handles, it JUST fit onto mine, but it's definitely worth trying. It saved me so much money, not having to purchase a whole new cart! Love it!!!

At first I thought this came with an umbrella. It did not. I then thought it allowed you to adjust the height of the umbrella. It does not. I also thought the listing dais the whole thing is aluminum alloy, it is not. With all of that said, it does hold onto a stroller handle well, it holds on to a straight handled umbrella well, and it allows you to adjust the angle of the umbrella.