I'll be honest, I'm not a huge fan. I bought this cart to use for long tournament rounds, where I don't wanna carry my bag and would like a seat, and for rain rounds, mostly. Fundamentally, this is just a golf bag with almost no changes and "disc golf" stamped on it. Because of this, there's a couple big issues.
Firstly, the main reason I bought this cart was for the rain, to keep my bag dry and hold an umbrella, but the design is pretty bad for rainy rounds. The umbrella mount is on the handle, which is pretty far back from where the bag sits, and far from where you will be when pushing it. That means that even with a large golf umbrella, you have to tilt the umbrella pretty far forward in order for it to keep your bag properly dry. Then, if you do tilt the umbrella, it means that wind becomes a pretty big issue. It will both blow the dripping water off the front of the umbrella into your bag, and if it's from the bother direction, because of the long "lever arm" from the wheelbase of the cart to the umbrella mount, it's very very liable to tipping over in even medium strength wind. Also, this all means that when the umbrella is keeping your bag dry, it's doing a pretty poor job of keeping you dry.
My second major problem with the cart is that because it's designhed as a golf bag cart, it's poorly setup for disc golf accessories. There's no good spot to put extra items, water bottles, towels, spare clothes/rainflys etc. Other "standard" disc golf carts have much more useful designs for those kinds of extras. I have to put them all in my bag, which is fine, but it limits the amount I can carry, as well as squishing stuff in my bag which makes getting to discs more annoying.
The trike design makes it pretty good at rough terrain, but having to push it in front of you means you'll periodically hit a big root or something and just suddenly stop and have to push down to pick the front wheel up, which can be a bit irritating, expecially on tight paths between teepads.
There are some pros too though, it folds down into a fantastically compact form, the mounting system for the bag is pretty good. It's a bit fiddly, but it holds bags securely even with rough treatment once you find the right place to attach the clips. The brake is very nice to use and holds well. The seat is a bit low to the ground, but with the aftermarket cover is very comfy.
For as much as I'm paying for this cart, the fact that there's still some pretty silly golf stuff leftover, taking space that you could put something more useful (I'm looking at you, plate for score card and golf tees) instead of something like a water bottle holder or spot to attach towels, is kinda inexcusable. It's fine if you have a bag you already really like and just want something so you don't have to hold your bag and have a seat with you all the time, then this cart is fine. But it's only just that, fine.