Homelessness, Program Responses, and an Assessment of Toronto's Streets to Homes Program

An auxiliary golf bag carrier is intended for use on a golf cart which has a rear bumper and a canopy support and/or a seat-back support, wherein the carrier is attached to the golf cart such that no structural pieces of the golf cart need be modified to attach or remove the carrier. The auxiliary carrier includes a rectangular base plate for supporting the golf bags, brackets for connecting the base plate to the golf cart, a vertical support carried on the base plate and extending upwardly therefrom, which includes an upright member fixed to each side of the base plate, and a cross piece joining the tops of the upright members. A bag holder is fixed to the vertical support for holding golf bags in a desired position. An adjustable-length strap extends from the vertical support to the golf cart through a buckle arrangement which allows the auxiliary carrier to be properly positioned on the golf cart. A restraining bar, which engages the canopy support or seat-back support of the golf cart, is attached to the free end of the adjustable-length strap in one embodiment of the invention. The adjustable-length strap may be directly attached to a canopy support cross piece if such a structure is available.