Recent content by TigerBear

OP, get yourself on eBay, golfbidder, golfclubs4cash and the like. You'll get good conditiones 2nd hand vokeys, TM Hi-toes, Callaways, you name it for a steal (y)

I'm a combo. Always have a glance at my watch to give me a feel and lazer for precision. Couldn't live without both now. My watch is also additionally important when playing a course for the first time as hole maps used for strategy.

Thanks mate. The general feedback is good to hear, that it's intuitive, you get a feeling for it straight away, etc. I think I'm convinced to go for the auto (WITH the downhill braking :ROFLMAO: ).

On my point above, is there other advantages that the auto has over the manual speed adjustment?

Thanks robster, the more I read the views and feedback on this thread the more I'm convinced to plump for one.

Cheers mate. I'm assuming if you were ever to replace your mk1 you'd then go for the downhill braking auto model?

Thanks @Robster59 that's a great review. What do you do to manage the side hills?

Thanks for that guys. I'm now leaning back to the Go Kart:ROFLMAO:

Have you got the auto version?

Thanks mate, I was leaning towards the GoKart but good to know about the weight issues and the fold down size.

That's good to know about the CT10. Did you even consider the Go Kart or was your mind made up on the PK?

Cheers TT. You'd think that would make it more open to dodgy scores being posted but then why would it matter whether your PP puts in a score or not.

Surely a drive to the east coast of Scotland has to be on the cards? Some of the finest courses in GB on that coast at the North Berwick region.

Still deliberating here. The PK CT8 has just entered the frame, yes it's almost double the price but looks very sleak and PK claiming when folded down it's the smallest currently in the market. Decisions, decisions.

Thanks Greig