3offTheTee
Tour Rookie
I have a Powakaddy FW5 bought Jan20. Hardly used because of lockdown and holidays. Where is the best place to exchange please?
Best electric Trolley?
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RichA
Well-known member
Yes and yes. Never had an electric trolley until a couple of weeks ago, so nothing to compare it to, but I'm already a convert. Through my own carelessness, I broke a small part within a week of ownership. Within a few days Go Kart sent a replacement part free of charge. The kind of customer care I haven't experienced in a long time and a very big plus for Go Kart.
BiMGuy
LIV Bot, (But Not As Big As Mel) ?
Thanks for the feedback. I'm very tempted by one. I'm just concerned about the construction as it reminds me of an old pull trolley I had that used to collapse.
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
the battery holds it all together once it slots in, rock solid
Robster59
Tour Rookie
I can't speak for the Mark 2, but my old Mk.1 it is incredibly robust and never showed any signs of collapsing.
TigerBear
Active member
That's excellent customer service and in line with all the reviews I've read. Great to hear as I doubt you would get that level of service from the likes of PK or MC.
TigerBear
Active member
Was about to buy the Gokart auto and now you've ruined that with introducing the Golf Stream
The reviews for this trolley are all very impressive. The trolley itself looks sleeker and the auto distance feature (which the Gokart lacks) might have just swayed me to go for the GS.
Cheers for posting!
3offTheTee
Tour Rookie
Simple question . which is better? Motorcaddy MFGPS OR Powakaddy FX7GPS. If you are able to tell me why one is better than the other that would be really appreciate.
TigerBear
Active member
Do you really need the GPS? From what I've read they can be very temperamental and no substitute for a range finder or a GPS watch.
Essentially mate your options are either a Gokart or a Golf Stream
oxymoron
Club Champion
After weeks of faffing about with my old trolley , intermittent starting and stuff , bitten the bullet and ordered a Gokart with roller speed control .
After reading all the comments on here it seemed a good choice so lets see !!
Also for £400 cannot grumble , lithium battery, simple control and a good reputation, whats not to like ?
After reading all the comments on here it seemed a good choice so lets see !!
Also for £400 cannot grumble , lithium battery, simple control and a good reputation, whats not to like ?
DanFST
Head Pro
Stewart Q Follow.
Incredible bit of kit.
Incredible bit of kit.
nickjdavis
Head Pro
oxymoron
Club Champion
Admittedly they do look good but for £600-£1000 more , really ? Same result at the end of the day , clubs carried around and no wear and tear on the old back .
But you pay your money and take your choice .
DanFST
Head Pro
I used one the other day, couldn't believe how much I wanted one. (I've always carried)
Follow everywhere, then send it out to the next tee when I have my putter in hand. Absolutely no stress, could concentrate on my golf. Build quality is amazing (you can jump on it with almost no flex), UK based for servicing and parts is another big plus.
So are you saving up to add to your £250 voucher?
The credit card won't know what's hit it!
The biggest decision to make, what trim colour did you go for?
nickjdavis
Head Pro
When you sent it to the next tee...I take it that you had to remote guide it there or did it "know" where the tee was (GPS Mapping like the shot tracking systems have?) ???
Dave1980
Assistant Pro
Have you ordered it yet? Still trying to justify the £££ and not keen on the delivery time.
HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
Avoid the Gokart they are ugly cheap looking plastic things.
Foxholer
Blackballed
That work absolutely fantastically!
Certainly not the most 'attractive', but, from a mate's experience, great performing!
Pants
Challenge Tour Pro
If your avatar is anything to go by, so are you
But I'm sure you have some redeeming features as well
