Best Push trolley

[woosey]

Hey Guys,

So i've tweeked my back - i usually carry, but it's not going to work out

I need a push trolley and i guess a cart bag (my bag is a nike lightweight carry bag, would be nice to have something to hold a little more water!)

What is the best value push trolley? And any good tips on the bag to go with it?

Thanks guys!

 

[full_throttle]

you would be best going for a 3 wheeler, either stewart golf x1 or powercaddy twinline depending on your budget, never heard bad things about clickgear so think about that too

 

[pbrown7582]

i have not heard bad things about any of the branded 3 wheel push trolleys as above stewart powakaddy motocaddy clicgear, if your looking for one on a budget then used would probaly half your cost for sale section or ebay. there are a few lighter canvas type bags around from a dunlop one in sports soccer but these tend to absorb water if it rains but are cheaper or you pay fair bit more you go for a premium pvc type bag. I would suggest a specfic cart bag as tour bags and stand bags do fit the trolleys ok but tend to mean access to some of the pockets is difficult as they have to sit on there sides.

 

[Imurg]

Generally, with trolleys, you get what you pay for.
The cheaper ones, in my exerience anyway, don't last.
My Twinline has worked bloody hard over the 4 seasons I've had it - and been flogged within an inch of it's life too.
Still going strong.....

 

[Fairway Freddie]

I have had a Motocaddy S1 Lite Trolley for about 9 months now and can really recommend it. Retails around £100.

 

[mikeb4]

Powercaddy Twinline3 has been well worth the money and very sturdy, folds easily etc...

 

[Heidi]

I've had a sun mountain speed card v1 for about 2 years - its really easy to push!

only downside is it doesnt fold up really small and sometimes the brake needs a little attention.

think AG is selling them quite cheap just now - around about £80

happy pushing!

 

[PhilTheFragger]

There are a couple of twinline 3's on fleabay, including this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Powakaddy-Twinline-3-/160797448320?pt=UK_Golf_Trolleys&hash=item2570465880

£20 at the moment, 7 hours to go and collection from surrey

May be worth a punt

I can certify that Imurgs trolley has survived several vicious kickings, I have one as well, no complaints here

Fragger

 

[ArnoldArmChewer]

I had a clicgear, superb, well built, folds up small & easy to push, only sold it (£85 on e bay if I remember rightly) as I got a Motocaddy S1 as a prezzie.

 

[HotDogAssassin]

Buy British, get a Stewart Z1 whilst you still can and at a reduced price. When I stop carrying I'll be looking to get a Z3.

 

[KeefG]

Another vote for the Powakaddy Twinline 3 here.....although I havent used mine since August last year due to me buying a carry bag and loving it!

 

[gripitripit]

Motocaddy S3 looks good and I should be getting one in next few weeks. I tried my bag on one a few weeks ago and it fits really well despite being a tour bag. Limited access to the big pocket on the bag but not a massive issue.

 

[Oddsocks]

got to confess in really fancying one of those sun mountain micro carts 4 wheel versions, ATM i carry a bag whih i prefer, but the left knee is shot and i think a trolley would take some pressure off it, only down side is im spraying it everywhere at the moment so will wait until im finding the short stuff again.

pushing a trolly through the amazon is never a good look......

 

[ScienceBoy]

Line them all up at the top of a big hill and give them a nudge, whichever rolls the furthest is the winner

 

[sydney greenstreet]

I have the Masters 3 wheel trolley and think it is a great one.
http://www.americangolf.co.uk/product/Masters-Golf-3-Wheel-Push-Golf-Trolley/p92988.aspx

 

[ADB]

Line them all up at the top of a big hill and give them a nudge, whichever rolls the furthest is the winner

tsk tsk, not particularly scientific there SB

 

[GreiginFife]

I have the Masters 3 wheel trolley and think it is a great one.
http://www.americangolf.co.uk/product/Masters-Golf-3-Wheel-Push-Golf-Trolley/p92988.aspx

For that money the TW3 is a better option IMO. Much more sturdy. DG doing them at £99.

 

[vkurup]

Have a clicgear 3.0.. can recommend it..
Pros: light, loads of space, stops easily on mounds without toppling over
Cons: New one will set u back by £125-135. Also, does not come with winter wheels or hedgehogs - so can get muddy. YET to improve my game

 

[DavidO]

Love my Motocaddy S1 lite...

Worth a try!

 

[sydney greenstreet]

For that money the TW3 is a better option IMO. Much more sturdy. DG doing them at £99.

I had £80 of vouchers and seen others but preferred the look and feel of this one, would have stuck with my old 2 wheeler if i had not exchanged tesco vouchers for AG vouchers.