Simply that I don't think these have a place on the course and would argue what they do for pace of play. We do have some that use the single person buggies (elderly or with medical conditions) but why would anyone want a giant skateboard or roller skate just for the sake of it.
But that wasn't what the OP asked was it?
Let's stay on track please.
That's what I was asking was it not?
And my take is none of these are suitable for a golf course. Just offering an opposite opinion as I think they don't do anything for pace of play and would suggest if a course is damp/wet they could cause damage especially if people ride them like idiots.
As I am now increasingly reliant upon buggies myself I am more than a little interested in both the original question and the subsequent advice.
I want this very muchThere will be some golf bikes coming out soon. My brother has ordered a couple to try out before considering selling them. Battery powered and cover around 50km between charges.
Along the lines of this but has a bag frame on the rear that doubles as a permanent kick stand.
I want to try it out for a bit of fun but couldn't see me using one over a trolley and walking. I do see a market for it for those that can't make it round 18 or warmer climates.
I want a golf bike, I am a retired beaten up motorcycle racer I don't want a poxy converted mobility shitter I want a proper bike or cart....lets go
The point of my most Mr negative is I want a single seat alternative to the mobility scooter crap conversations that dominate the market, need something cool
He wasn't questioning your post. He was asking the person who didn't read the question and just posted anyway. He was trying to keep your thread on point, about people giving you the options you asked for.
