carry or powwakaddy

[JT77]

I have a pk and currently use it a bit over the summer, but over recent weeks I have just carried my clubs and have noticed how.much more I like to carry and my form has coincidentally become better. So my question is, should I just sell the pk as really it is just taking up space, it is also impracticalaa I only have a wee clio so clubs have to go on back seat, wife won't lend me the family car for golf lol.
Cheers

 

[MikeySQ]

If you prefer carrying and the powakaddy is taking up space then yes sell it. Just make sure you wont want it back when you cant be bothered carrying

 

[Imurg]

Get a PK Twinline 3
Folds up small, you should be able to get everything in the boot then.

 

[jasondransfieldgolf]

I have to say I prefer to carry but like the benefits of shoving everything in the bag when its on a trolley especially when it is wet. Carrying in the wet can be a bit of a nightmare.

 

[viscount17]

with my experience of powerkaddies you'll end up carrying anyway - never used one that didn't fall apart

 

[Mungoscorner]

Carrying is bad for your back (fact).

 

[chris661]

with my experience of powerkaddies you'll end up carrying anyway - never used one that didn't fall apart

And with my experience you will never carry again - never had a powakaddy that has broken

 

[RGDave]

My shed is like a home for various bits of golfing equipment. In there is a few bags, a few trolleys and endless clubs (as I'm sure anyone can imagine! )

My favourite method of transport is a powered trolley and somewhat opposite to you, most of my best rounds have been played with this. I don't get tired, I have full 14 clubs, spare balls/gloves/accessories; overall it's been a revelation.

Power trolleys are a pain, space, remembering to charge up the battery, etc. so I know how you feel.

Only you can decide if you've finally come to the decision not to use it anymore. I take mine (sometimes) in a Ford Puma (clubs on back seat, trolley in front) so a small car shouldn't stop you enjoying it if you feel "in the mood".

It's an age-old question that crops up here a lot. If you like to carry and for some reason feel a benefit, just do it. I'm not that keen on carrying, not because I'm a weedy bloke (14.5 stone 6' immovable object!) but I carry 3 litres of water and snacks and all sorts, so it just saves my back.

 

[JT77]

Thought about a 3 wheel trolly for when i dont wish to carry they look like a great job, just feel like the pk is wasted atm.

 

[full_throttle]

James, I also have use of a clio. PK trolley fits in the boot no problem, and the bag sits in the foot well of the passenger seat.

 

[hangover]

Powacarry

 

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My old electric trolley and 3 pull trolleys were heaved into the skip 5 weeks ago in an effort to get fitter by carrying, it's also a joy to walk unaided through rough, over greens and other places the trolley convoys can't go......
However, in rain or heavy going days the electric caddies are excellent so I wish I had one to hand for days like that, might have to look at a cheap second hand powakaddy for the days I want to carry tons of stuff.