Electric Trolley advice

[Wolfman]

Hi folks

I have carried, also have a Powakaddy Twinline push trolley but i am thinking maybe later on this year i should consider a new electric trolley or decent second hand one

Not looking for fancy features, just reliable, good for 18 holes on hilly course, compact

Not too keen on the Go Kart as its just too plastic for me, please give me any suggestions / or


recommendations etc


Is it worth buying secondhand ?

 

[Val]

Second hand can be hit or miss because of the battery, I have a motocaddy and have had for 4 years, great trolley all be it i've had to replace the battery recently.

 

[daveyc2k2]

Another vote for motocaddy. Had mine for a couple of months now and am over the moon with it.

 

[StrangelyBrown]

I bought a 2nd hand Powacaddy classic for £80. It's been great, no problems whatsoever.

 

[TAP]

Hi another vote for the Motcaddy S1 here, had if for about 5 weeks and love it.

 

[need_my_wedge]

Had a Motocaddy S1 for just over a year now, been brilliant

 

[chrisd]

Don't be a wassack, get a GoKart!

 

[palindromicbob]

Having seen a welded part on a friends 2 year old trolley give way the other day I think you should rethink the Gokart. It's a strong little brute and with the wheels off take up very little space compared to most other trolleys. Best costumer service you'll get without being face to face as well.

 

[connor]

I got a motocaddy s3 and love it too bits. Me mates took the mick at first and called me old but where all quick enough to hire one on our golfing weekend away last weekend haha

 

[deej]

Had a Motocaddy S3......was ok.

Have used a Stewart Golf trolley the last couple of years. Good bit of kit. Novelty of remote control wore off quite quick, but certainly do find it handy. Hit a shot into the green, grab putter from bag.....I walk one way and send the trolley off to the next tee. Simplez!

 

[Wolfman]

No votes for Powakaddy ?

 

[daymond]

See recent thread on the same subject. Lots of opinions there as well.