GoKart

[chellie]

Am trying to persude hubby that Go Karts are needed by us given the amount of golf we're playing etc etc. If I can persuade him would you go for manual or automatic. Also, do you think we'd get any discount if we bought two trolleys.....

 

[virtuocity]

Got the automatic and enjoy it..... can't imagine why you'd opt for the manual.

 

[Colin L]

Definitely the automatic. I love the way it just trundles along beside me at the same pace like a big, faithful dog.

 

[Wolfman]

Or buy something decent like the Stewart Z3 !

No charging to worry about or forget to take battery etc

 

[virtuocity]

Another vote for the Stewart Z3 if you like pushing your clubs.

 

[AmandaJR]

We both had Go Karts and they're fine but now I have a Sun Mountain Speed Cart and David just changed his Speed Cart to a Stewart Z3 as the spokes on the SM were a niggly problem (different model to mine)...

As Wolfie has stated - no battery hassle and very light and manouverable.

 

[Golfmmad]

I really can't see the hassle with a Gokart battery - simplicity itself! :thup:

Each to their own I suppose.

 

[AmandaJR]

It is simple - until you forget to take it Problem also with the GoKart is the battery is an integral part of the structure of the trolley so without it you're in trouble.

 

[NorfolkShaun]

I have a GoKart and it is a great bit of kit can't think why you would not go for the auto either.

As for forgetting the battery, I have never forgotten mine or my clubs for that matter. It just becomes part of your golfing kit when you load the car.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Go Kart automatic all day every day. Robust, compact, great customer service and the automatic is simplicity itself. I have never forgotten the battery and it just sits in the spare room on standby charge next to my clubs

 

[Golfmmad]

It is simple - until you forget to take it Problem also with the GoKart is the battery is an integral part of the structure of the trolley so without it you're in trouble.

I did just that - recently. Went to play 9 holes after work and realised I'd forgotten the flippin battery!

Had to hire a club push trolley thing A real pain that was.

I wont forget it again!! :thup:

 

[Deleted member 1740]

It is simple - until you forget to take it Problem also with the GoKart is the battery is an integral part of the structure of the trolley so without it you're in trouble.

Please don't tell me you've done this??

You'd have to be nuts to forget the battery for your "power" trolley

 

[Deleted member 1740]

I did just that - recently. Went to play 9 holes after work and realised I'd forgotten the flippin battery!

Had to hire a club push trolley thing A real pain that was.

I wont forget it again!! :thup:

Haha that's hilarious

 

[Liverbirdie]

Please don't tell me you've done this??

You'd have to be nuts to forget the battery for your "power" trolley

Forgot my battery before, shoes, drink - never my mars bar though, funnily enough.

 

[Golfmmad]

Haha that's hilarious

Oh that's nothing, forgot me shoes once, had to buy a new pair!!

 

[NorfolkShaun]

What would be funnier forgetting the battery or forgetting the trolley

 

[Golfmmad]

What would be funnier forgetting the battery or forgetting the trolley

Now this is getting silly!

 

[chellie]

Thanks for all your replies everyone but he's not convinced about us needing electric trolleys.

Perhaps I should start another thread but here goes:

Amanda, pink Sun Mountain cart- do they still do them and if so where did you get it from. Would prefer a purple trolley but don't think that's an option done by anyone.

Clic Gear 3 and Stewart Z1 - know these are older models but which is best out these two as I've found them at £159 and £139 respectively or would you say Sun Mountain would be best for him.

 

[Val]

What would be funnier forgetting the battery or forgetting the trolley

Probably to as funny as forgetting your clubs

 

[NuShooz]

i'm pretty sure i seen a clic gear in purple.