Golf trolly

[levelfives]

I'm fed up with my electric trolley alway breaking down. Can anyone suggest waht the best option would be in the push/pull market.

 

[viscount17]

Motocaddy S1 Lite looks pretty good (I think about £80) but if you can find one of the same make as your electric any accessories should fit.

Then if you want the super-deluxe, Sun Mountain.

 

[MarkE]

I have a Powerkaddy Twinline 3 and it's superb. Although the Twinline 1 is cheaper and just does without the adjustable handle.

 

[Mandy]

What would be the best choice for non-electric??? Got a Callaway "Weekender" bag and have broken one trolley and not very stable on the other!!

Any suggestions??

Thanks
Mandy

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Out of interest what make of electric trolley have you got. My suggestion would be to invest in a go-kart as their customer service is arguably the best anywhere in the golfing sector and is certainly in the top 3 of any company I've ever dealt with and so if there is a problem you'll get expert help to fix it.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Go-Kart are running a comp if you want a chance to win a new one. Check out their website

 

[RGDave]

I've had a few trolleys over the years. I'd been using a lightweight off and on and decided to get a sturdy trolley about 5 weeks ago. Managed 3-4 round with it and gave up....big trolleys (cheap ones) are heavy and slow....

However, undeterred, I got a Powakaddy Twinline 3 (2009) and have loved it from day one.....easily worth the extra cost.

Don't waste your cash on a cheap one, unless it's a lightweight one. If you fancy something big, posh and high quality.....there's only one answer.

 

[GB72]

I use a Clic Gear trolley when not using the GoKart and is well worth the extra cost. Never had a problem with it and has a really sturdy brake if your course is hilly

 

[minigolfer]

i would go for a powerkaddy they very good and dont break (much)

 

[thegogg]

I've just taken delivery of the new Sun Mountain Micro Cart which is a real radical 4 wheel design. I used it over the weekend and have to say it performed admirably. The build quality is superb and must rate as high as any other non-electric trolley out there from Powerkaddy, Clic Gear etc. It was a bit pricey but I think it was worth it.

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[Imurg]

Another vote for the Powerkaddy Twinline 3. Quality bit of kit that folds up really small. I can get all my kit - trolley,bag, clubs etc in the boot of a Citroen C3!!