Good, Cheap Trolley

[IJaKay]

Hi All,

This is my first post, so please be kind

I'm a weathered golfer, I have 15 years under my belt, but I've always carried my clubs.

I'm considering getting a trolley, but cannot justify spending £400 + on one. Is there such thing as a good, cheap trolley? Or should I stick to carrying?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks
Ian

 

[NWJocko]

I got a powakaddy twinline 1 for 60 quid and cant fault it.

Really light, folds up fairly small and bag stays in place. Job done.

 

[stevelev]

Again Twinline but the TL3, for £100, 3 wheels, light, space for balls and tee's and scorecard. Will take a brolly holder.

Folds down to similar size as TL1

The bag boys are massive and pretty heavy for a Lightweight trolley

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Go Kart electric trolley for about £230 and the best after sales service around

 

[chrisd]

Go Kart electric trolley for about £230 and the best after sales service around

I got a Go kart a few weeks ago and its really excellent and I also believe that the after sales matches the product.


Chris

 

[IJaKay]

Thanks,

I was thinking more of the electric route, but the twinlines look good too. I know a guy who has the TL3 and he seems to like his.

Just had a little look at the GoKart website, I like the style, looks like they fold up really small?

 

[chrisd]

Thanks,

I was thinking more of the electric route, but the twinlines look good too. I know a guy who has the TL3 and he seems to like his.

Just had a little look at the GoKart website, I like the style, looks like they fold up really small?

Sorry, forget to welcome you to the forum!

I bought the carry bag with mine which is ideal and got the umbrella holder free


Chris

 

[RGDave]

Hi All,

This is my first post, so please be kind

I got a nice trolley from a car boot for £5.
better than a dunlop one for £14.99
I then bought a twinline 3 for £89
I then bought a powerbug £179

4 trolleys at present.

 

[G1BB0]

how do you rate the powerbug Dave? have seen some on ebay for 90 quid mark and work have got some brand new yuasa 12v 38ah batteries lying around with my name on one... 36 hole goodness

 

[3offTheTee]

You can get one from Tesco if you put £1 in the slot!

 

[G1BB0]

ha bloody ha

also known as a sun mountain micro cart

 

[IJaKay]

http://www.powerbug.co.uk/Product/Power+Bug+Sport+Digital+Black+Standard+Range

This powerbug looks ok. Slightly more expensive than the GoKart though.

I don't think the tesco trolley would be good enough for the Lancashire moors though

 

[3offTheTee]

I bought powakaddy after my previous one snapped which was also a Powakaddy.

Have been so disappointed with service/ breakdown and would NOT recommend Powakaddy

 

[oakey22]

If you have a costco near you, they have this in there for around the £200 mark with a 36 hold battery

http://www.powerbug.co.uk/Product/Power+Bug+Sport+Digital+Black+Standard+Range

This powerbug looks ok. Slightly more expensive than the GoKart though.

I don't think the tesco trolley would be good enough for the Lancashire moors though

 

[One Planer]

Another vote for the Powakaddy Twinline range here.

I had a Twinline one before I got my PK Classic Legend and found it excellent.

 

[hangover]

motocaddy s1 £299. brilliant trolley

 

[brendy]

Stick to carrying fella, at least that way, when the wheels fall off, you can only blame yourself.

 

[GB72]

Keep your eye out, there is a Go-Kart appearing soon in the 'For Sale' section to help raise money for Help 4 Heroes.

There is also a rather good looking Stewart Golf Push Trolley aleady on there. Same deal, raising money for Help 4 Heroes.

(Apologies for the shameless plugging but it is for a good cause)

 

[jasondransfieldgolf]

The Motocaddy range is the best I have seen.

 

[RGDave]

how do you rate the powerbug Dave?

It's good. So far, as good as gold. First ever power trolley and very much enjoying it. I rate it and it was considerably cheaper than a go-kart and more conventional looking too.