Good, Cheap Trolley

[G1BB0]

do you reckon it would take a tour bag?

 

[RGDave]

do you reckon it would take a tour bag?

what, the powerbug?

Don't see why not. Do you have an AG near you?

I use a fairly big bag, but it's not tour sized.

 

[G1BB0]

yeah got an AG up the road, will pop in after my round on Sunday, its either an electric or manual, cant decide, can get recon powerbugs for 95 quid from watford or new from Costco for 200ish. Quite liked the one in direct golf aswell, think it was the quick erect one. decisions decisions. Wont be for a month or so either way due to funds

 

[RGDave]

yeah got an AG up the road, will pop in after my round on Sunday, its either an electric or manual, cant decide, can get recon powerbugs for 95 quid from watford or new from Costco for 200ish. Quite liked the one in direct golf aswell, think it was the quick erect one. decisions decisions. Wont be for a month or so either way due to funds

I have to say something, and I hope this makes sense.

I'm not the fittest person around and I only really make use of the power trolley for "big" games when I want to carry all my clubs, 2 litres of water, chocolate+bananas, the kitchen sink etc. etc.
I find the twinline 3 incredibly light and easy to push around the course. It's so good at it's job I never complain about using human power, even if there are two or three wicked uphills at mine.
I love the powerbug, but I don't need it.

I'd say it's a luxury.

 

[G1BB0]

that makes perfect sense and tbh I am sure there would be occasions I would forget to charge a battery. Will pop to AG and maybe direct golf over the weekend in MK, take the tour bag and give a few a whirl.

cheers for the input