Good old fashioned manual trolley

[CrapHacker]

Cheap ones are £50.

Ultra compact ones are £200

Anyone seen any cheap ( but solid ) ultracompact ones?

( IE ones that fold up really small - not a kiddy's one before you lot get yoiur brains in gear )

 

[welshjim22]

The Powakaddy twinline 3's are pretty compact and good quality. I think they go for about £80. Just so happens i have a spare for sale that i need to get rid of asap, hint hint.

 

[CrapHacker]

I'll get down to American Golf and see how small they go.

Thanks for the heads up

 

[viscount17]

Sun Mountain are worth looking at from less than £100 online, the four-wheeled version is about £130 ish and folds as small as a GoKart.

Motocaddy S1 Lite are £100 in AG (they were less than £80 two years ago)

 

[didsbury_duffer]

I also have a Powakaddy manual, but not sure what model. It folds to a reasonably small size. Am currently using it at the minute as my electric one is poorly.

 

[User 105]

I've got a twinline 2, think they go for about £100.

Folds up nicely and fits in my locker, if I pop the wheels off. and still leaves enough room for a set of clubs.

Mainly got it for wet days when I can use the add-on umbrella holder to keep me and the clubs dry without too much fuss.

 

[Imurg]

I can get my twinline 3 + clubs and bag in the boot of a Citroen C3 - believe me it folds up small enough!

 

[CrapHacker]

I can get my twinline 3 + clubs and bag in the boot of a Citroen C3 - believe me it folds up small enough!

But my car is full of work stuff as well - I need it to go REALLY small

 

[slugger]

sounds like a good excuse to get a bigger car

 

[CannyFifer]

theres a decent one for sale on the forum that looks compact.

 

[HughJars]

Cheap ones are £50.

Ultra compact ones are £200

Anyone seen any cheap ( but solid ) ultracompact ones?

( IE ones that fold up really small - not a kiddy's one before you lot get yoiur brains in gear )

http://www.direct-golf.co.uk/golf_trolleys/longridge/steel_golf_trolley_golf_trolleys/p9791

£19.99. Same as the one I used for about 5 years before going back to carrying again. Folds in half, wheels come off for loading in boot. Don't know what else you'd need?

 

[CrapHacker]

This is looking like the one, but atm, with the amount I can see me playing this year, then it works out as cheap just to hire one from the pro when I need it.

 

[AliB]

Without wanting to annoy anyone, I don't find the twinline (assuming we are talking same model) very compact. I have the 3 wheel push job, Mr B has 2 wheel pull-along. Problem is that the main chassis has that bend at the end in both models that sticks up and gets in the way unless you have a v. capacious boot. (wheels come off but who wants to do that regularly?)
If you need a trolley, you could buy a cheap and cheerful pull-along and see how long it lasts. Otherwise save up for a singing-dancing-folding down Click Gear or similar.

AliB