Motocaddy & Powercaddy Bag on Clicgear trolley

[vkurup]

In the market for a new cart bag. I have a Clicgear 3 trolley.. I had a look at Powercaddy 2014 at the shop.
Couple of quick questions

1) Is the Motocaddy Pro Series or Powercaddy Premium Bag waterproof or sufficiently water resistent?

2) Any body using Motocaddy Pro Series or Powercaddy Premium on Clicgear trolly? Do they sit well. The base of the Powercaddy seems to have a notch at the base - does this interfere with the Clicgear?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I have a motocaddy pro series bag. It's water resistant to a degree but water does get in through the zip's. Not marketed as waterproof but it's ok. I tend to use a Ping cape which goes around the bag and trolly and keeps everything nice and dry. I use it on a Go Kart and it fits perfectly well

 

[duncan mackie]

I haven't found any bag I haven't managed to accommodate somehow on my Clic 3 - but have no specific experience of either of those you have mentioned.

I can understand where you are coming from re the possibility of the notched bag overflowing the lower support and snagging the wheel but it would have to be one hell of a notch in both width and depth! Even then it would be easy enough to make up a simple support plate to locate to the lower support to accommodate the bag (but can't see it being necessary). Surely it's easy enough to ask for the dimensions of the notch from a supplier?

 

[vkurup]

I have a motocaddy pro series bag. It's water resistant to a degree but water does get in through the zip's. Not marketed as waterproof but it's ok. I tend to use a Ping cape which goes around the bag and trolly and keeps everything nice and dry. I use it on a Go Kart and it fits perfectly well

Homer... how easy/difficult is the umbrella holder in the Pro Series bag. It looks like a golf umbrella might just get in the way of accessing the clubs (or is that just my imagination)