Push trolleys

[MadAdey]

After little bit of advice please. I am fed up with having an electric trolley. My battery needs replacing for one and also the hassle of having to remember to charge it and if I am playing 36 holes having to borrow a pull trolley for one of the rounds.

Price is not really of any importance as I am tempted by the Stewart Z3. I just would like to know how people get on with their push trolley of choice. Also if there any out there that are a bit cheap and well worth forgetting about buying it would be appreciated.

 

[big_russ]

Motocaddy S1 lite - great trolley, lightweight, easy to assemble, stable and easy to get around the course.
Me and my son(13) both use it and think its a really good buy.

 

[HawkeyeMS]

The Z3 is a great trolley, you won't go wrong with that

 

[El Bandito]

Somewhere else I have heard good things about the z3, the sun mountain micro and everybody seems excited about the clicgear 3.5 which is just out. A friend of mine has the clicgear 3 and is over the moon with it.

 

[MegaSteve]

ClicGear is always my reccommendation... Feels like its been made to last forever...

 

[Scouser]

ClicGear is always my reccommendation... Feels like its been made to last forever...

:thup:

I got mine in a sale at american golf and used tesco clubcard vouchers for the rest paid about 60 quid for it ...dont know if I would pay full price for one although it should last years!

 

[full_throttle]

You wont go wrong with the Z3, my dad bought one for my mum and he found it so easy to use he bought another for himself

 

[duncan mackie]

whilst it's nice to get a little assistance from a motor when going up hill, or through rough (if you ever visit this bit of the course), a well built trolley with good ergonomics does have some advantages, a you indicate.

the Stewart Z3 and Clic have a huge amount in common, with probably the larger front wheel and tubular elements of the latter winning on the course but the small front wheel of the Stewart (possibly) helping when you go to pack the boot (possibly here because it will depend on the shape rather than the volume).
they will both handle a range of bag sizes as well.

there will probably be more recomendations for the CLic, but only because there are more in use (inc me)

 

[MadAdey]

looking like the Stewart is getting some backing. ON first impressions that is the one that I would choose. Just wondering if anyone knows of a trolley that can offer value for money. I am reluctant to purchase the S1 after the problems I had with motocaddy and my electric trolley. Even though I already have the accessory station with all the fittings.

 

[Essex_Stu]

Dont purchase an S1 push trolley. 2 people I know have one and its useless(there words not mine). I caddied for one of them in an inter county event and it fell over 3 times. My father in law had one and his tipped into a lake with him still attached. He quickly got rid and brought a sun mountain one which he loves.

 

[Scouser]

My father in law had one and his tipped into a lake with him still attached.

was he using it right??? you put your bag on them .........

:rofl:

 

[Lanark_Golfer]

Another vote for the Clicgear 3.0 from me, I made the same move last month from electric motocaddy S3 and it is excellent.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

I have had a powercaddy [push] for about 8 years. Nae bother at a. Solid wee machine.

 

[pbrown7582]

Motocaddy S1 lite - great trolley, lightweight, easy to assemble, stable and easy to get around the course.
Me and my son(13) both use it and think its a really good buy.

Plus 1 :thup:

 

[GB72]

I think thia is one area where you really get what you pay for. I have seen plenty of the budget 3 wheel trolleys on the course but none really look of the same quality as the Clic Gear or Stewart. Personally I have owned a Clic Gear and it was superb and is currently being used by one of my playing partners. If you are looking for some value then looking for an older model Clic Gear may be an option as well as looking for the Stewart Z1 as I am not sure that there is a massive difference with the newer models. The only warning would be not to go for the original Clic Gear if you have to use hedgehogs on the course. This had inflatable tyres which are great but if you need to use hedgehogs then you need to spend £50 on new wheels as well as buying the hedgehogs.

 

[Moquillo19]

Powercaddy (push) for me!! Bought a cheaper model from Nevada Bobs and the back wheel framework broke within 4 months (My home course is quite flat so didn't understand why). Took it back for replacement and the same thing happened again. Got offered my Powercaddy one for 25 quid more seeing as I had had to travel quite a distance to change them and have to say it's been a godsend. So easy to push that I had to run (sprint) after it on a windy day as a light breeze thought it would be funny to give it a little nudge on a little slope.

 

[richart]

The Z3 is a great trolley, you won't go wrong with that

+1.

I bought one at the H4H day, and it is an excellent trolley, and folds up nice and small.

 

[PhilTheFragger]

vote here for the powakady Twinline 3

gets hammered, never complains

 

[Imurg]

MIne gets hammered more - still doesn't complain.
I'll get another when mine dies as I know it fits neatly in the boot - not sure how small all the others fold down to...

 

[G1BB0]

owning a stewart carry bag I am slightly biased as the legs are crap! hang loose, zips are a bit iffy = not a great fan, it is waterproof though hence sticking with it

I would go for the Clic Gear myself as having seen a couple at the club they look solid as