Trolley Change

[Artoist]

Getting a bit fed up of forgetting to charge my battery for my Powacaddy trolley and am thinking about swapping it for lightweight one that can be left in my boot ,looking for good quality and folds down simply and compactly,the Stewart S1 trolley has impressed me so far but i havent actually tried it.
Does anybody have any recommendations for me?
All advice appreciated.
Cheers.

 

[pbrown7582]

I have a motocaddy s1 lite does a great job IMO.

 

[GreiginFife]

PK Twinline 3. Folds pretty much in half with the wheel "legs" pulling in.

 

[Deleted member 15717]

Sun Mountain Micro-Cart for me!

 

[Crawfy]

My vote goes to the PK Twinline 3.

Get it in white and get the bells & whistles (brolley & cup holder)

 

[RGDave]

PK Twinline 3. Folds pretty much in half with the wheel "legs" pulling in.

My choice too, but then again, it's not exactly lightweight.

 

[GreiginFife]

My choice too, but then again, it's not exactly lightweight.

I don't find it heavy at all.

 

[Imurg]

My choice too, but then again, it's not exactly lightweight.

Not exactly heavyweight either.........

 

[Grumps]

Clickgear trolley for me folds so easily and no bother to push up the hills

 

[Heidi]

Sun Mountain Micro-Cart for me!

me too! love my 'pram'!

 

[rosecott]

I, too, got fed up with the electric trolley rigmarole. Not wanting to spend too much money in case it didn't work out, I bought a SkyMax Qwikfold which folds and unfolds in one second. I have used it now for four rounds (including 28 holes yesterday) and don't feel any different after a round than I did with the Powakaddy.

 

[tagnut69]

I have just bought the Powakaddy twinline 3, great bit of kit it is a little heavy but not noticable when in use

 

[bozza]

Another vote for the PK twinline here, looks really nice in white, folds down small enough and less than £100,

 

[SharkAttack]

I have a Twinline 3 and can't complain about it. You are changing from a battery trolley so weight is never an issue as the trolley is lighter than the battery by a long way. All the others mentioned are fine trolleys as well although I can't comment on the Micro Cart and how the two small front wheels would perform in wet muddy winters. Maybe that's just a central Scotland thing that you think that way .

Shark

 

[dotty001]

american golf are selling 1 for 50quid at the moment dont know what its like

spalding i think