what electric trolley have you got and why??

[bigfoot1985]

as the title says.......

 

[One Planer]

Powakaddy Classic Legend, cus that's just how I roll!!! Did you see what I did there???

Only kidding. It was a birthday present off my folks

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Go Kart. For my money, the best value, small compact, functional (substance over style) and the best after care in golf

 

[Hobbit]

Motocaddy S1.

Had a cheapo electric trolley in the past, and it lasted a year. Bought another cheapo one and it lasted marginally longer. Bought the Moto about 4 years ago and apart from replacing the battery last year its just brilliant.

And the reason for the using one, all year round, is arthritis.

 

[Wayman]

some greenhill one. bloke in shop said its the best one out and so far i agree

 

[USER1999]

Seven year old powakaddy freeway titanium. Reasons? See my review of the hillbilly terrain in the review section.

And the pk has a seat. Awesome.

 

[Jaymosafehands]

Go Kart. For my money, the best value, small compact, functional (substance over style) and the best after care in golf

x2

one of the lads got one and I gave it a go - was money well spent

 

[full_throttle]

Powakaddy Freeway II, only £125 with 2 batteries and a PK bag

no problems 12 months later

 

[CMAC]

Powakaddy Freeway II, only £125 with 2 batteries and a PK bag

no problems 12 months later

2nd hand of course...........

I'm just about to buy a PK 2nd hand...maybe....but it def helps somethimes

 

[Junior]

Powerbug, was on sale at AG and they threw a bag and brolley holder in for next to nothing. Never let me down in the 12 months i have had it.

 

[Tommo21]

PK freeway 2, play on average 5 times or more a week through the season, had it over two years, got a spare battery, never needed it yet, as good as new and never missed a beat.

 

[palindromicbob]

Gokart here due to great service. Got it as my knees are a bit knackered, that and I need all the energy I have just to hit the ball. Used to have a Motocaddy S1 but the axle broke and was to much hassle to sort out due to wear on some other minor parts. Oh and if anyone wants spare drive wheels for an S1 just PM me. Could be handy to attach a set of hedgehog covers to without paying a fortune for specific ones (if they even exist) or put screws into your normal ones.

 

[Hendo007]

Got a new Motocaddy in October there, used some winnings I had form coming second in an open and the rest of my account in the pro shop, covered about half of the total cost. The other half I was given as a birthday present. So far its been great.

 

[chrisd]

Go Kart. For my money, the best value, small compact, functional (substance over style) and the best after care in golf

Add me to that list

Also because it's really stable on hills as well


Chris

 

[drawboy]

Powerpro Trojan for me, basically a Chinese powercaddy clone, tell you what though I've had it 3 years and apart from a new battery it has been great. I'd love a new one but it will not die.

 

[Jonny]

Powerbug Sport Digital.

Got it in Costco with a 36 hole battery for 200 quid (after we got the VAT back). It's done 54 holes on the supplied battery with a single charge, it folds down to a tiny space and the aftersales from both Costco and Powerbug is excellent... I can get any component sent to me within a couple of days (I broke the bag strap being dopey).

 

[G1BB0]

Powerbug sport

it was 80 quid off ebay and works a treat, doddle to put up and down and spares readily available. The battery I got was cream crackered but fortunately my employer uses Yuasa batteries as backups and when they replaced them I nabbed a few of the old ones, 36ah and go for ever

 

[swanny32]

+1 for Go Kart, best purchase I have ever made.

 

[SimonS]

Add me in as another GoKart owner.

If Ronseal made trolleys......................

 

[swanny32]

The best thing about the GoKart is how compact it is. Superb design and a real head turner.