Putting_Green_Pro
Q-School Graduate
Ok so you have £400 set aside to spend on a trolley (bag already been purchased!). Which trolley would you choose (in the poll below) and WHY?
What would you do?
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HawkeyeMS
Ryder Cup Winner
Sorry can't help. I know nothing about trolleys.
drawboy
Tour Winner
Upon my command release hell, oh and the plastic pig brigade!!!!! daft question to ask on here 
Putting_Green_Pro
Q-School Graduate
Upon my command release hell, oh and the plastic pig brigade!!!!! daft question to ask on here
I am expecting a fight for gokarts but not getting it haha! I thought i would ask on here rather than the shop because they will obviously steer me away from the cheaper push trolley
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
A what now?
Sorry, I'm too young to be giving opinions on such matters
(I realise this statement is going to come back and kick me square in the family jewels one day).
Sorry, I'm too young to be giving opinions on such matters
(I realise this statement is going to come back and kick me square in the family jewels one day).
drawboy
Tour Winner
Take a look at my ride, Trojan 250 sport, from powerpro golf. I haven't had a days trouble out of it and for less than £200 quid I love it. Have a search for it on't net
Putting_Green_Pro
Q-School Graduate
A what now?
Sorry, I'm too young to be giving opinions on such matters
(I realise this statement is going to come back and kick me square in the family jewels one day).
Your too young? Im 16
only getting one because of dodgy knees and back from a rugby tackleEaseNgrace
Q-School Graduate
I can recommend the Motocaddy S1 Lite. I have one and I don't see the need for anything more unless your course is really hilly.
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
A what now?
Sorry, I'm too young to be giving opinions on such matters
(I realise this statement is going to come back and kick me square in the family jewels one day).
Your too young? Im 16
Youth of today *grumble* 
Tommo21
Tour Winner
What about that other make that gives you good service when it breaks down.
drawboy
Tour Winner
Dodgy knees at 16, I put my knees through a lot at 16 still could carry a bag though.
still could carry a bag though.level5s
Head Pro
Personally I would go for the manual push version.
Use the extra cash for more golf related items; clothes, clubs, lessons, green fees.
Use the extra cash for more golf related items; clothes, clubs, lessons, green fees.
HughJars
Q-School Graduate
Likewise, and if they cost that much, I never will. Absolutely obscene.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I have an electric trolley (not one of the above). When I bought mine, push trolleys had just come out and were rare. If I was buying now, I would get a push trolley.
They are easy to push.
They fold down very small.
There is no battery to charge.
There is no battery to remember to pack.
The mud clearance seems better.
They are lighter when hefting them in and out of the car / garage.
They are easy to push.
They fold down very small.
There is no battery to charge.
There is no battery to remember to pack.
The mud clearance seems better.
They are lighter when hefting them in and out of the car / garage.
HRC99
Journeyman Pro
Motocaddy for me. Sturdy and reliable. The S3 is a very nice piece of kit.
RGDave
Money List Winner
I'm still blowing hot and cold over the idea of an electric trolley. The problem I have is that after a game with my twinline 3, I couldn't ever envisage a powered trolley helping by more than a tiny bit. We have 3 or 4 big hills, OK, so it'd be nice to let the trolley do the work, but I hardly suffer because of it.
There are one or to courses around here where the whole course is up and down, for these, YES! for mine, probably not.
There are one or to courses around here where the whole course is up and down, for these, YES! for mine, probably not.
Pete, grab your knicker elastic and give it a good pull. A light carry bag is not going to agrivate anywhere near as much as the pain in the ass the trolley will cause. Charging batteries, folding it out, cleaning it, folding it back up, warranty calls, transportation etc.
I was a goalie for years and being a stone or two overweight, my knees crack every time I kneel to mark or place a ball on the green, I'd still far rather carry than sheppard the trolley round the allowed areas of the course.
Remember, you arnt even legally an adult yet and you have given up on the additional exercise already!
I was a goalie for years and being a stone or two overweight, my knees crack every time I kneel to mark or place a ball on the green, I'd still far rather carry than sheppard the trolley round the allowed areas of the course.
Remember, you arnt even legally an adult yet and you have given up on the additional exercise already!
viscount17
Money List Winner
none of the above
if you want to push,
sun mountain micro cart or speed cart,
or clic gear (bigger wheels)
if you want to push,
sun mountain micro cart or speed cart,
or clic gear (bigger wheels)
jacetheace
Club Champion
i have a s1 push trolly ,was thinking of getting an electric trolly but im glad i saved the money and when for this.
Putting_Green_Pro
Q-School Graduate
went to talk to the pro and i am definately getting a push trolley. Either the motocaddy s1 lite or clicgear 
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