Electric cart and bag advice

Rippeditup

Hey, so I am going to splash on a new bag and cart and looking for advice.

I don't mind paying a bit more for something that is solid and also able for 36 holes on a hilly course.

Bag I am thinking titleist staff bag unless there are any really good options I haven't seen.

What's your experiences?

mister gullible

Don't touch Hillbilly- fragile, slow and underpowered. I know, I have one.

Tin_Cup

Have to say my golf glider has lasted years with only new battery's required. Mostly use tour bags on it and no problems at all.

One of the guys we play with picked up a new Freeway and had to return it for repairs at least 3 times. Turns out the problem was his tour bag. Said was too heavy for trolley? Normal titleist tour bag. Thought bit unusual.

Dossy

I have a Motocaddy M1 Pro, delighted with it, folds up smallest out of all of electric trolleys i think.

On the bag, i have a Titleist cart bag, fits ok, straps help, most solid bag is a waterproof Mototcaddy bag for Motocaddy trolley......

Hope this helps

mike12

Hi,
Have a go-kart as do 2 of my mates we are all really happy with it. The 18 hole Battery used to do 36 around Bellewstown but you can get a 36 hole battery with it. The bag really has to match the driver head cover.
Mike

BenEadir

mike12 wrote: »

Hi,
Have a go-kart as do 2 of my mates we are all really happy with it. The 18 hole Battery used to do 36 around Bellewstown but you can get a 36 hole battery with it. The bag really has to match the driver head cover.
Mike

+1

http://www.gokart.ie

Ben

Corkey123

BenThere wrote: »

+1

http://www.gokart.ie

Ben

Have gokart 2 years now and find it great. Battery so far continues to exceed the duration advertised

Golfer50

I too have a GoKart for about 2.5 yrs.
The initial battery wouldn't do 18 holes so it was immediately replaced -a courier to the door. Good service. The "new" battery is now reaching the end of it's life having had, at most, medium use. 85 euro to replace for the 18 hole model. The plastic score card holder cover cracked twice. A plastic clip which holds the handle in a folded position cracked off last week when loading into the car. That being said, it has a powerful motor and can handle any conditions though it seems noisier than other carts. It is quick to assemble and take down and easy to clean. The battery slots in to the frame, making the electrical connections in the process . . . . .usually! The GoKart does have a novel design which is often commented on.
If I was to replace and had the money, I would probably look towards a Golf Glider though. From what I've seen they aren't the prettiest but are very solidly built.

shane0007

I have the MotoCaddy starting its 4th year now on its original battery. Still holding 18 holes with the occasional red light coming on by the 16th but no power loss.
Recently bought the MotoCaddy trolley gloves which are great in this weather.