 Anybody tried the Caddie Yak electric trolley yet?
Got a second chance offer from ebay for £92 + £15 p&p
Or should I just carry? only in my thirties but you lot seem to think that electric trolly's make a huge differance.
Cheers
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 try a sun mountain push trolley. less to go wrong (no batteries to fail or forget) My phisio told me my pull trolley was bad for my back but a push one was much better. once you get used to all the pram jokes it is well worth it.
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Just looked and they are more expensive than the electric trolley?
Forgot to mention that I tend to flag at the end of my round and was hoping this would help. (I Know, I'm working at my fitness)
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 ah dandy don - what you need is a can of red bull on the 12th tee.
Played montly medal today incorporating the RB final 5, (best score on last 5 holes qualifies) .......
awesome!!!!!
until the 17th
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You get what you pay for. a lot of my friends have the teltale eletric trolley for £300.00. I Bought a remote control golf trolley for less than that on ebay. a powercaddy one is £650. I sent back for a refund my remote control trolley due to about 6 breakdowns. what I am tring to say is you may be better paying more for a reputable trolley from your local store. I had to send mine back twice for repair £70.00 in carrige charges. so read the small print before you buy.
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 Got to agree with John here, here begins the rant.
That’s why I think eBay is the biggest crock of expletive going. There are so many items on eBay that are more expensive than to buy brand new in a shop, where at least you will get a one-year guarantee. That’s without considering the fact the seller might send you a fake item (ok granted you look at their feedback which helps immensely but still no guarantee), or a buyer may bounce their PayPal with charge back (or what ever it is called). It’s such a huge mind field with what I see very few pay backs.
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Just been offered another trolley by another 2nd chance on ebay for £60 + £15 p&p
Does sound a bit cheap though.Still can't see why the three wheel push carts are so expensive though, they are only some metal and some wheels and at £130 they are taking the mickey.
Keep on lugging then
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At the risk of repeating myself YOU GET WHAT YO PAY FOR. It is very well made.
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Defo not going for it now and agree what you pay for is what you get but (there's always a but!)
With regards to the Sun mountain push cart
IMHO A few aluminium tubes welded together,add some wheels add a brake, does not constitute £130,there is very little cost to these components and I'm guessing they are assembled in China so labour is cheap.
So where do they get their RRP from?
Not trying to offend JF
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Id you don't want to pay £130 try this instead.I got one and it's excellant.
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&langId=-1&catalogId=3801&productId=150430&Trail=C%24cip%3D28405.Sports%2Band%2Bleisure%3EC%24cip%3D28442.Golf&categoryId=28442
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Cheers Smudge,
thats exactly what I mean,got vouchers from work to spend as well so double bonus.
DD
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none taken.
If I had seen it before I might have been tempted.
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 People get your self down to MAKRO.
They are selling an Electric cart for
only £90.00 cant go wrong with that.
No need to spend tons on it.
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 Smudger is tht an electric push trolley?
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dandy don...you're in your thirties but getting an electric buggy ?
you are a disgrace. i hope you're worn down with the grief you get.
shame on you.
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Is this trolley electric
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&langId=-1&catalogId=3801&productId=150430&Trail=C%24cip%3D28405.Sports%2Band%2Bleisure%3EC%24cip%3D28442.Golf&categoryId=28442
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No John it's a push trolley.
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I know but a serious knee injury has been giving me grief,going to take about a year of physio to get it right as rain again.
I was brought up to believe carry until you no longer can,but I think I can handle the ribbing for a year (beats the hell out of the pain I have gone through)
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Can anybody tell me how to get in touch with 'Field and Scott/Stackmhigh' please? I need a new part!!
Regards
W.
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 Don, this game gives most of us enough grief without needing pain on top. If an electric trolley helps get you round pain free then use one and ignore the snide comments. Just for info the England juniors are ordered not to carry their clubs when playing and advised to use electric trolleys whenever possible.
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