TROLLEYS Taking the Strain
With one third of trolleys said to be purchased in an on course pro shop, what should you be stocking this year?
Stewart Golf X9 Follow The X9 Follow is the latest generation of the X-Series from Stewart. It was originally designed as a Follow golf trolley, but as well as its ‘Follow’ mode, the X9 Follow also comes with full remote control functionality that existing customers will be familiar with.
www.stewartgolf.com
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Motocaddy S7 Remote The first remote control model from Motocaddy boasts one of the trolley sector’s most sophisticated guidance systems. It utilises two motors to provide impressive power and precision, plus a fourth wheel to ensure stability on the most challenging golf course terrains. The clever electronics make it possible to switch from remote to manual control if required.
www.motocaddy.com
Stewart Golf R1 Push Trolley While the folded size of the new R1 Push is 33% smaller than the outgoing Z3, the console of the machine has four times more volume and more features than its predecessor. Specially designed self adjusting bag jaws will accommodate any style of stand, cart or tour bag, and an innovative new silicone bag strap both adjusts to bag size and grips at the same time.
www.stewartgolf.com
Motocaddy M1 Lite The twin-tube frame and triple-hinge system allows the M1 Lite to fold down to less than half the size of an S-Series push model. Oversize wheels, a foot- operated parking brake, plus an insulated food/beverage pouch provide exceptional value and convenience. An integrated Accessory Station can accommodate up to four accessories at any one time.
www.motocaddy.com
Axglo TriLite push cart Axglo push carts are formed from ultra-durable aircraft grade aluminium, making them extremely lightweight (12lbs) for a smooth ride throughout the duration of a round. Axglo’s innovative ‘gliding’ system, featured across the line, completely eliminates scratches that can occur when opening and closing other push carts on the market.
www.northerngolf.co.uk
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