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TROLLEYS Taking the strain


Golf trolleys remain a key growth area within the golf market. We showcase a selection currently available.


BIG MAX IQ+ The IQ+ opens up to full size with a one- shake mechanism. The hand brake, storage options and organiser panel means the IQ+ is set to surpass the success of its predecessor, the Big Max IQ. SRP £199.99 www.bigmaxgolf.co.uk


STEWART GOLF Z3 Push Trolley A number of improvements have been made to the design of the Z3 Push. Guaranteed to fit a y stand, cart or tour bag, there is a revised quick release mechanism, a press on/press off oot break and three quick release wheels. RRP £189 www.stewartgolf.co.uk


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GOKART Electric Trolley GoKart is a different take on the electric golf trolley. UK designed and produced, it’s ultra-compact when folded, powerful, robust and really simple to use. RRP from £269 www.gokart.co.uk/trade


GOLF SKATE CADDY Personal Transporter A socially appealing, single person transporter, providing safe, fun and faster independent game play for players of all ages, as they glide across the fairway and over rough terrain towards their next swing. RRP Contact Supplier www.golfskatecaddy.com


ALPHARD GOLF Duo-Evo The Alphard Duo-Evo Golf Trolley offers a simple solution with the integration of the golf bag and push trolley and thus reducing storage space required. RRP £299 www.alphardgolf.com


MOTOCADDY S3 PRO Incorporates a brand new Quickfold system that allows for an even simpler and quicker way of folding the trolley up and down. The S3 also includes an Adjustable Distance Control to set the trolley to travel independently anywhere between 5-60 yards. RRP from £399.99 www.motocaddy.com


GOLF LOCKER Qwik Fold 2.0 The Golf Locker Qwik Fold does exactly what its name suggests and uses a mechanism to fully open or close within one second. RRP £169 www.golf-locker.co.uk


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