TROLLEYS & BUGGIES
GOLF LOCKER GX Cruiser The three-wheel Cruiser golf trolley uses the push cart design for an easier ride round the course and the large wheels make the trolley ultra-smooth. RRP £99
www.golf-locker.co.uk
POWERBUG Pro-Tour The PowerBug Pro-Tour is offered with more standard features than any of its predecessors. Being available in a range of different colours, the Lithium configuration i delivered with a 27 hole extended range battery, which includes a 5-year unlimited warranty as standard covering both battery and machine. RRP £550
www.powerbug.co.uk
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POWAKADDY Freeway Digital+ The Digital+ features an ambidex- trous soft grip handle with responsive speed controller and a choice of nine speeds. The Digital Distance Function allows you to send your trolley ahead by approximately 15 ,30 or 45 yards. RRP from £390.00
www.powakaddy.com
YAMAHA Fairway Lounger The insulated Fairway Lounger unit is custom designed specifically or the YTF2. It has four separate compartments and holds up to 16 cases of 355ml cans with ice. With the roomy display cabinet for dry goods - a coffee pot, cupholder and lockable money draw - the unit becomes a complete snack bar on wheels. RRP Contact Supplier
www.yamaha-motor.co.uk
YAMAHA
G29-A Every detail of the G29A is de- signed and engineered to get you around the course. Its bumpers are rated for 8 km per hour impacts. Precision steering and suspension en- sure a sure-footed operation. RRP Contact Supplier
www.yamaha-motor.co.uk
GOLFBOARD Electronic Board The easy to ride electronic board makes getting from one shot to the next just as fun as hitting a great drive or approach shot. The GolfBoard speeds up the game, is easy and intuitive for everyone to ride, has less impact on a course than a golf cart, and allows golfers to surf the golf course in a way that feels similar to snowboarding, surfing or s ateboarding. RRP Contact Supplier
www.golfoard.com
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