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Trolley Dash A selection of trolleys available on the market


PowaKaddy FW7


The company’s design team has taken the brand to the next level by introducing a host of new technologies, including a Plug ‘n’ Play Battery System and a robust PowaFrame. RRP from £445


Motocaddy M1 Lite


The M1 Lite push trolley weighs only 6 kg and includes a newly-styled ergonomic handle, developed to make the trolley comfortable to hold and easy to push. It also boasts several features, including an integrated accessory station, a food and beverage pouch and a foot-operated parking brake. RRP £149.99


www.powakaddy.co.uk


Stewart Golf X9 Follow Trolley


The X9 Follow is specifically 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. RRP £1499


www.stewartgolf.co.uk


Stewart Golf Z3 Push Trolley


The latest incarnation of the Z3 has a number of new improvements including revised bag jaws to hold all golf bags, a revised quick release mechanism and a two step folding mechanism. RRP £189


www.motocaddy.com


Big Max Ti1000 AutoFold


This trolley combines Big Max’s bestselling trolley, the Ti1000, and the folding system from its AutoFold trolley. With a compact design and stable construction that accommodates even the largest Tour bag, and with Big Max’s Auto-Fix mechanism, it folds away in seconds. SRP £149.99


Ultra V series from PowerBug is the fi st golf trolley that will alert you to increasing and harmful UV radiation levels. RRP from £350 www.powerbug.co.uk


www.bigmaxgolf.co.uk


Golf Skate Caddy Personal Transporter


A socially appealing, single person transporter, providing safe, fun and faster independent game play for players of all ages. RRP Contact Supplier


www.stewartgolf.co.uk 26 SGBGOLF


www.golfskatecaddy.com


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