Testers Announced (4) MOTOCADDY Electric Cart

[Mark G. L. 0]

I discovered that carrying a bag is a big disadvantage, when I was much younger the fatigue factor is huge later in rounds.  Leads to bad form and off-line shots.  

As a sixty-three year old with a hip replacement, walking the course(s) is required exercise.  Any powered cart would gain my favor, (possible bias warning) I am accustomed to experimentation.  Used to do club repair as work.  I foresee the biggest differences to be on hilly courses and planning your approaches to any side-hill lies to be more tricky.  Do the motors have enough power, do the braking methods hold - without dumping your bag.  

If I could afford, and justify the costs, I would buy one today.  Which brand and model are the best value?  I look forward to knowing to answer.  If I am part of the testing, of not.

[MattA521 0]

Count me in!

Matt Adorno

West Deptford, NJ

I walk every round with the current situation to be safe. 2-3 rounds per week and one range session. 

I’m using a Caddytek 3.0

[KG251 0]

Kyle 

Boise, Idaho

90% of my rounds I am walking courses in the foothills of the Sawtooth Mountains currently pushing a Bag Boy Quad XL

[GermanZN 0]

German Zavala. San Antonio TX 

I walk 3 rounds a week.

Currently using Sun Mountain speed Cart V1

[Ghovekamp 0]

Greg,

Redondo Beach, CA

I walk every round.

Using BagBoy Nitron

[maswood 0]

-Masis
-Duarte, CA
-Yes. I like walking because it keeps me at a smooth tempo with my game. Don't feel like I'm rushing to play fast and I score better than riding.
-I use a Clicgear 4.0 three wheeler with an Ogio Alpha Convoy cart bag. I would love to test out an electric push cart to see how it performs on hills and compare my fatigue.

Thank you



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[Andy White 0]

I walk all of my rounds on a very hilly course. I usually  use my push cart but I have been thinking of purchasing an battery powered cart. Motocaddy was one that I was looking at, along with several others.

[JCbogey 10]

Jason

Kingsley, Pennsylvania

Walk 30 plus rounds a year, I mostly carry these days, sold my bag boy 2 seasons ago.

I would love to put this through the test of some good hilly terrain here.

 

[Jbull 0]

John Bullinger 

Howell, MI

Walk 18 holes a week with a rental cart and would love the opportunity to test the electric option! 

 

 

 

 

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Josh 

Yorktown, VA

have walked the majority of my rounds over the last couple years

Using whatever the clubhouse has to rent

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Tony

Gleneden Beach, OR

I walk approximately 25% of my rounds and carry my bag when I do.   I would walk 90% (everything but tournaments) if I owned this. 

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19 hours ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Graham Frank

Chicago, IL

I walk about 15% of the rounds I play

I don’t use a pushcart right now, but would definitely be open to trying one. I mainly don’t walk because carrying my bag is a pain, but that could change if there was a pushcart I enjoyed using.

 

 

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City & State

Do you currently walk the majority of your rounds

Do you use a push cart now, if yes which one

That's it. We'll be selecting the testers in the next 7 to 10 days.  So check back here to see if you have been chosen.

 

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Michael

Port Angeles, WA

I walk as many rounds as I can

I use an old Bagboy push cart

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Johnny                                             
Villa Rica Ga

I use to walk 100 percent of the time but as I got older it was too hard. I have owned several electric carts that just didn’t stand up to the grind. I would love to test and compare this motocaddy to the previous carts that I have owned to see how it would hold up in the long haul.

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Austin 

Fort Worth, Texas 

I typically walk 2-3 times a week.

I am currently using an older sun mountain model. 

[medicieric 0]

Eric 

Winterville, NC 

walked ~20 rounds last season, and I use whatever push carts are available for rent or free at my local courses. I’ve been wanting to buy a push cart, so maybe this season is the one where I finally pull the trigger!

[Dfloss 0]

Hello! I am active duty military and play at our home course at Tinker AFB in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I walk 95% of the time, carrying my bag, playing 2-3 rounds a week. Happy to join the test team!

 

David

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Tom 

Saratoga, NY 

I walk about 95% of my rounds.

ClicGear 2.0 push cart currently. 

 

 

[Dr_Ew_Adams 0]

First name: Drew

City & State: Zionsville, IN

Do you currently walk the majority of your rounds:  yes, about 3/4

Do you use a push cart now, if yes which one: yes, Sun Mountain

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Brandon

Logan, Utah

only walk a few every year

the course rental push carts