Testers Announced (4) MOTOCADDY Electric Cart

[Peejer]

First name:  P.J.

City & State:  Highlands Ranch, CO (outside of Denver)

Do you currently walk the majority of your rounds:  Walk with a pushcart, played 105 rounds in 2020.

Do you use a push cart now, if yes which one:  Clicgear 3.5+

 

I've been thinking that at some point I'd like to switch to an Electric cart, this would be an amazing opportunity!

[thom55]

I walk about about 54 holes per week. I'm 66 years old and I carry a bag.  I hate pushing a cart, that's why I carry. I'd would love to try your cart.  I live in Boise, Idaho. 

[Cmac3038]

Chase

Augusta, GA

I walk 90% of my rounds (the other 10% is when my father-in-law would be too drunk for me to carry him plus my clubs while he’s drinking a beer/hole). Unrelated, is the weight limit for the motocaddy enough to carry a drunk overweight man?

I currently use a Sun Mountain speed cart GX.

Appreciate y’all!

[Vikjg]

 

Viktor

Columbus, OH

I walk all of my rounds, usually on the course 5 days a week.

I always carry my bag.

 

 

 

[Griffgotgame]

Fred

Arlington, TX

I walk in average 2 rounds a week. Could do more.

Currently rock an old school Sunmountain speed cart v1 with original rubber tires. Talk about needing an upgrade! 

[Steven K]

Steven 

Aptos, Ca.

I walk as much as possible, but after playing golf for 67 years, it’s getting a bit tough even if I’m pushing a cart.

Clicgear 3.0

[Darryl]

Darryl

Accord, NY

I use my Sun Mountain pushcart anytime I play 18, about once per week. If I’m only playing 9 I’ll carry.

[Caryp]

On 3/19/2021 at 1:29 PM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

 Testers Wanted (4)

When the pandemic hit last year, lots of things changed in golf. Courses were closed for a while, then they reopened with restrictions. One of those restrictions involved cart use. Either courses prohibited two people--not from the same household--from sharing a golf cart, or people just felt more comfortable not sitting a foot from a total stranger for the better part of four to five hours. So many golfers took to foot, as in walking for their rounds.

The result created a demand like never seen before in push carts, with many companies selling out of them by May. Another area that had huge success was the electric push carts segment.  After all, given the choice would you rather:

A: Carry a 25-pound bag for all five miles
B: Push that 25-pound bag for all five miles
C: Just, you know, walk for all five miles

Ask about anyone, and  nearly all reasonably non-maniacal types would pick C.

That's where MOTOCADDY and it's M5 & M7 series comes in. 

According to staff writer, John Barba, "using the remote-control Motocaddy M7 is like having R2D2 as your caddie."

But we want to know what our readers think. We are looking for current walkers/push cart users, who are open to trying an electric push cart. We are looking for both men and women testers, that reside in the US.  

We want you to test/review and keep the MOTOCADDY and let our membership know what you think. 

 

How to Apply

In A Post Below List the following Information

First name 

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.

Cary
Sandy, UT

Walk approximately 60 rounds a year, year round, all conditions.  Home course is at 4800’ on the side of the Wasatch range. Lots of up and down.   Use a Click Gear model.  

[Kitchentime]

Nick

Riverside, CA

Yes, about 1-2 times a week

Yes, Clicgear 3.5+

[Jack Degs]

John

Pittsburgh, PA

I would like to walk more often but the traditional push carts are a pain on the hilly courses I play in western PA. I would love to try this cart and give a real workout. I currently use whatever the course provides.

[gymflake]

Shawn 

Los Angeles, California

Play twice a week and always walk one of those!. 

Currently using Alphred E-Wheels with a Click Gear Rovik.  

 

 

 

 

 

[ld0776]

Larry

Oklahoma City, OK

walk some of my rounds

Use a bag boy 4 wheel push cart.

[ckeller52]

First name = Charles

City & State = Skokie & Illinois

Do you currently walk the majority of your rounds = Yes

Do you use a push cart now, if yes which one = I use a Clicgear 3.5 with an Alphard E Wheels V2.

I really just what to see what the testers say about the MotoCaddy. I love my E Wheels V2 and would be hard pressed to change but if you want to try and convince me I'm open to that also. Good luck all.  

Edited March 21, 2021 by ckeller52

[FadedOne08]

On 3/19/2021 at 12:29 PM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

 Testers Wanted (4)

When the pandemic hit last year, lots of things changed in golf. Courses were closed for a while, then they reopened with restrictions. One of those restrictions involved cart use. Either courses prohibited two people--not from the same household--from sharing a golf cart, or people just felt more comfortable not sitting a foot from a total stranger for the better part of four to five hours. So many golfers took to foot, as in walking for their rounds.

The result created a demand like never seen before in push carts, with many companies selling out of them by May. Another area that had huge success was the electric push carts segment.  After all, given the choice would you rather:

A: Carry a 25-pound bag for all five miles
B: Push that 25-pound bag for all five miles
C: Just, you know, walk for all five miles

Ask about anyone, and  nearly all reasonably non-maniacal types would pick C.

That's where MOTOCADDY and it's M5 & M7 series comes in. 

According to staff writer, John Barba, "using the remote-control Motocaddy M7 is like having R2D2 as your caddie."

But we want to know what our readers think. We are looking for current walkers/push cart users, who are open to trying an electric push cart. We are looking for both men and women testers, that reside in the US.  

We want you to test/review and keep the MOTOCADDY and let our membership know what you think. 

 

How to Apply

In A Post Below List the following Information

First name 

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.

Steve 

Sonora, CA 

I walk all of my rounds.

Sun Mountain Pathfinder Series 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[KsTony]

Tony

Overland Park, KS

Currently walk all rounds

Clicgear 4.0

 

 

 

 

 

 

[CarlosCS]

Carlos

Carol Stream, IL

I walk every round, I play every Saturday and Sunday, weather permitting 

I use a push cart Caddymaster Golf 360 

[Bighappy4]

Zan

San Antonio, TX

I started walking some last year in an effort to get healthier and loose weight.  I walk third of the time, but would love to be able to walk more.  

My club currently has two Club Car motorized trolleys that I take.  Both work off Bluetooth and I would love to have something more reliable.  

[Tanner9943]

On 3/19/2021 at 3:29 PM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

 Testers Wanted (4)

When the pandemic hit last year, lots of things changed in golf. Courses were closed for a while, then they reopened with restrictions. One of those restrictions involved cart use. Either courses prohibited two people--not from the same household--from sharing a golf cart, or people just felt more comfortable not sitting a foot from a total stranger for the better part of four to five hours. So many golfers took to foot, as in walking for their rounds.

The result created a demand like never seen before in push carts, with many companies selling out of them by May. Another area that had huge success was the electric push carts segment.  After all, given the choice would you rather:

A: Carry a 25-pound bag for all five miles
B: Push that 25-pound bag for all five miles
C: Just, you know, walk for all five miles

Ask about anyone, and  nearly all reasonably non-maniacal types would pick C.

That's where MOTOCADDY and it's M5 & M7 series comes in. 

According to staff writer, John Barba, "using the remote-control Motocaddy M7 is like having R2D2 as your caddie."

But we want to know what our readers think. We are looking for current walkers/push cart users, who are open to trying an electric push cart. We are looking for both men and women testers, that reside in the US.  

We want you to test/review and keep the MOTOCADDY and let our membership know what you think. 

 

How to Apply

In A Post Below List the following Information

First name 

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.

 

 

 

Tanner

Queensbury, New York

I walk 80-90% of the time

I use a Clicgear 3.5

[HittOD]

I am 57 years old and have been golfing since age 13.  I'm a 7 handicap and walk at my home course except when forced to ride, such as in tournaments.    For over twelve years I had been using an off brand electric trolley, and  have spent many hours rigging it when things break.   Last year I bought a used Bat-Caddy X3R from about the 2011 era and have replaced some parts on it to make it work correctly. 

  I have an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, and worked as an engineer before a career as an optometrist.   I have considered that most electric golf trolleys have design flaws which I would address if I worked for the manufacturer.   Structural integrity at key points of the carts  is a common problem in my mind.    One must often push the cart handle down to lift the front tire(s) off the ground in order to negotiate obstacles, and this is true for remote control carts and non-remote control carts.   This is one of the stresses which over time causes structural failure. as I think designers don't consider this action, and consider that all wheels (usually three) will be touching the ground the majority of the time.  

I would be glad to be a tester for this electric golf trolley.

Bob

Edited March 21, 2021 by HittOD
spelling error

[Gambz71]

Anthony 

Staten Island, NY

Walk all my rounds

currently using the Clic Gear 3.5+