Golf is having a moment. The number of worldwide players surged by 34% prior to the pandemic and has increased a further 15% since 2020, with the number of women players in the UK tripling. It’s no surprise that more and more couples are meeting on the course.
A recent study by the Colorado Center for Health & Sports Science has found that playing golf while using a push cart (PC) or electric trolley (ET) rather than a motorised cart (MC), increases health benefits, improves mental focus and reduces scores.
Motocaddy is introducing its proven CONNECT GPS technology into its latest manual model to create the ultimate feature-packed push trolley.
PowaKaddy has launched a cart bag promotion in the run up to Christmas. You get a free cart bag when you buy any lithium–powered trolley. Simples.
Motocaddy has expanded its popular push trolley range with the introduction of three new models incorporating innovative design and standout features to create the brand’s biggest–ever push trolley offering.
Golfers have really connected with the world’s first Smart Cart as sales of the new S5 CONNECT electric trolley have exceeded expectations according to Motocaddy.
The popular, luxurious four-star Lindner Golf & Wellness Resort Portals Nous, in Mallorca, is to undergo a €6m renovation and expansion during the winter, ahead of the 2019 holiday season.
Motocaddy, the world’s biggest-selling electric trolley brand, is introducing a new trolley that gives golfers a superb hands-free option for transporting clubs on the golf course.
Golfstream, the Kent based trolley manufacturer and sole distributor of CaddyCell lithium batteries have launched their new lightweight waterproof cart bag. Weighing in at a miniscule 2.1kg, including rain hood and carry strap, the new Golfstream waterproof cart bag combines new styling and a host of useful features that are sure to delight any golfer.
It's always great to hear good news from independent British manufacturers, and Stewart Golf are absolutely flying!
We love carrying a golf bag. Even though we're constantly told carrying is bad for our backs, and that everyone should use a trolley, you don't feel like a real man if you're not carrying your golf bag. It's generally quicker too, not having to go down out of the way paths, and maneuver around greens. And we support anything that keeps the game quick. So hat's off to Ogio for their Shoxx X4 Suspension straps that take the strain off when carrying.
Motocaddy plans to add a First Aid function to its popular GPS app that will give golfers access to rapid medical assistance if suddenly taken seriously ill out on the course and provide playing partners with CPR instructions and emergency contacts.
