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Golf Clubs and Electric Trolly
- Thread starter NathanZ4C
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Interesting information Nathan. I've never owned a coupe, although always loved the design. The boot space of the Z4 has always been a big selling point for me and the ability to fit 2 full sets of gear + shoes / etc in the boot is something that will forever separate it from other 2 seater rivals.
I've had a push trolley (Stewart Z3) and that goes in the boot easily with the full bag (driver and woods still in), but I've never had an electric one due to the extra size, weight and hassle. Unfortunately I have no power in the garage and am just too lazy to carry batteries about, charge them up, carry them back down, plug everything in, etc.
I've had a push trolley (Stewart Z3) and that goes in the boot easily with the full bag (driver and woods still in), but I've never had an electric one due to the extra size, weight and hassle. Unfortunately I have no power in the garage and am just too lazy to carry batteries about, charge them up, carry them back down, plug everything in, etc.
I played 2 days in a row last week. The second lot of 18 i did was really hilly. Im probably young enough to carry. However i noticed with the hills and the rain we have i get a real stiff neck and shoulders for the following days after.
I toyed with the idea of a push trolly but wanted to get something decent if i was going down that route like the Clicgear 3.5 but given the price of that i thought i might as well pay the extra money.
I can usually get 2 carry bags with full sets of clubs and 2 shoe bag in the back of the coupe fairly easy. The motocaddy is small enough to fit with some space to spare but im not sure ill get more than one bag in. Looks like my mate will have to go in his own car.
I toyed with the idea of a push trolly but wanted to get something decent if i was going down that route like the Clicgear 3.5 but given the price of that i thought i might as well pay the extra money.
I can usually get 2 carry bags with full sets of clubs and 2 shoe bag in the back of the coupe fairly easy. The motocaddy is small enough to fit with some space to spare but im not sure ill get more than one bag in. Looks like my mate will have to go in his own car.
AndyJ said:Interesting information Nathan. I've never owned a coupe, although always loved the design. The boot space of the Z4 has always been a big selling point for me and the ability to fit 2 full sets of gear + shoes / etc in the boot is something that will forever separate it from other 2 seater rivals.
I've had a push trolley (Stewart Z3) and that goes in the boot easily with the full bag (driver and woods still in), but I've never had an electric one due to the extra size, weight and hassle. Unfortunately I have no power in the garage and am just too lazy to carry batteries about, charge them up, carry them back down, plug everything in, etc.
This is good to hear! New set coming this week and I was praying they would fit in the roadster's boot, totally agree about the space its a god send!