Confidence Titanium Deluxe 3 Wheel Golf Trolley

Advantages: Quality
Disadvantages: Price

...I did quite a lot of research before plumping for this. Lured by the idea of finishing 18 holes while still feeling quite fresh I dug deep and spent what I consider to be a lot of money - £530 - for the trolley together with a Powakaddy Deluxe bag, Rain Cover & Unbrella Holder. This was no easy decision, I am in my 30's and regularly play with guys in their 50's and 60's who manfully battle on with a carry bag so I knew I'd get some stick. And I have to say, it was a great decision. And I think that secretly my playing partners are quite jealous. I have always considered Powakaddy to be the Rolls Royce of powered trolleys and so far my perception has proved correct. I have friends who spent £150 - £200 on other makes and their experience has been woeful, it's all too often back at the manufacturers being repaired under warranty rather... Read review

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Advantages: Hits the ball a long way with a high degree of accuracy
Disadvantages: Quite expensive (But not the dearest on the market!)

...they are very easy to hit, getting the ball airborne very quickly and keeping it there for a long time. There are plenty of other golfers out there who must agree with me, because even at a time when manufacturer’s Callaway and TaylorMade are dominant in the woods market, Adams Tight Lies still managed to top the fairway woods sales charts in the USA for three consecutive years from 1999 to 2001. ~ ~ The technology of the clubs is sound. They have the maximum legal “COR factor”, which is the amount of bounce you get when the club head makes contact with the golf ball. (Don’t ask me how they manage to measure it, but they do!) The face of the club is made from ultra-thin titanium, and they are available in 3, 5, 7, and 9 woods, with varying degrees of loft and different flex of shafts to suit the games of everyone from the top professional down... Read review

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...”, who’s job it is to hump and carry for the pros, and generally tend to their every need. Having actually carried out this thankless task for a number of golf pros over the years, (I know a fair few) let me tell you these “bag carriers” earn every last shilling of their wages, that are not that great unless their man happens to figure prominently in the money list. ~ ~ So since around the 1960’s most golfers have not carried their clubs and equipment, but use what is known as a “caddy-cart”, a contraption which looks rather like a two-wheeled shopping trolley, on which they place their bag to push or pull round the course. Before this time most caddy-carts were cumbersome, heavy affairs, which sat outside the local professionals shop for hire, and were used infrequently (if ever) by most golfers... Read review

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