New 2010 first electric trolley photos
Please see the first of the new 2010 model from Precision electric golf trolleys below!
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New Facelift Precision Electric Golf Trolleys
Our new facelift Precision Golf Trolleys are due to be on sale from January 2010. This model is an evolution from our very succesful Precision 18 and 36 models.
It incorporates the new angular design for increased strength and better looks. Although we have had a very successful frame design we are always striving for a better top lead brand on the market, these electric golf trolleys we believe meet the demand of the modern golfer, for price reliability and top quality specifications and manufacture.
Below are some photos of the latest facelift frame.
Golf Trolleys
There are a few good quality golf trolleys on the market ranging from Powakaddy, Hillbilly, Motocaddy, Stewart, Precision and others. So what is the difference between good golf trolleys and a less desirable product or dealer? Longevity in the market with a good customer base and well prepared brochures or literature available. These companies tend to have good publicity and PR gurus working on their presence and publications. Most of these models have a long service history and customer service record.
So what makes a good golf trolley? Below are a few headings to take into consideration when buying a golf trolley. [Read more →]
New Golf Trolleys Release May 2009
New Electric Golf Trolleys
Electric Golf Trolley Network has released a date for their new range of golf trolleys supplied by Precision Golf Trolleys. According to Sales Director Jim Mathieson, the new range is to be launched in May and shall be on sale direct from their website from the 11th May 2009.
Jim was appointed in February and his skills in turning the business around to a completely new product range and manufacturer, offering a new design in golf trolleys, he believes will [Read more →]
Maintaining Golf Trolleys
Most golfers nowadays have their own golf trolley, whether it is a two wheeled pull trolley or a three wheeled electric trolley. With the advancement in technology and components, electric golf trolleys are becoming more popular, in fact at least half of regular golfers own an electric golf trolley. Golfers are realising the benefits which come with using a powered trolley, allowing them to enjoy their game by taking the stress and strain out of the three to four hours of possibly carrying or pulling a set of clubs around. It is important to remember owning a golf trolley and making it last does require some maintenance.
Maintaining a golf trolley is important if you intend to expect a long life out of a it. It is essential to [Read more →]
A history of golf trolleys
Golf trolleys home page
A pull golf trolley was the original help to golfers in getting them round the course with there golf clubs. Remember years back it was not only common to have less clubs in the bag but half sets or clubs were very common. This meant instead of Driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, an iron set of 3,4,5,6,7,8,9, Pitching Wedge, Sand Wedge and Putter. Golfers would carry a half set, usually consisting of 2# wood’s an iron set of 3, 5, 7, 9, and Sand Wedge or Pitching Wedge and Putter, around 7 or 8 clubs instead of the full set of 13 or 14 clubs. With most golfers having many less than the full set of clubs in their golf bags, the bags were much lighter to carry and therefore there was not such an urgency to purchase a pull trolley.
The first golf trolleys had a narrow wheel breadth/tread, and at the time was not a problem but [Read more →]
Pull Golf Trolleys
What are the advantages and disadvantages of pull golf trolleys?
Disadvantages of pull trolleys
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They can cause discomfort to your back by the nature of the pulling action which twists the spine
- On hilly courses they are sometimes more difficult to pull over carrying
- You can not take on to prepared surfaces, or greens, teeing areas, etc.
- They take as much room as most modern electric golf trolleys.
- Going through some longer grass especially wet they can become very difficult to pull.
Advantages of pull trolleys
The Latest Craze in Electric golf trolleys?
Over the last couple of years a new mobility device has become more prevalent, although it is totally unorthodox in its method of transport and looks it seems to be making headway in terms of sales. This device is now being marketed to the golfers as the latest design in electric golf trolleys.
How practical is this new 2 wheeled golf trolley device for golfers?
There are advantages and disadvantages but many people are sure this is not [Read more →]
Golf Trolley Battery
Golf Trolleys - Battery Explanations Maintenance and Support
Battery Description
A gel battery known as a gel cell is a VRLA battery with a jellified electrolyte; the sulphuric acid is mixed with a silica fume, which makes the resulting mass gel-like and immobile. Unlike a traditional wet-cell lead-acid battery, these batteries do not need to be kept upright (though they cannot be charged inverted). In addition, gel batteries virtually eliminate [Read more →]
Benefits of having an electric trolley
Many better golfers are realising the benefits of having an electric trolley, not only for one golf round but for 36 holes, i.e. two rounds of golf. A well known fact throughout the sporting world is; your stamina drops over the time of playing in proportion to your mental strength and clarity of thinking. This lack of both mental and physical stamina can lead to poor physical co-ordination hence poor swings resulting in poor shots. You only have to look at Andy Murray the tennis player to see the difference in 2009 of having better strength and stamina does to ones paying abilities. As most of us don’t have the resources, time and age to allow us to train like Andy Murray, we have to look elsewhere for us to save our energies.
As your mental ability decreases with lack of mental stamina as does your concentration leading to poor judgement and also poor co-ordination. This all leads to a golf round which loses shot after shot due to these factors, especially in either the last few holes of a round or a second round. An electric golf trolley should [Read more →]