Motocaddy’s ‘MyCaddy’ service allows golfers to personalise their S1 Digital and S3 Digital trolleys. Golfers can select their own frame and wheel colours, and the trolley can be finished with a personalised message on both sides of the frame.

RRP: £299.99 (S1 Digital); £399.99 (S3 Digital); £80 (maximum cost of personalisation)

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The top-of-the-range PTS Ultra is British designed and built. It features an aluminium ‘Z-folding’ chassis with suspension and an ultrasonic digital controller promising easy speed control. A Kinetic Energy Recovery System should enable battery replenishment during use.

RRP: £599

www.greenhillgolf.co.uk

Stewart says its Z1 push trolley “folds up easier and smaller than any other on the market” in two steps. Made from aero aluminium to be light yet strong, the Z1 comes with a foot-operated parking brake and all three wheels are quick-release.

RRP: £199

www.stewartgolf.com

The PowerBug Pro-Sport Digital has been upgraded to take a lithium battery. PoweBug promises at least 27 holes of golf from its Hurricana Lithium battery, while the trolley is powered by a 200-watt, ‘silent-drive, high-efficiency’ motor.

RRP: £450

www.powerbug.co.uk

The Smart Cart is designed to be lightweight and easy to fold, with one simple shake. It features a handbrake, storage compartment and an organiser panel that even has a pencil sharpener. It comes in White, Black, Red or Silver, and with a five-year warranty.

RRP: £199.99

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The Quick-Fit push trolley is intended to be lightweight, and features an ergonomic handle and scorecard holder. Coming with a wide wheelbase for stability, the brakes are promised to be easy to use, and its fold-up form to be compact.

RRP: £69.95

www.golfsmitheurope.co.uk

The four-wheeled Micro-Cart weighs 13lbs and folds down to a size of 52 cubic inches. The trolley now comes with an ‘E-Z latch’ which should make height adjustment extremely simple. The anodised aluminium frame comes in Red, Black, Blue and Silver.

RRP: £149

www.brandfusionltd.co.uk

The Automatic push trolley has a ‘high modulus ultra lightweight aluminium tubing’, which Bag Boy promises will fold in one swift action, and it comes with fully adjustable bag brackets to cater for all bag types, including junior bags.

RRP: £169.99

www.bagboy.co.uk

The electric Hill Billy Terrain features a three-way folding frame and a 200-Watt motor. Features include a pre-set distance function, and coming with a 12-month guarantee, the Terrrain is available in Black or Silver.

RRP: £289.99

www.hillbilly.co.uk

With design, build and components all from the UK, the Revolution features a patented quick-release folding mechanism. It comes in Black, Orange, Lime and White and 18 or 36-hole batteries are available in lead acid or lithium.

RRP: £458

www.golfstream.co.uk

The four-wheel Quattro features a patented ‘glide-folding’ mechanism, promising the ‘smoothest’ of set-ups, while folded up the trolley is only two feet long. The

Quattro also comes with holders for an umbrella, bottle and balls.

RRP: £169.99

www.mastersgolf.co.uk

The GT2 features a control to allow the trolley to move forward in distances of 10, 20, or 30 metres.

It also comes with an upgraded 27-hole lead-acid battery, complete with foil-lined battery bag for improved performance.

RRP: £499.99

www.thesportshq.com

The Touch is ‘intuitive’, as it sets its speed according to how fast the golfer is walking, rather than requiring golfers to use a roller to control speed. The Touch achieves this via a touch-sensitive handle.

RRP: £399

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The X7 is 8kg lighter than its predecessor the X5, as the X5’s lead-acid battery has been replaced by lithium. The X7 should offer the golfer up to 30% more performance efficiency than the X5, and both trolley and battery come with a two-year warranty.

RRP: £999

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The Twinline III is made with a lightweight aluminium frame and features low-profile wheels with raised-centre treads, that should clip on with ease. The push trolley is finished with a soft grip and telescopic handle, and comes in Black or White.

RRP: £149.99

www.powakaddy.com

LitePower says its lithium battery lasts five times longer than a standard lead acid battery, and weighs only 2.2kg - approximately 75% lighter than lead. Designed to fit any mainstream trolley, it can be fully charged from empty in less than 4½ hours.

RRP: £249.99 (18 holes); £299.99 (36 holes)

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The Caddy Pack is new for 2011 and is designed to store refreshments in an insulated main pocket, for easy access. The pack’s grab handle fastens it to the trolley.

RRP: £29.99

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Powakaddy describes its new Touch trolley as ‘intuitive’, as the trolley is designed to set its speed according to how fast the golfer is walking, rather than require golfers to use a roller to control speed. The Touch achieves this innovative function via a touch-sensitive handle, and the lightweight, aluminium Touch comes with a 20AH lead acid battery.

RRP: £399
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Motocaddy’s S3 Digital has been approved for use with all SkyCaddie GPS systems. The trolley has a USB port to keep rangefinders powered from the battery, it comes with pin-code security, ergonomic grips, low-profile tyres, a restyled, multi-functional display screen for 2010 and it is available in Alpine White, Black or Titanium.

RRP: from £399.99
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Well established on the Continent, Big Max entered the UK market in 2010. The company claimed at launch that when folded up, its IQ push trolley was the most compact three-wheel golf trolley in the world. The 6.9kg IQ is designed to open out fully with one shake, and it comes in White, Black, Red or Silver.

RRP: £199.99
www.bigmaxgolf.co.uk

Succeeding the 2.0, the three-wheel 3.0 comes with a new console, which includes an expanding storage net and larger drinks holder, and the brake lever has been repositioned for easier access. The collapsible, aluminium push trolley comes with wide-profile wheels and is available in Black, Silver, White, Red, Blue, Kiwi, Orange, Yellow and Lavender.

RRP: £169
www.jsint.com

Designed and built in Great Britain from UK components, Golfstream’s Revolution electric trolley features a patented quick-release folding mechanism designed to be operated with one hand. The Revolution comes in Black, Orange, Lime and White and 18 or 36-hole batteries are available in lead acid or lithium ion.

RRP: £449
www.golfstream.co.uk

Stewart says its new Z1 push trolley “folds up easier and smaller than any other on the market” in two steps. Furthermore, the three quick-release wheels are detachable to take up even less room when stored. Made from aero aluminium to be light yet strong, the Z1 comes with a foot-operated parking brake.

RRP: £199
www.stewartgolf.com

The Power Bug Pro-Sport Digital is powered by a 200-watt, ‘high-efficiency’ motor and the battery is intended to last 18 holes with ease. It has a three-point harness intended for use with the Power Bug Deluxe Cart Bag for a snug and secure fit.

RRP: £299
www.powerbug.co.uk

Bag Boy’s Automatic push trolley features what Bag Boy describes as its ‘G Force Performance’ wheel design. The Automatic is made from ‘high modulus ultra lightweight aluminium tubing’, designed to fold in one swift action, and it comes with fully adjustable bag brackets to cater for all bag types, including junior bags. A parking brake is mounted onto the handle.

RRP: £169.99
www.bagboy.co.uk

The electric Hill Billy Terrain features a three-way folding frame, and the 200-Watt motor is intended to cope with the broad variety of under-wheel conditions found on golf courses today. Settings include a pre-set distance function, which allows golfers to send the trolley ahead, and coming with a 12-month guarantee, the Terrrain is available in Black or Silver.

RRP: £299
www.hillbilly.co.uk

Stowamatic has updated its GT. Improvements on the GT2 include a new control to allow the trolley to move forward in distances of 10m, 20m, or 30m. There is also an upgraded 27-hole lead-acid battery, complete with foil-lined battery bag to help improve performance.

RRP: £499.99
www.thesportshq.com

The Pace Cart 09 has two wheels on the front with a view to making it easier to get up steep hills. The trolley also has a scorecard and tee holder while the quick-release wheels make it easy to store.

RRP: £79
www.brandfusionltd.co.uk

Motocaddy has updated its S1 Digital for 2010 for women golfers specifically. The new model comes in an Alpine White/Silver colour scheme, designed to match Motocaddy’s Pro-Series cart bags, which come in Alpine/Pink or Alpine/Sky Blue. The Ladies’ S1 Digital is fitted with an ergonomic handle, low-profile tyres and a speed control/on-off button.

RRP: £399 (including Pro-Series bag)
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The premium Robokaddy comes complete with a remote control so golfers can adjust the speed and direction of the trolley with the greatest of convenience. Plus, the Robokaddy is fitted with an emergency stop button, just in case.

RRP: £799
www.powakaddy.com

Bag Boy claims its conventional push/pull trolley provides the best roll on the market thanks to its ‘G-Force centre-tread design’ that offers the ‘lowest PSI (pounds per square inch) rating of any competitor’. Bag Boy promises the result will be that the trolley is easier to pull around the course.

RRP: £139
www.bagboycompany.com

The lightweight Micro Cart is built with four wheels, with a view to providing maximum stability. The push/pull trolley comes with a pencil holder, drinks holder and a padded valuables tray. It is easily folded up to dimensions of 24.5" x 16" x 12" to fit into the tightest of car boots.

RRP: £139
www.sunmountain.com

The iCart comes with a two-handed soft-push handle, and allied to the lightweight, three-wheel design, is intended to ensure minimum stress on the back during use. Designed to carry all types of golf bag, it has a ‘Quick-Lok’ folding system, foot brake, quick-release wheels and is available in Black, Silver and White.

RRP: £139.99
www.mastersgolf.co.uk

The Freeway II comes with a lithium battery as optional, which is 75% lighter than the lead acid equivalent. A multi-function LCD display is positioned in front of the soft-touch ergonomic handgrip, and it is available in Black or White.

RRP: £429 (lead acid, 18 holes); £459 (36 holes); £699 (lithium)
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