Make walking the course easier with our range of golf trolleys at Click Golf. From lightweight push models to an advanced electric golf trolley, there are options designed to transport your bag and clubs comfortably while you concentrate on your game.
Using a trolley means you don't need to carry the full weight of your equipment for an entire round. This can be particularly useful over longer or more demanding courses, leaving you free to focus on your next shot rather than repeatedly lifting and carrying your bag.
Choose from electric and manual options from established golf brands including PowaKaddy, Motocaddy, Big Max and Ben Sayers, with different sizes, features and price points to suit your requirements and budget.
Introducing the Longridge Ezeglide Bolt 2 Golf Push Trolley, available in Black and Blue or Grey and Red. This trolley provides outstanding maneuverability and durability on the course. Engineered to simplify your game, it combines user-friendly design with advanced features to elevate your golfing experience.
An electric golf trolley uses battery power to move your equipment around the course, reducing the physical effort required compared with carrying or pushing your bag.
Modern electric models combine straightforward controls with reliable motors and rechargeable battery systems. Depending on the model, additional features can include adjustable speed settings, distance functions, USB charging, GPS technology and other useful on-course functions.
A lithium battery is commonly used in modern electric models because it combines practical power with relatively low weight. Battery capacity and expected range differ between products, so always check the individual specifications to ensure the model is suitable for the amount of golf you expect to play.
For golfers who regularly walk 18 holes, electric power can provide additional convenience without taking away the benefits and enjoyment of walking the course.
A push cart, more commonly called a push trolley in the UK, offers a straightforward alternative to an electric model.
These trolleys don't require a battery or motor. Instead, you push the trolley as you walk, making them a simple option for golfers who want to take the weight of their equipment off their shoulders without moving to electric power.
Modern push designs can include three or four wheels, adjustable handles, parking brakes and useful storage areas. Many also use compact folding mechanisms to make them easier to transport between home and the course.
Push models can also be more affordable than electric alternatives. If you're primarily looking for an easier way to move your equipment without paying for powered technology, they can be a smart choice.
Deciding between electric and push largely depends on how you play, the courses you visit and how much you want to spend.
Electric models require less physical effort to move around the golf course. This can be particularly appealing on undulating terrain and courses with hills, where repeatedly pushing a fully loaded bag may become tiring.
A manual trolley is generally lighter, requires no charging and can be quicker to set up. It can also be a good option when storage space is limited.
Consider your usual course, available space, budget and how frequently you play. There is no single best option for every golfer; the right choice is the trolley that suits your routine.
Selected powered models offer remote control, allowing the golfer to control the trolley from a distance rather than continually operating it from the handle.
Depending on the product, a remote system may allow you to start, stop, steer and adjust the trolley's direction while you walk. This provides another level of convenience, particularly when moving between shots.
Advanced electric trolley technology varies considerably between models and brands. If remote operation is important to you, compare the control system, stability, battery specification and safety functions before making a purchase.
Some premium electric models combine trolley functionality with integrated GPS technology.
Rather than carrying a separate distance device, a compatible GPS trolley may display useful course information directly on its screen. The exact functionality depends on the model and can include distances and other navigation information designed to help you plan your way around the course.
This level of integration won't be necessary for everyone. Golfers who already use a watch or handheld GPS may prefer a more straightforward trolley, while players looking to combine multiple functions in one device may value the additional technology.
Always review the product details to understand exactly which GPS functions are included.
Before you buy, consider how the trolley will fit into your normal golfing routine.
Weight and folded size: If you'll regularly lift your trolley into and out of the car, a lighter design can make transport easier. Check its dimensions when folded as well as its overall weight, particularly if boot space is tight.
Battery: For an electric model, consider battery capacity, charging requirements and expected range. Choose a specification appropriate for the number of holes you typically play.
Course terrain: Relatively flat fairways place different demands on a trolley from courses with steep inclines. Look for appropriate power, traction and stability if you regularly play over challenging ground.
Bag compatibility: Make sure your bag sits securely on the trolley. Trolley and cart bags are specifically shaped for this type of setup, although compatibility varies between individual products.
Fold and setup: A trolley that's quick to fold and unfold can save time before and after a round. Compact designs are especially useful if you have a smaller vehicle or limited storage at home.
Build quality: Wheels, frame construction, handle design and overall build quality are all worth considering if you expect to use your trolley regularly throughout the year.
The right golf trolley accessories can make your setup more practical.
Depending on your trolley, compatible additions can include umbrella holders, drink holders, scorecard holders, device cradles and other attachments. Replacement chargers and other trolley-specific components may also be available.
Compatibility matters, so check that an accessory has been designed for your particular brand or model before ordering.
It's also worth considering which accessories you'll genuinely use rather than adding unnecessary equipment and weight. A well-organised setup should make your round easier, not more complicated.
Click Golf offers trolleys from established brands including PowaKaddy, Motocaddy, Big Max, and Ben Sayers.
PowaKaddy and Motocaddy provide a broad selection of electric and manual options, including models with modern battery and technology features. Big Max offers practical push designs with an emphasis on portability and easy storage, while Ben Sayers provides options for golfers looking for functionality and value.
Rather than choosing on brand alone, compare the size, weight, controls, battery specification, folded dimensions and features of individual models. This makes it easier to find a trolley that fits your requirements and available space.
Transport and storage are easy to overlook when shopping, but they can make a significant difference to everyday ownership.
Before choosing a model, consider where you'll keep it at home and how easily it will fit into your car alongside your clubs and other equipment. A compact folded design can be particularly useful when boot space is limited.
Also consider how much lifting will be involved. The lightest option isn't automatically the best trolley, but a manageable weight can make loading and unloading significantly easier.
For electric models, follow the manufacturer's instructions for battery charging and storage to help maintain reliability over time.
Explore the Click Golf range of electric and push golf trolleys to find the right setup for your playing style.
Compare models by price, size, weight, battery specification, folding design and available technology. Whether you're looking for a lighter manual trolley, additional electric assistance or premium functionality, there are options for different requirements and budgets.
You can also explore compatible accessories and trolley bags to complete your setup. Choose the right equipment and spend less energy moving your clubs around the course, leaving more of your focus for the next tee, fairway and green.
