When carrying from boot to course, even with the battery in, I found the trolley lightweight and easy to manoeuvre. Weighing just 9.6kg without a battery, older golfers will have no problem carrying the trolley. However I did think that this could have been made slightly easier with an obvious handle on the trolley, like the C2i GPS trolley had.

Once you've screwed on the front wheel, you're away in seconds with the FX7 GPS trolley. Just make sure you don't loose that Allen key...! The quality of the Powakaddy and Motocaddy golf trolleys speak for themselves. For this reason it’s rare that you’ll find a discount on either of the golf trolleys.

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This is a great tool to help when pacing out yardages and really getting to grips with how far you hit the ball - especially off the tee. The CT8 has a height adjustable soft touch handle and uses the same anti-tamper dial found in the CT6, along with the Automatic Distance Function, allowing you to send the trolley ahead or to the next tee.

Designed to fold 20% smaller than the previous Powakaddy Freeway model, the Powakaddy FX7 is a convenient choice. It has the simplest folding system in the entire FX collection and makes it easier for you to fit in the boot of your car – transporting it to golfing events all over the country! Not much has changed from last year's models in terms of the on-screen layout when making use of the GPS, apart from things being that little bit clearer thanks to the larger screen. The Fazer 18 Hole Electric Trolley boasts a powerful Lucas 22ah (12V) battery and powerful 200w motor. With nine speed settings plus 3 auto stop distances, it certainly matches the feature set of the cheaper Powakaddy and Motocaddy range.Thanks to the extra cost (over the TwinLine 5), you also get a useful umbrella holder and water resistant mobile phone storage area, plus there are large scorecard, ball and tee holders.