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Its attack plan for the U.S. And European markets and has expanded into Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South America and Canada. Along with PowaKaddy, it dominates the U.K. Motocaddy may not have teenaged girls screaming in the streets but the company believes its 15 years of product development and innovation have it ready for a new British Invasion.Motocaddy has sold more than 500,000 electric carts (or trolleys, if you prefer) since 2005. And they’re coming to America like John, Paul, George and Ringo with a flotilla of electric carts in tow.It only took one Ed Sullivan Show for The Beatles to have America wanting to hold their hands.
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And the users defied stereotyping: a 70-year old grandfather, a 45-year old electrician and a 26-year-old salesman (and defending club champion).“If you go back 15 years, you’d have only seen the 70-year-old guy with an electric trolley,” says Neil Parker, Motocaddy’s International Sales Manager. However, on a trip to Scotland two years ago, I saw three in my first two rounds. But over four decades, I can count the number I’ve seen on two fingers. We’re all trying to get our handicap down and you’re not going to find the Holy Grail driver to give you another 20 yards.“This is just another tool in the everyday golfer’s armory that can improve performance.” Carry That WeightElectric carts have been sold in the U.S. “There’s a performance aspect for real avid golfers.
“They’re especially popular with women golfers – even more so than with men. And if you’re not totally gassed by the 18 th tee and are reaching into your opponent’s pocket, well …“There really isn’t a type of golfer who doesn’t want to use them,” says Helas. If you’re not carrying or pushing 25-plus pounds, a self-propelled electric cart makes that five-mile hike less tiring and more enjoyable. A five-mile hike is good for both body and soul. He’s fresher at the end of a round.”It’s all about performance, health and enjoyment. The most important thing to him is performance.
“That’s a guy or lady who plays maybe 75 to 100 rounds a year and who’ll be using it for at least five years. You can pay four to 10 times more for an electric cart than a standard pushcart.“In the U.K., they’re generally bought by avid golfers, not by people who play golf twice a year,” says Parker. But there are plenty of other courses where golfers are already walking, and this is definitely the best way for them to get around the golf course.”Price, of course, is the 500,000-unit question. “There are some courses with massive distances between tees and greens so the electric trolley isn’t going to be popular there. As well.”“Our research shows 60 percent of the golfers at courses that do allow walking would like the opportunity to walk,” says Motocaddy Marketing Manager Oliver Churcher.
Those break down to $5.99 and $5.19 per round.“It’s really not that much money to basically have a caddie carrying your equipment while you walk the course,” says Parker. Motocaddy’s high-end models – the M7 Remote and M5 GPS – retail for $1,499 and $1,299 respectively. If you play only 50 rounds a year, that breaks down to $3.60 (plus tax) per round over five years. Motocaddy’s entry-level S1 retails for $899. But there is some validity to the thought process if you can stomach the initial outlay.
The company offers a selection of standard pushcarts, as well.“We sell a large volume of pushcarts and we have a wide range of golf bags,” says Churcher. To that end, Motocaddy electric carts are available at several price points. That’s a lot of interest in the product without us having done much education.” Can’t Buy Me LoveSure, the price will turn a lot of golfers off. “Another 41 percent say they’d be interested in renting one. “It won’t sway everyone, we know that.”“Our surveys show 34 percent of the golfers say they’d be interested in buying an electric trolley,” says Churcher. Golf courses.“If you rent an M5 GPS , we’re hoping that will sway some golfers,” says Helas.
Are remote control,” says Parker. Market, especially for its new remote-controlled M7.“More than half the electric carts sold in the U.S. Motocaddy, however, says its research shows a ripe and ready U.S.
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Florida, Texas, or Arizona during the summer, for instance. All Motocaddy electric carts feature an onboard USB charging port.There are places an electric cart makes no sense. It also offers other attachments and its own free GPS golf app for both iPhone and Android. “It won’t make you hit the shot any better but you’ll feel better because you’ll know the shot you should have played.”If you have your own GPS, Motocaddy has an add-on attachment to hold it in place. We’ve increased the wheelbase and there’s a wheel in the back called an anti-tip wheel to keep it upright while going uphill.”Motocaddy also sees big things for the M5 GPS model, with a full-featured GPS built into the handle.“The feedback we’ve gotten is it’s fantastic to have that level of detail right next to you as you’re ready to hit the ball,” says Helas. “Well, it could tip over if you go down the north face of the Eiger.
We believe it’s a quality kit.”As mentioned earlier, Motocaddy and PowaKaddy are fierce competitors, The rivalry does what you’d expect, pushing both companies to keep raising the bar. “We stand by our products. “We’re confident it will last a lot longer than that,” says Helas. Motocaddy electric carts use a lithium battery with a five-year warranty. They’re fully tested and that’s why we’re confident in the product we’re bringing to the U.S.”The biggest question any consumer would have about an electric cart is, of course, the battery. “We sell them all over the world with different humidity and temperatures.
But as with anything, a product is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Baby, You’re A Rich ManCard-carrying members of Torch and Pitchfork Nation will no doubt scream over the price of a high-quality electric cart. It also provides CPR instructions in case the worst happens on the golf course. You can also s ync it to your smartphone for emails, calls, and access to various apps.The unit also has an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) locator to locate the nearest defibrillator in case of an emergency. You get standard front, middle and back distances along with a drag-and-drop pin position feature.
The Plus and Minus buttons on the remote tell the cart to speed up or slow down while the Left and Right arrow buttons do what you’d expect. It tends to test the Significant Other’s sense of humor.On the open fairway, the M7 Remote is silly easy to operate. Also, don’t try it in the hallway between the living room and bedrooms. Getting the hang of it isn’t hard at all but it’s best to take a dry run before your first solo mission.
At that point, simply hit the stop button and it’ll wait for you.
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