Manual golf trolleys

The manual trolley

The manual trolley is pushed or pulled along the course. Without a motor or battery, it is lightweight, always ready, and requires no special maintenance. It relieves the back and shoulders over eighteen holes while still keeping the effort of walking. It's the choice for golfers who enjoy walking, for flatter courses, and for those who want simple, quick equipment to get out of the boot.

The other trolleys

Trolleys also come in:

• Electric.
• Kids' trolleys.
• Accessories, brakes, seats, and cup holders.

All trolleys are gathered on the trolleys page.

Three wheels and carbon

Modern trolleys often have three wheels, like the Wishbone and the JuCad Carbon: more stable than a two-wheeled model, they stay upright when stationary and are pushed effortlessly, even when loaded. The carbon frame of the JuCad combines lightweight and rigidity, and is resistant to corrosion. The Wishbone One, ultra-lightweight, and the Wishbone Two, more complete, fold with a single motion and fit in a small boot. A brake at the handle or foot immobilises the trolley on a slope.

Choosing and maintaining

You choose a trolley based on its folded size, comparing it to your car boot, its weight, and the adjustable height of its handle. You check that the base of the bag fits securely. Accessories like an umbrella holder, scorecard holder, or seat add comfort. After a round in the rain, wipe down the trolley and check the wheel tightness. Electric trolleys take over for very hilly courses.

Good deals

Good bargains can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and sent out within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the year-end holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and the back-to-school period.

Frequently asked questions

Should I prefer a push model or an electric model?

The push model, lightweight and battery-free, is suitable for flatter courses and those who enjoy walking. The electric one eases the strain on hilly courses and long days, but is heavier and requires recharging.

Why is a push trolley more stable than a pull trolley?

The push model, with three wheels, stands on its own and is easy to steer without pulling on the shoulder. The pull trolley, with two wheels, is more compact but puts more strain on the arm and back.

What are the benefits of a carbon trolley?

Carbon, as seen in the JuCad Carbon Zebra, combines lightweight and rigidity: the trolley can be lifted effortlessly into the boot and is not prone to corrosion. It costs more than an aluminium model.

How to fold and store a trolley in the boot?

Remove the bag, then fold the wheels and handle according to the model's mechanism. Foldable trolleys like the Wishbone Golf reduce to a compact size that fits in a small boot.

What to do after a round in the rain to preserve the equipment?

Wipe down the frame and wheels, remove mud from the hubs, and let the trolley dry unfolded before folding it up. A bit of lubricant on the axles from time to time keeps it running smoothly.