PowaKaddy CT6 GPS vs Motocaddy M3 GPS | Golf Trolley Comparison | Golf Gear Direct

Ian from Golf Gear Direct's Performance Fitting Centre demonstrates how to assemble the PowaKaddy CT6 GPS and the Motocaddy M3 GPS and compares features and benefits. Watch now for his top tips including battery use.
PowaKaddy CT6 GPS
2.8" mid-size full-colour widescreen display
powerful 30v 230w whisper-quiet motor
Automatically locates your course and hole
USB charging port
40,000 courses preloaded with Greenview
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Motocaddy M3 GPS
2.8" touch widescreen display
28v high power system
USB charging port
40,000 courses preloaded
smartphone notifications
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[@backinthegym7256]

I've had the Powakaddy CT6 for 3 months during winter months with winter wheels combating all terrain and conditions, mud, rain, sleet, snow, wind, gravel, stones etc and couldn't be happier. I used to flag with energy levels towards the end of the round with my push-trolley and the weight, but my CT6 has helped me maintain my energy/effort levels towards the end of the round helping me play more consistent golf over the full 18 holes. Also I'm 6ft 3" and have no issues with the hight of the handles (adjustable) or leg room when walking behind it.
My mates got a Motorcaddy M3 Pro and he loves it. I don't think you can go wrong with either and ultimately comes down to preference....hopefully reliability and durability will provide many years of service, but as with anything electrical/mechanical things can happen, just like with cars, so fingers crossed and a 5 year warranty, I'm good to go 👍

[@ianbartlett7698]

Will it take my callaway fairway 14 hybrid low rider bag ? Is the height adjustable on the top clamp thanks.it measures 31.5 inches or 80 cms to the centre of the top bag support.

[@paulstreet5155]

Excellent Ian.

[@calumyoung1225]

May be of interest to note the Powakaddy handle is height adjustable

[@abhikr.6378]

Does Powerkaddy has brakes ?

[@mercedesguissarri3364]

I cannot put my PK CT6 on remote control for 15 and 30 yards. Can you explain to me how to set it? Thanks

[@Topejjas]

You have to stop the cart using the knob and the red light shows. Then hold the knob down for a couple of secs and it should turn up flashing "00" and you turn the knob to the desired yards and then press the knob again.

[@mercedesguissarri3364]

@@Topejjas Thanks 👍👍

[@jennyomalley]

Can you use without battery, just in case something went wrong with it ???

[@golf-gear-direct]

Hi Jennifer, While it's not preferred and slightly harder to use, you can still manoeuvre electric trolleys when the battery lets you down.

[@jennyomalley]

@@golf-gear-direct Thank you

[@jennyomalley]

@@golf-gear-direct Could I ask you if a GOgolf electric is a good trolley, can't seem to find many reviews on them.

[@golf-gear-direct]

Hi Jennifer, I've checked with the rest of the team to see whether anyone has experience using these trolleys, but unfortunately we're unable to provide any feedback. I'd encourage you to check the products on our website, which we can offer significant information about, as we always staff test our stock to ensure that we can give an honest review. Best of luck in your search! Golf Gear Direct.

[@jennyomalley]

@@golf-gear-direct Thank you

[@henribuhagiar9445]

Doesn’t look like it has a rear 5th wheel for stability on hilly courses.

[@DannyByrneDJ]

It could definitely do with one... mines already fell backwards going up a hill.

[@henribuhagiar9445]

@@DannyByrneDJ I have an MGI Navigator with an extendable 5 th wheel and it doesn’t tip over on hilly courses

[@At_the_races]

I spent £850.00 on a PowaKaddy trolley after a few months it stopped working PowaKaddy’s reply was they would send a part to the professional at the golf club where I play and get him to fit it? I’m just very glad it’s a golf trolley and not a car, I can’t imagine Mercedes not being able to fix a problem with my car and stating ” we’ll send you the part required and fitting instructions”
POWAKADDY ARE A DISGRACE.

[@TonyHammer61]

Imagine having to remove muddy wheels every time you have to dismantle your trolley

[@owenthomas5259]

You don’t have to invert them to be fair. You just can if you want.

[@mrb9849]

PK accessories are of poor quality and to expensive

[@Lee-kb3lw]

Had powakaddy fx7. Worst 1700 I’ve ever spent.