Ben Sayers ELECTRIC GOLF TROLLEY +LITHIUM BATTERY +£100 FREE ACCESSORIES/BLACK

A basic trolley which does the job nicely. Easy to assemble and has some nice features sch as the free accessories which are all useful. I did have a problem with battery not charging but this turned out to be a defective battery and was quickly sorted out with customer services (who were excellent) who simply sent me a new one. I play a very hilly course and the battery easily copes. In short I would recommend this product without reservation.

For the price, it has a very clean and professional looking design. Once you get the hang of it, then it becomes relatively quick and easy to set up and pack back down again. The carry bag is a great accessory as it can fit the trolley with the wheels still on, which means you can sling it in your car without having to worry about getting your seats or boot dirty. The interface on the trolley is intuitive. The speed ranges from 1-9 which you can alter by twisting the nob, and I've found 4 and 5 is a nice walking speed. You really notice a difference to your energy levels not having to pull around manually a trolley. There's a button to start and stop the trolley, as well as an A to B button which you can press for the trolley to travel a short distance on it's own and come to a stop. I would say that it goes about 10 meters. There's a simple green, orange and red light to indicate battery life. I've now played over 15 rounds with it from around the 6,000 yard tees and I've yet to see the light go to orange, so there is plenty of juice to get you around 18. Charging is very simple; there is a little red or green indicator light to let you know when it's done. I've found it takes maybe around 3 hours after a round for the battery to be fully charged again. A couple of small negatives to mention. It doesn't have any sort of brake. So if you're on a hill you need to be mindful to orientate the trolley in a way that it won't start rolling away from you. It also means that if you use the A to B feature that it absolutely has to be on a flat so that the trolley comes to a stop. If you set it going off down a hill you will see your trolley hurtling off into the distance. The slight other thing I've noticed you need to be a little mindful of is when you're going up a hill. Naturally you increase the speed to say 5 or 6, but you need to make sure you're holding onto the trolley going up a hill otherwise the weight of the trolley will make it fall backwards. I'm also mindful of when I plug the battery into my trolley now to only tighten it very slightly or barely at all. Because on one occasion, after I finished a round I spent 5 minutes trying to untwist it back off. Overall, a great investment, and a well made electric trolley at a good price, would recommend.

A very sound buy. Easy to assemble. Easy to charge. 18 holes are no problem at all. Getting rid of the manual trolly was the correct the decision . I hope my golf now improves???

Brilliant trolley it’s robust and works well

Excellent trolley. A bargain in my opinion. Nothing negative at all....all positive....brilliant!! 2 months later and still super impressed...highly recommend!!

Trolley arrived yesterday and I charged the battery. Took the trolley out this morning for a round. Good silent, smooth runner. Very happy. Was not keen to spend £900 on a Powakaddy at the age of 78!!! Charged the battery when I got home and popped it in the boot of the car. Took my faulty old trolley to the local tip and disposed of it. Happy with the new trolley and hope it continues. Used to work in the Golf Trade and sold large amounts of Ben Sayers golf clubs when Sayers was located where I live in North Berwick. Trolley now used four times thus the following...... Worried about the spine fixing assembly unit - it is difficult to put in place - could be easier. Other problem is that the two elastic straps to hold the bag in place, are about 2 to 3 inches too short!! I have arthritic knuckles and it is very painful trying to fully stretch the straps to meet and clip together. You need to think about that - I have a normal Powakaddy trolley bag and not a big tour bag. Battery's 3 pin plug is much more fiddly than the torberry connections on most trolleys, again the arthritic knuckles do not like the battery/trolley/charger fixings - causing pain. Only trying to help to improve your trolley as I still have a warm feeling for the old Ben Sayers as the factory was part of my life for 5 years when I worked in the golf trade.

The trolley is lightweight easy to use, charging time is good. Great value for money