Golf Trolley � Pull Trolleys � Forget the Caddie!

You don't need a caddie to carry your bags, just invest in good golf trolley and pull trolleys.

Invest in a golf trolley

Caddies are a luxury often reserved for the rich, famous or professional players. In fact, caddies can even make more money than the golfers. When you think they can earn 10% of winnings from a major tournament you're talking big bucks. So it's unlikely you'll have a caddy if you're Mr Smith taking in the local course on a Sunday afternoon. This is why you should invest in a golf trolley or pull trolley to help your game.

Lugging golf bags

You may think a caddy's job us just a glorified schlepper, lugging golf bags around but it's more complicated than that. It's not just a question of carrying a 45-pound bag from hole to hole. If it was, they'd just invest in a good golf or pull trolley and spare the man muscle. A caddy's role is part psychologist too, as well as cleaning balls and clubs, advising the player on distance, they must also know how to say exactly the right thing at the right time.

Being a good caddy isn't just about wheeling a golf trolley or pushing bags on pull trolleys; caddies carry extremely heavy golf bags and stay cool under pressure.

• A caddie's income rises and falls with the success of the golfer. In the PGA, standard caddie pay is: 10 per cent of a first place cheque, 8 per cent of a top-10 payout, 6 per cent of any other cheque
• A golfer may consult only their caddie for advice, under PGA rules.

Why invest in a golf trolley

If you aren't a professional player, chances are you don't have a caddy. And even if you could afford a caddie, taking a caddie has a lot of unpleasant master-slave connotations. One way to avoid this imperialist guilt is not to give ridiculously big tips, but simply don't get a caddy! Invest instead in a good golf trolley or pull trolleys to take the weight of your bag.

Reliable pull trolleys

Besides, even the best caddies aren't as reliable as a good golf trolley or pull trolley � Caddie Miles Byrne gave the profession a bad name in 2001 when he cost Ian Woosnam a penalty for carrying an extra driver in his bag - something that wouldn't happen if you were pulling your own clubs on a golf trolley. Byrne also overslept at the Scandinavian Masters and missed Woosnam's tee time.

A division of Confidence Sporting Goods, inc., the famous manufacturer from Palm Springs , California , we have been making quality sporting goods for 35 years. We sell a huge range of sports equipment, including golf trolley and pull trolleys. Because we sell directly to you, you can expect to save up to 70% on normal retail prices when buying from us.

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