This Could Change The Way You Play Golf - Alphard Redefines The Electric Trolley

Discover how the Alphard Electric Golf Trolley is revolutionising the way you play golf. Experience the cutting-edge technology of the Alphard follow trolley that seamlessly blends convenience and style, making your game smoother and more enjoyable. Learn about the innovative features that set this electric golf cart apart from the rest and how it can enhance your golfing experience. Dive into a game-changing journey with us and see why the Alphard is more than just an electric golf cart-it's a new way to experience the course.
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[@thegolfingmusician6345]

Been playing with mine for a year now and can’t say enough how much I LOVE LOVE LOVE this thing!!! I play very hilly courses and I’m 66. Just got to be too much, especially on hot days when pushing up hills. Not that I couldn’t, but it takes a bit away from your game. This was a game changer out on course. I can really focus on my game. Another thing, I can load my bag up with drinks, snacks, extra gear I may need, all without concern for having a heavy bag to manually push around the course. Another benefit is on days when it’s “cart path only” I still get to use this on the fairways instead of parking on the path, estimating which club is needed for the shot and then walking out and back on the course. Having my bag right there allows me to get yardage and always choose the proper club for the shot. Note; I drive a large SUV and don’t need to remove the rear drive unit when getting it in and out. Just fold the top handle down and it slides right in. I just charge it while it’s in my garage without even taking it out.

[@codywright3958]

I have one and it’s great. Recent study that came out showed those who play golf and walk had huge decrease in all cause mortality. This has to be one of those things that helps push that forward! Get out and walk and golf!

[@chrisrjones]

I've got this on my clicgear 3.5 and I love it. The feature I really love, which you didn't talk about most likely due to it being an additional accessory is the TFS system. I love the fact I can have the cart follow me. It's amazing!!!!

[@peterdevita7860]

Bought mine two seasons ago when I saw a KZbin video explaining the product. After I bought mine others on the course I am a member saw me using it and they stopped me to ask questions. Since then there are now 10 others and growing weekly. I was the second person to have a remote control hand cart. Now there are over 25 members walking instead of riding. I am a H.S. Golf Coach in N.J. and a senior citizen which means I am on the course almost every day. This has helped to make playing so much easier and more enjoyable. I have also lost 30 lbs by not riding when I play. I highly recommend this product

[@davetutelman]

I have had an Alphard V2 for 2-1/2 years, originally with a ClicGear 3.0 cart and the last half year with an Alphard OmniCart. At age 82, this is keeping me on the course. I love walking golf, and not so much riding golf. Great review! Only one thing I feel the need to challenge. You say there are 5 pieces to keep track of, and that is the correct number. You point it out as a minor disadvantage, but I consider it a major advantage. As you point out, much of the weight is in the motor-wheels unit, and this part has a handle and is in fact compact rather than clumsy. That means: (1) It is a lot less strain to lift it in and out of the car. You gloss over this. I'm old, with a bad back, and consider it a major advantage over all-in-one carts. (2) Because it breaks into several pieces, it can be maneuvered and fitted into the trunk (the boot, as you would say) of even a compact car -- and still leave room for my bag and clubs. These were as much a selling point as the price, at least for me. Yes, I'd prefer if those two anti-tip wheels were not separate pieces, but that is a very minor quibble. With almost three years on it, I like it enough that I would do it again if I had a choice to make.

[@golfcat33]

Had one for two years! Best golf purchase I’ve ever made!

[@rufussthoo4083]

I'm a 'senior golfer', but not quite ready for an electric trolley. Pushing a trolley isn't yet physically demanding enough to justify one. Besides, I see so many 'old folks' struggling to get their all-in-one motorised trolley into the boot, it has dissuaded me from considering one. But when I do, this one looks to be the bees’ knees. I think the component factor, and therefore greater ease getting it in and out of the car, is the Alphard's primary advantage, and does make it quite appealing. Yes, I have an indoor home sim. Yes, a video (or several) on purchasing - components or package deals, would make good content. The most common questions asked about them on-line are: The pros and cons of radar vs photometric launch monitors, The space requirements for each, Net and monitor vs screen and projector, The best type and size of screen The best projector (no one understand ‘throw’ and aspect ratio) What flooring (and how much) should they use, Which sim software to use, and What the best low-budget setup (or minimum required for a functional sim).

[@davetutelman]

Spot on! This was my motivation when I got mine -- even more than the price. I'm senior, too, and with a bad back. The V2 was my present to myself for my 80th birthday. That was 2-1/2 years ago, and I'm still walking the course.

[@jamessparks7170]

Been using mine for a year now. Love it makes walking much easier. I'm 61 and still walk just about all the time. Few guys in my group have bought one also

[@stevenszyper3916]

I have a Clickgear 3.5 and bought this and converted it into an electric cart. Best decision I made.. The only thing I would say would be that before you install the brackets onto your pull cart, test fit them onto the Alphard. I found out that the brackets needed adjustments and you cannot make them when they are on your cart. But overall, I really enjoy using it. If you love walking 9 or even 18 holes of golf, this is a must have!!

[@prime_overwatch4013]

I have one and it’s been one of the best golf purchases I’ve made. Over any new clubs or other golf equipment. The Alphard club booster v2 is definitely great for walkers.

[@jessehudson3377]

I’ve used the v2 for a couple years. It’s awesome. Makes walking a breeze

[@chuckarrivas9686]

I've been using the v2 for 2 1/2 years it's been great. The battery is good for 27 holes, I made it through 34 before it died on courses with a fair amount of elevation changes. I bought a second battery to get through 36 holes and I use the CB sidekick for the auto follow function. Works great, almost like having a real caddie.

[@markpogson3799]

Had the V2 for about a year. I paid $99 extra and got the "follow" device. A small line clips to your belt, then the trolley follows you at about 3metres behind. Leaves your hands free and you don't have to think about steering. It goes wherever you go. The belt clip in magnetic so when you get to your ball you just unclip. The line winds itself back into its gizmo. You play your shot, then pop the line back on your belt. I am amazed they didn't send one to Mark. And yes, after owning one for 12 months I can totally recommend it. Cheers from Oz 🇦🇺

[@2222skinny]

I’ve had mine for 5 years now love it

[@matthewbr29]

I've had my V2 since 2019 and it's been the best golf purchase I've made. I just got the Sidekick attachment which turns it into a wireless follow me trolly. No real complaints about it.

[@kevinpiper617]

First off, love your video's Mark. They are all well done, and you tell it like it is. As for the V2, I love it! I bought my wife one for Christmas this past year, as I already had an MGI ZIP Navigator, which I really liked. After putting together the wife's buggy and test driving it, I found that I liked it better than the MGI. It handled just as good as the MGI, was easier to carry around, and was more stable due to the wider wheel base. So I ditched the MGI and purchased the V2, which was about $1000 USD cheaper then the MGI, and that was WITH the cart and wheels combined (thank you Cyber Monday and Amazon!). Anyway, our home course in Southern California is super hilly and long. My main issue with the MGI is it would tip over sideways from time to time if i wasn't constantly monitoring it. I had to be super careful. With the V2 those issues are gone. I can drive it sideways on hills and have zero problems. Also, we have some steep goat trails (basically shortcuts) at my course. The V2 takes them like a champ! Bottom line, for the money you can't go wrong with the V2. Cheers!

[@mikefowler7723]

Bought one, added the front end conversion kit for clicgear and it is super stable with the 4 wheels. Allows for all hills and can go over curbs.

[@nufantbsnofx]

I bought one since I already had a sun mountain push cart/trolley. It’s great. Lets me walk more as it doesn’t hurt my back like carrying/pushing a trolley does.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Totally

[@samuelnation5300]

I have one and it’s the best purchase I’ve made period. Love it! And Alphard had a Black Friday sale last November where it was cart and unit complete for $700 US.

[@seegarsmkr]

I have had one for over 3 years. I have just had to replace the battery (I live in Arizona and the heat destroys batteries). I have also gotten a seat for those slow rounds and have purchased the Side Kick so I can control it with the remote but it will follow me behind, to the left or the right. Love it!!

[@xavierperez9725]

It’s a great unit. The side kick follow attachment comes with an upgraded remote as well.

[@jordanevans6685]

Been using mine with a Bag Boy Quad XL cart for the past two years and it is great!

[@brockwilliams203]

The Alphard motor is the best! have had one for nearly 2 years now. Such a fantastic product. I like the follow remote with the wire vs. the wireless. Easy to install and like having a caddie follow you around

[@kellydorsey4238]

I love mine! I wasn't walking at all because pushing the cart for 18 holes wore me out and my game suffered. Now I'm walking 90% of the time and feel great about the exercise. Also I looked at the all in ones, didn't make any sense to spend more money for essentially the same thing.

[@nbargolf]

A big addon is the sidekick this allows the cart to follow you where ever you go.

[@mikeweston2170]

Purchased mine last year during Black Friday sale. Great product, easy to setup, the conversion from standard wheels the the electric setup was simple the brackets bolted up perfectly, especially since my cart wasn’t one of the ones on the list. Would recommend to anyone who walk the course.

[@yippy8888]

how much was it during black friday?

[@mikeweston2170]

@@yippy8888 they had it $350.00 off normal price.

[@WVorhaus]

ive had this for three years not and its a game changer. paid for itself in one season.

[@ronkellison9938]

I've had the V1 unit on the same Rovic cart for 5 seasons now and still love it. My one suggestion is to lock the front wheel which dramatically cuts down on the amount of steering input required.

[@samuelnation5300]

If you haven’t already gotten the motherboard upgrade for your V1 I can’t recommend enough. It turns it into the V2 with the gyro and you don’t have to lock the wheel. It will run straight as a string for you. Very few corrections required. Runs faster as well. Simple conversion. Anyone can do it.

[@jimorr3252]

I have one on my Sun Mountain cart, I love it!

[@MarkCrossfield]

It's really did surprise me.

[@jimorr3252]

It surprised me too, and how well it does.Part of our course has some hills to it.The little wheelie bars on the back.Prevent it from tipping over it does a remarkable job.One of the guys I play with has had some battery issues.They've stepped right up to the plate and replaced the battery.They've done a magnificent job darn good product!

[@acn684]

Surprising comment about build quality. This plus a clicgear is waaaaay better built than any all in one trolleys

[@Gentlemans_sport]

I’m still preferring Jucad (or Justar) even though it’s a bit more expensive

[@davidabrial5328]

I've got a non foldable electric trolley I have to assemble every time, very easy setup though. The advantage is that I can place parts in places that don't interfere with storage space in my work car. For the Alphard it somehow feels like the pushcart part is quite bulky so it's a bit of a in beetween where you both lose in practicality and space. I wish they can partner with Kaddey and come up with an even smarter setup

[@davetutelman]

Gotta disagree. The two main units with the Alphard (the wheel-motor unit and the cart itself) are compact enough that I was able to fit the whole thing (broken down, of course) along with my bag and clubs in the trunk of a 1998 Corolla (my car when I first bought it). No all-in-one at the time could do that.

[@iblind121]

They are coming out with a Cybercart, all in one electric cart and way smaller than anything else I've seen out there. However, it will be way more expensive.

[@cinnamonmon2329]

I have had one for 6 months. I bought the motor and cart so did not need to modify my own cart/trolley. The initial set up was really simple and not even worth a mention tbh. It is a little bit of a faf every time you get to the course relative to other electric trolleys I’ve had other electric trolleys/karts (Go Kart). It is without doubt the best piece of golf equipment I’ve ever bought and the only piece of golf equipment I’ve bought that does what it’s supposed to do 😂.

[@SolomonLi]

Love this… I can totally appreciate the idea of taking something I already have and converting the thing to a driveable cart. I would totally walk more if I had one of these. Just the engineering is so smart… Thanks for doing the review Mark!!!

[@acn684]

You need to add the TFS system. It is a game changer and not expensive accessory.

[@mikelhenaff110]

The handle with the drink and umbrella holder and the storage where you had the ball make it seem like a push cart. Seems allot of the others dont have those or they are extra charges options. Thanks for the review been looking at getting one and this helped.

[@davetutelman]

The drink holder is way better than the one on my ClicGear 3.0. But I miss the net under the console; it doesn't have one and no room to put one.

[@mikelhenaff110]

I have a smaller cooler with a shoulder strap I use and that should still hang from the handle down on this?

[@davetutelman]

@@mikelhenaff110, I don't know. Never tried hanging a cooler from my cart when I pushed it by hand, and haven't taken it up since I got the V2. If it hangs from a typical push cart like a ClicGear, I don't see why it wouldn't work. In fact, if you get the V2 and the adapter brackets for your current cart, it should work the same as your current cart. The only difference I see is going up a steep hill; the cooler might make it overbalance backwards. That's the same as would happen currently -- but you curently have your hand on the handle to keep it upright. With the V2, you depend on the anti-tip wheels.

[@JJ-yq1pr]

Looks great , i wonder if you can get a trolley that you can stand on so you can save your energy for looking for lost balls ?

[@iblind121]

More weight will reduce battery life so you have to consider that. I did see a 5' asian dude who macgyvered one that allowed him to stand. Was amazing lol.

[@callmecamo2]

Still using my 1980s era Bag Boy pull cart. Cost me $20. Probably will outlast me. This would be a nice flex though.

[@mikebray6402]

Good review Mark and I’d be interested. One thing not covered in the video is battery life (18 holes or more out of a charge)? And if you run out of charge, can the trolley be pushed easily? Cheers for any answers.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Mine was 27 holes and yes it pushes easy with no battery. 👍

[@panthersgolfsociety841]

No winter wheels?

[@drewl4921]

I had the original version for a short time, years ago, wouldn’t recommend it, saying that the V2 does look like an upgrade plus my trolley didn’t have the front swivel wheel!

[@DavesRabbitHole]

Seems like a great gadget, I wondered if anyone would take the “Switch Bike” approach and create a conversion pack for golf trolleys. Personally, I travel light on the course with a very small stand bag and 11 clubs so I’ll pass for now.

[@c0mbat15]

Is this a paid for promotion? Or did you get it for free? Or did you buy it yourself? Please tell us at the start of your reviews.

[@OKF_Max]

Interesting. But do you guys know of a electric trolley which doesn't drive its own with a remote but rather assists you with pushing, kind of like a electric bike? So you still push it and steer it, but the motor assists you so you only have to push very lightly for hills etc. Is something like this around? I don't want to drive my bag like a rc car, i just want "no" resistance when pushing.

[@CKGolfer]

Do you have to take it all apart everytime you play?

[@LAsStuff142]

I have mine taken apart and put in away in minute. the time its takes people to clean out their golf cart i have mine put away in the car

[@kevinchurch2294]

You can buy them now all in one..

[@TheBenByers]

How does it do on a hilly course?

[@samuelnation5300]

I play on a really hilly course and it IS the reason I bought one. I absolutely could not recommend it enough. I love mine. Would not go without. And the wide wheel base and wheelie bars make it very well balanced.

[@BenCruz]

@@samuelnation5300 Agreed. As Mark stated, it just doesn't tip over. Virtually all the ready-made electric trolleys have very narrow wheelbases and tip over very easily, particularly on side-hill situations.

[@sheedy9]

Bring lazy to new level 😎

[@Nighthawk1983]

Still cant see how these prices are that low in your video compared to the prices I get on the link, Just the kit for transforming (Not Bundle) is 799 Euros that even more than the bundle price you mention here.. I live in Denmark tho but for that price its not worth it. I can get a fully electrick trolley for about 150 ekstra

[@MarkCrossfield]

Yeah not sure you are getting this one.

[@MrOliverwoods]

Just a thought, but the tech is there to make an electric cart that can go to your chip infected ball.

[@DavesRabbitHole]

My ball tends to be shank, fat and thin infected 😂, I can’t put them back with the new balls once I have used them in case they’re contagious 😷

[@stuartbaker3897]

Concourse Golf have a similar thing but the Alphard looks to be better.

[@shaynesvenson8628]

Way overpriced $1197 you can buy an MGI X1 in Australia for less than $1000

[@TexasGolfer]

We really need a video of Mark chasing his out of control cart all over the golf course with Benny Hill music. 😂 As a walker, I am interested!

[@davetutelman]

Do you know the term "butt dialing" as applied to a phone. It is possible (I have done it) to butt dial your V2, while you are on the green with the remote in your pocket. Actually, the remote has a feature to prevent this; a button deactivates the remote until you push it again. I just never got used to leaving it on "deactivate". So far, it has not driven into a lake, so I'm good.

[@christopherbyrne18]

Powacaddy & Motocaddy have gotten too greedy. €1000 for a cart with a €20 GPS attached.

[@jimecherry]

only con i see is it doesnt have any built in intelligence or tracking. i think eventually it will but competitors that are higher priced will have to come down in price to force those additions.

[@craigvn1]

So if money was no consideration, would you buy this or just get a full electric trolley?

[@davetutelman]

I'd get this. In fact, I did get this. An all-in-one trolley would not fit in the trunk of my car along with my clubs. This breaks down and can be made to fit. Also much easier to lift in and out of the car; I'm old with a bad back, so that is important to me.

[@BenCruz]

This! I have one. Use one side-by-side with another make and you'll readily see why.

[@iblind121]

I would buy their new Cybercart which is expected to be released this year

[@chrisb5986]

Perhaps the least useful golf aid I can think of.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Tell that to someone who struggles to walk a round. Or someone who wants to use golf for exercise long with other wants. Or someone who enjoys an electric trolley.

[@biggerminds523]

They suck, heavy and hard to put in the car. And it cost so much you can rent a golf buggy for 500times. And it's lazy and not improving your health.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Heavy haha wow. Good one. Walking over driving a buggy is NOT better for your fitness. You seem very smart to me.

[@jasonkidd4066]

You really have to stop eating paint chips.

[@artokiiskinen1058]

How much is the buggy rent where u play? At my course it is 40 euros

[@roadtoscratchgolf3481]

Excellent detailed review. Cheers.

[@iblind121]

He makes some solid points but poorly detailed and exaggerated. Using this does take more space and is harder to fit in a sedan compared to my compact SUV, so it is something to consider. It does cost quite a bit and depending on how much you play, it may not pay for itself. I was a kickstarter contributor and in 4 years, I've used it only like 30-40 times. Likely saving only 10-15 USD walking each time and I paid only $500 for mine. Mostly due to one of my golf groups always ride so I can't walk or else I won't keep up. The battery shelf life is 2 years expected before cells start going bad. I've already had to buy another battery which costs an additional $180. Then while his comment about health is wrong, walking is better for your health, walking with an electric cart is not as good for your health if you were to push the cart or carry it. There has been information out there already on body strain regarding this and I am noticeably more "fresh" using this compared to when I was pushing a cart (still better for your health than riding though).