“I have always wanted a battery powered push cart. This does not disappoint. Very stable (a little back heavy, so it tips back when it hits big bumps). Intuitive operation and well designed.”
“This is my first battery-powered cart and I love it. If I had the option, I would rate it 4.5 stars. After 8 rounds, here are my thoughts.
+ The gyro tracking works very well. My home courses are very hilly and this definitely helps.
+ The battery takes a long time to charge. I doubt I could get 36 holes out of it, my first try at getting 27 holes lasted only 25. The temps were in the 50s, but I expected better.
+ The rear-drive tires could have more grip. Sometimes I need to help the cart up a steep grassy incline.
+ The accessories are a mixed bag. The umbrella holder seems robust and the cup holder holds my $15 Bag Boy sand bottle well. The scorecard holder impedes getting the clubs out of the bag, so I don't use it.
+ The cart is very stable. While learning to master the remote, I ran my cart over big tree roots and other obstacles. I am much better at managing the remote now, but during this training time, the cart never fell over, and it should have.
+ The controls, whether by remote or manual steering are very well implemented.
Two suggestions for improvement. (1) The speed control knob on the handle should have some form of tactile feedback, so you can sense changing the speed one click at a time. (2) The remote should have a small LCD display that mirrors the display on the handle.”
“I love my MGI electric golf caddy it’s a completely different experience walking the course with out having to carry or push my cart. The first time I used the cart I felt like the richest man in the world walking down the fairway with my coffee in my hand And watching the cart make tracks in the morning dew on the grass as I approached my ball I was thinking of my next shot set my coffee in the holder and played the best golf I have ever played do yo my focus that came with walking I am a 17 handicap and shot 86 I do recommend a cart bag rather than a stand bag I love the storage in the seat and score card holder and the way it breaks down to store it or transport the cart literally about 2x2 totally worth the money.”
“Western PA mountains and the MGI Zip Navigator AT has not given me an ounce of problems. Like most reviews have said, a cart bag is best. In the extra steep slopes/cart paths I just slow it down enough to walk behind it and keep my hands ready if it tips back beyond what the back wheel can hold. That is rare and probably me being over cautious, but all in all I’ve been totally impressed! Thank you!”
