PowaKaddy unveils revolutionary 2025 electric trolley range 

PowaKaddy has unveiled its new revolutionary 2025 electric trolley range with some all new GPS innovation. 

PowaKaddy are very popular when it comes to their electric trolley range and the 2025 range could well prove popular with some golfers.

The next generation of PowaKaddy GPS trolleys have Full Hole View portrait displays, meaning what you see on the display is a true representation of what is in front of you on the golf course. 

Heading up the 2025 collection is the CT12 GPS, the most technologically advanced electric trolley PowaKaddy has ever produced. With a 5” HD portrait touchscreen display, which they say is the largest on the market, the CT12 GPS introduces Full Hole View, providing golfers with a fully immersive ground breaking visual experience.

The new 1.1GHz processor, which is nine times faster, ensures seamless GPS performance with subscription free, instant access to over 40,000 golf courses in Full Hole View, while features such as Auto-Zoom, Drop Flag Technology, and Advanced Green View are designed to offer a great a course experience. The patented fold-away display makes the CT12 GPS ultra-compact and transport-friendly. 

Sharing many of the advanced integrated GPS features and game tracking tech of the CT12 GPS, the CT10 GPS features a 3.5” portrait touch display, delivering the Full Hole View experience with 50% greater hole viewing area than conventional widescreen displays. 

The CT8 GPS, which PowaKaddy say is the UK’s best-selling GPS trolley, continues to offer the advanced integrated GPS features and enhanced game-tracking capabilities that discerning golfers have come to love. Finally, the CT6 – PowaKaddy’s most popular electric trolley, completes the brand’s most recognisable range. 

PowaKaddy has refined its FX collection to provide a diverse range of options tailored to different golfer needs. The new FX1, represents a significant milestone for PowaKaddy, offering an entry-level electric trolley designed to introduce golfers to the world of electric-powered performance without compromising on quality – as it features dozens of PowaKaddy’s newest technologies such as USB-C fast charging port, 1-click folding and Mag-Lok bag attachment technology. The range is further complemented by the FX3 and FX5 models, both of which offer premium performance with additional experience enhancing features via their full-colour widescreen displays. 

For golfers destined to go places and seeking premium remote-controlled performance, PowaKaddy has introduced a new range of cutting-edge remote-control trolleys featuring premium technologies that take remote control trolleys to the next level, including Slope Traverse Assist, a swivel front wheel and a rechargeable slimline handset offering a 50-metre range. The RX10 GPS and RX12 GPS, both feature next generation GPS Full Hole View portrait touchscreen displays, the latter being the world’s first 5” touchscreen GPS remote trolley with Full Hole View, delivering an entirely new unbeatable level of technology and convenience. 

Finally, the brand has added the PowaKaddy RX, which will offer PowaKaddy’s latest remote-control technology packaged into a product that provides excellent value and is unbeatably easy to use. 

 “With the launch of our 2025 collection, we are once again pushing the limits of what golfers can expect from an electric trolley. The introduction of the CT12 GPS with its Full Hole View portrait display technology represents a massive leap forward in trolley experiences, while the FX1 ensures that more golfers than ever before can step into the world of electric trolleys with confidence.” – Said David Catford, CEO of PowaKaddy.

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James Tait is bunkered’s Gear Editor. Want to know how the latest Callaway driver, Vokey wedge or Scotty Cameron putter performs? He’s the guy to ask. Better yet, just watch his videos on the bunkered YouTube channel. One of the biggest hitters in the UK, James also competes on the World Long Drive circuit and is a descendent of former Amateur champion Freddie Tait.

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