The age of the electric golf trolley has finally arrived. For many years they were regarded as the equipment of choice for the older generation of club player. Any golfer under the age of fifty wouldn’t be seen dead on the course with his clubs loaded onto an electric trolley unless they had some medical condition that would excuse them from a 19th hole inquisition. Well how times have changed. Sales of golf trolleys are at an all time high in the UK and the electric variants are gaining popularity among golfers of all ages and genders. It is no longer seen as uncool, but regarded as an essential bit of golf kit to any golfer who aspires to have the edge over the competition. The reason for this has been notion that the golfer will normally falter in the latter stages of their round due to mental exhaustion brought about by the physical exertion caused by carrying their clubs and ancillary equipment in a bag strapped to their backs. Visit any Regional Pro Tournament and the number of Pro’s using electric trolleys will make up the majority of the field. The Pro’s are well aware that being in contention down the final stretch and losing out by a single shot may have been caused by a  lack of concentration brought about by the mind and body not performing as a unit. A little bit of tiredness may be the difference in earning wages that day. The same applies to the club golfer. Even junior players have cottoned on, as it is not uncommon to see them on the course with their electric trolleys taking the strain. The UK golf season is year round these days and during the winter and spring months the amount of kit the average golfer is expected to have will inevitably add extra weight to their golf bag. Having to lug around a full set of clubs plus wet weather gear and you can see why golfers prefer not to carry these days. The leading manufactures of electric golf trolleys including Powakaddy, Motocaddy, Power House and Hillbilly produce various models to suit different terrains with prices starting from £190.00 .