Bag Boy Navigator Electric Cart
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Main Features
- Remote control cart makes golfing a little easier
- Loaded with adjustable features to fit almost any bag
- Solid rubber handles and ultra-lightweight aluminum tubing
- 34 amp dry cell battery and twin 140-watt motors for power
- Rust-proof aluminum wheels with steel ball bearings
Description
Similar to a 3-wheel push cart, the eletric cart is self-propelled and allows you to enjoy the excercise of walking, while totally eliminating the strain of pulling or pushing your cart around the course. An electric cart that can climb and descend hills effortlessly, running on a rechargeable battery that's made to last for 18 holes of play.
Other Details
- Brand: Bag Boy
- Label: Bag Boy
- Manufacturer: Bag Boy
- Package Dimensions: 37.70 in x 25.10 in x 17.80 in; 77.20 lb
Customer Reviews
MGI has extra features
I own the MGI Navigator, and you may think this is the Licoln Navigator but the MGI is the Bently.
It has a seat with compartment, a sand bucket for filling your divots, a holder for your umbrella, best of all, when you are on a side hill it does not follow the slope of the hill but rather stays straight on course. Mine does have the solid wheels and yes, pins. If you don't run it into things the pins will last for a very long time and all carts will have the battery issue. That's a battery issue not a cart issue.
I have had several remote caddies, and this is tops, don't see how the bag boy can beat it.
I am retired, play golf in Palm Desert for 7 months of the year 5 days a week and have NO affliation with MGI just think it's the best!
Bag Boy Navigator
Excellent product. Appears to be very well made and I love the Navigator technology. Folds easily. It's extremely quiet compared to my friends' motorized carts. While it needs a little help up and down bigger hills, it makes walking so much more enjoyable.
Bag Boy Navigator
A very good remote controlled golf cart, the sending unit could be designed a little better, the control buttons are too close together, and the navigator on/off buttons are in the wrong location. The unit can be set up very quickly, and performs great.
I own it's twin sister, the MGI
I have owned the MGI Navigator which is the sister to the Bag Boy. They are made in Australia, and I've been told that the MGI is a Ford Explorer but the Bag Boy is the Lincoln Navigator..quite a step up.
I love my MGi, but I've had a few issues that have warranted concern. The air tires which have since been redesigned were poorly thought out. They have these pins that control the direction and the pins would break, usually during the middle of a tournament or round and I'd have to get a "tow" back to the club house, or if I was lucky, jimmy the broken pin out of the slot and insert a new one. Usually, however, I wasn't so lucky. They have since designed a new wheel, but it's not been available for the US customers for some odd reason, and supposedly, I'm to receive the new tires once they are shipped from Australia.
The battery most definitely must be fully charged between rounds and you'll only get 18 holes out of one charge. That sounds fine for most golfer, but we've ventured out without a fully charged battery, and when it's dead..it's dead. The cart can be set to free wheel, but the battery makes it very heavy to push or pull.
The service on the cart has been great. I can't say enough about the US service rep who is more than accessible and answers all questions instantly.
I do love mY MGI, and it frees me up to concentrate on my golf. I am considering moving up to the Bag Boy, but am waiting a few months since they are so new and might have some breaking "in" to do.
These are pricey, but worth the $$.