MGI Zip Navigator Electric Golf Cart - 36 Hole Lithium Battery - Remote Control - Accessories Included (Drink Holder, Umbrella Holder, Rear Wheel Covers, Multi-Purpose Clip & GPS Phone Holder)

This thing is great, if you are a semi functioning adult you will have no problem with the zip navigator. It’s lightweight, easy to transport, it scares dogs and small children when you chase them, super long battery life I made it through 53.5 holes before it died on me walking up the 18th, but I did chase my kids around earlier in the day so take that off my schedule and I would have made it a full 54.Don’t waste your time with anything else, if you want to walk the course with your arms swinging freely this is for you.

So after playing four rounds w Zip Navigator, I’ve found it to be fun, easy and convenient !It’s a short learning curve to get used to pushing buttons to keep the ZN from overwhelming your round of golf. The thing I’ve learned to do is ,after all in the group have hit their tee shots, just send it out ahead of yourself but not past the shortest ball.W that tip in mind, it’s easy to keep pace of play and you don’t disturb your playing partners. So far so good w the zip navigator, it tipped over on its side one time due to me taking a shortcut and I underestimated the unevenness of the terrain. Very cool design, unfolds in seconds, and folds down to a compact little bugger that fits in my SUV very easily. I recommend ZN if you’re looking to walk your golf rounds!

Sheesh! Pricey. I held off for as long as I could but I eventually caved and got this. Anyone ever use a RC car? This immediately brought back memories of me racing my tyco RC toy, but so much better.As with anything I paid too much for, I had to show it to the boys on the golf course. First you show them the remote control function and then you really get some “whoas!” when it starts following you. Just make sure you get used to the speed settings or you may end up like me and have the thing almost run you over while you show off. Battery easily lasts a full round of golf and comes with a hefty charger you can put next to your power tool battery chargers. Overall great!

Seems very well built, easy to assemble, runs well. I play on a very , very, steep mountain course and it does ok on the hills despite some concern about this from other users. Does 18 holes easily on full charge and still shows strong battery, I think it could go 36 no problem.

Just don't buy it.My star rating is 0 or -5.It's so heavy that your back will be crushed whenever you get this thing out of the car and carry it around. It is also a bonus to have to get wounds on the arms or legs.Every time it climbs a hill, it falls upside down and make myself ashamed.And if the battery is dead while playing golf, you'll have to call a tow truck. I didn't even try to move without batteries.So I wanted to return this heavy wheel. I have to pay the postage, but it's okay.However, a few days later they only returned me $720 back. LOL. I called to protest, but there was no answer.Just don't buy it. Just ride a cart. Not only is it useless, but it can also be harmful to your mental/physical health.

Today is the first time I used the MGI cart and I loved it. Before I played today I practiced in my yard to get a feel of the controls. Today I was amazed at the performance the cart moved. My golf game was distracted because of always making sure the cart didn’t get away from me. I’m sure in time I’ll get used to it. I recommend extending the fifth wheel farther out than the default setting because several times I had the cart doing wheelies going uphill. I would have liked to be able to adjust the angle of th phone holder because it’s laying practically flat in the holder. I can’t say enough good things about it. After the round I felt as fresh as I had when I started.

This is my second MGI Zip Navigator. Unfortunately my first one was damaged beyond repair by my own negligence. I did not hesitate to purchase the same model again. I will definitely be more aware of the extensive range of the remote and be more conscious of locking the remote when the cart is out of my sight. My suggestions…the retractable wheel that extends could be a little longer. Also, I have to put a five pound weight in my golf bag to balance the cart weight. I found this helps as I play on a golf course with steep hills.

Exactly as advertised, and even better in the sense of design, such as how nicely it folds and battery lasting even longer than the nominal 36 holes. (I haven't played 45 or 54, but after 36, the displayed battery level hasn't shown dropping yet... although it MIGHT drop quickly after that, who knows?)