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The 2.8-inch full colour widescreen display clearly shows all yardages and provides sharp viewing in all weather conditions. It also tracks how many miles you have walked, which I really liked as an additional feature.

The new lithium batteries are the thinnest and highest energy on the market. They also feature unique Plug ‘n’ Play TM technology, which means golfers don’t have to deal with fiddly connectors when connecting the battery to the trolley.

The PowaKaddy C2i GPS has received Quiet Mark accreditation, an international stamp of approval recognising technology that has been designed to reduce noise and I have to say it was extremely quiet when testing.

Other features of the C2i GPS include a USB charging point, scorecard holder and a compartment for balls, tees and pencils.

So that’s the lowdown on the PowaKaddy C2i GPS, but how did it perform? Find out on the next page…

PowaKaddy C2i GPS trolley review: The results

The star of the show with this trolley is the integrated GPS. I found it was remarkably accurate and especially useful on blind shots where it wasn’t possible to use a laser and at courses I hadn’t played before.

As it is set into the trolley handle I found it sped up play, as I didn’t have to get another device out to work out my yardages.

The two stage folding mechanism was really easy to use and made taking down and putting up the trolley a quick process. The only disadvantage of the folding mechanism is you can’t adjust handle height without a screwdriver. When folded down it easily fits in my car boot with a set of clubs.

The Plug ‘n’ Play TM technology in the battery made it really quick and simple to connect to the trolley. You just need to remember to use the on and off switch on the battery before and after you’ve completed your round.

The C2i GPS was exceptionally quiet and very quick due to an extremely powerful motor. I often find myself constantly readjusting my carry bag on a trolley but with the C2i GPS it fit comfortably and stayed securely in place.

PowaKaddy C2i GPS trolley review: NCG verdict

This really is a great trolley which I found easy to use. The new GPS function is an excellent addition, which I found especially useful as I play at a lot of new courses.

It also delivers on its promise of being a compact trolley and folds down smaller than any other trolley I’ve owned. This is really important for me as I travel a lot but also key if you don’t have much room in your car to fit a large trolley. Its compact nature doesn’t mean you compromise on usability. It is extremely sturdy and easy to control on all terrain.

If you’re looking for a top of the market trolley and feel you will benefit from a GPS, this is a great piece of kit.

PowaKaddy C2i GPS review: The details

Available: Now

RRP: £699.99 (18-hole lithium battery), £749.99 (36-hole lithium battery)

More information can be found on the PowaKaddy website.

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