I saw something like this years ago call sheaba i think or something like that,
but theres were ugly looking and I wrote to the company telling them I had a great design for them. They declined but yours is almost like what I had in mind, wow
Like you ripped it out of my head! congrats on your product, question: do you sell them in the USA? and if so how much are they going for? Do you have sales distributors in the usa? Thanks
I saw something like this years ago call sheaba i think or something like that,
but theres were ugly looking and I wrote to the company telling them I had a great design for them. They declined but yours is almost like what I had in mind, wow
Like you ripped it out of my head! congrats on your product, question: do you sell them in the USA? and if so how much are they going for? Do you have sales distributors in the usa? Thanks
@expolitico just buy a regular cart. part of golf is walking to stay healthy. do you really want to lift that into your car twice a day? electric carts are junk, i don't care how fancy they are.
@odmcarp howdy, this thing isn't for lifting into your car twice a day, they are available for hire. the whole idea of golf is walking, you're right, but why push clubs around...you may as well walk everywhere, why have a car?...this is designed to help people who are older or younger, want to walk and refuse to ride because of bad hips, backs etc... read some comments posted by people who have used one, its a lot of fun and it has improved their game due to all muscles being relaxed evenly.
@THEoDEATHoRINGo It's laziness for some people. This is way i used the word junk. I like to push a cart because i like to stay mobile. I'm only 46, but we have to stay moving as much as possible. We don't move as much as we used to. Your point about some folks having muscles problems is true. it's just that some people ride, or take the lazy way out, and not walk enough. People can't walk, or can't move because they sit idle. So when they move, they hurt, because of stiffness. Happy Golfing !
I could imagine a comical scene as you go to get your club, and it keeps scurrying away to a pre-set distance. Or when you go over a bridge and it decides to take a swim.
Great device Hubert. I just heard about your venture on Triple J and really wish you all the best. Looks like a fantastic addition to any golfers game, and myself only recently getting into golf can already see how convenient this caddy is. Great job and good luck!
I'd like to be a sales rep in the USA for these devices. Do you have any in the Midwestern portion of the USA? I realize you are from Australia and that intro has not really occurred yet here.
my dad made this and his name is Hubert Novak he invented it in 2004, for me a ten year old it was pretty hard to go through the ups and downs. But im happy to see my dad happy now!
they have these at tirhatuan lakes too, also used one there, for $15 for 18 holes its so cheap for what this thing does, some places are hring them for $10...WHAT A BARGAIN !
I saw something like this years ago call sheaba i think or something like that,
but theres were ugly looking and I wrote to the company telling them I had a great design for them. They declined but yours is almost like what I had in mind, wow
Like you ripped it out of my head! congrats on your product, question: do you sell them in the USA? and if so how much are they going for? Do you have sales distributors in the usa? Thanks
danno69969 1 year ago
I saw something like this years ago call sheaba i think or something like that,
but theres were ugly looking and I wrote to the company telling them I had a great design for them. They declined but yours is almost like what I had in mind, wow
Like you ripped it out of my head! congrats on your product, question: do you sell them in the USA? and if so how much are they going for? Do you have sales distributors in the usa? Thanks
danno69969 1 year ago
When will these devices be available in the US?
Are they truly robots in the sense that they are autonomous?
All the pics, including on their website, are showing flat terrain. How does the caddy handle hills, bumps, ponds, streams, etc.?
expolitico 2 years ago
@expolitico just buy a regular cart. part of golf is walking to stay healthy. do you really want to lift that into your car twice a day? electric carts are junk, i don't care how fancy they are.
odmcarp 2 years ago
@odmcarp howdy, this thing isn't for lifting into your car twice a day, they are available for hire. the whole idea of golf is walking, you're right, but why push clubs around...you may as well walk everywhere, why have a car?...this is designed to help people who are older or younger, want to walk and refuse to ride because of bad hips, backs etc... read some comments posted by people who have used one, its a lot of fun and it has improved their game due to all muscles being relaxed evenly.
THEoDEATHoRINGo 1 year ago
@THEoDEATHoRINGo It's laziness for some people. This is way i used the word junk. I like to push a cart because i like to stay mobile. I'm only 46, but we have to stay moving as much as possible. We don't move as much as we used to. Your point about some folks having muscles problems is true. it's just that some people ride, or take the lazy way out, and not walk enough. People can't walk, or can't move because they sit idle. So when they move, they hurt, because of stiffness. Happy Golfing !
odmcarp 1 year ago
I could imagine a comical scene as you go to get your club, and it keeps scurrying away to a pre-set distance. Or when you go over a bridge and it decides to take a swim.
pwnzrs 2 years ago
Great device Hubert. I just heard about your venture on Triple J and really wish you all the best. Looks like a fantastic addition to any golfers game, and myself only recently getting into golf can already see how convenient this caddy is. Great job and good luck!
Freakazilla83 2 years ago
It'd be cool if you can take turns sitting on it.
rasmasyean 2 years ago
I'd like to be a sales rep in the USA for these devices. Do you have any in the Midwestern portion of the USA? I realize you are from Australia and that intro has not really occurred yet here.
joquirk1 3 years ago
my dad made this and his name is Hubert Novak he invented it in 2004, for me a ten year old it was pretty hard to go through the ups and downs. But im happy to see my dad happy now!
THEoDEATHoRINGo 3 years ago
thank you Josh, that was really sweet, i am proud of who you are becoming..lots of love dad.
shadowcaddy 3 years ago
can u give me more information say when it was invented by who and stuff i would realy be intrested in getting 1
gobroncos1 3 years ago
it can, where are you located, i will organise one for you to try
shadowcaddy 3 years ago
im a part time caddy, this thing can surely help me lol
i0nPuNk182 3 years ago
I wanna see what happens if you start running away from it... down a hill >:)
fibreoptik 3 years ago
howdy, if you start running away from it down a hill, it will eventually lose signal, lock the brakes and stop, this will happen approx 4 meters away
shadowcaddy 3 years ago
they have these at tirhatuan lakes too, also used one there, for $15 for 18 holes its so cheap for what this thing does, some places are hring them for $10...WHAT A BARGAIN !
boratNICEborat 3 years ago