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PowaKaddy CT6 Review
How we assessed it: research-based, using manufacturer specifications, independent published testing, owner experience where useful and comparative analysis. How we review
PowaKaddy’s compact trolley folds unusually small for tight car boots, and still has a colour screen and automatic distance.
Typical price: £700–£850 · Where to buy ↓
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The 30-second verdict
The CT6 is our pick if boot space matters most. It folds to about 51 × 43 × 38 cm, which is smaller than most rivals, and you do not give up the everyday features you need.
Buy it if
- Your car boot is small or shared with other kit
- You want a light, compact trolley that is easy to lift
- You play hilly courses and choose the EBS version
Look elsewhere if
- You want remote control
- You want built-in GPS (see the CT6 GPS or CT8 GPS)
- Folded size does not matter to you (see the Motocaddy M1)
Where to buy
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Why this score
Our score: 92/100. Evidence-led editorial assessment drawing on manufacturer documentation, independent published testing, owner experience where useful, current UK market information and comparative analysis. The score is our buying judgement, not a measured performance margin.
What supports the recommendation
- One of the most compact folds available
- Colour screen with automatic distance
Main trade-offs: No remote control or GPS; EBS version costs more.
Evidence: PowaKaddy CT6 · Retailer listing. How we use evidence · How we score
Key specifications
| Folded size | 510 × 425 × 375 mm (PowaKaddy) |
|---|---|
| Weight | 9.9 kg without battery |
| Battery | 30V plug-in lithium; 18-hole and 36-hole options |
| Screen and controls | 2.8-inch colour screen, round timer, clock and automatic distance; tamper-proof dial |
| EBS version | Electronic Braking System: senses slopes and controls speed downhill |
| Extras | USB-C charging port, left- or right-handed use |
| Warranty | 2 years on the trolley; 5 years pro rata on the lithium battery |
Manufacturer and retailer figures, checked September 2026. Sources: PowaKaddy CT6 · Retailer listing
Why it stands out
The CT6 is built around its fold. At about 51 × 43 × 38 cm it fits boots that struggle with bigger trolleys, and at 9.9 kg without the battery it is easy to lift in and out every week.
If your course is hilly, the EBS version is worth the extra: it controls the trolley’s speed on steep downhill slopes. The standard version is fine for flatter courses.
Pros and cons
What works well
- One of the most compact folds available
- Colour screen with automatic distance
- EBS option for hilly courses
- 5-year pro-rata battery warranty
What to consider
- No remote control or GPS
- EBS version costs more
- Plug-in rather than click-on battery
Owning it: warranty, returns and rules
| Manufacturer warranty | 2 years on the trolley; 5 years pro rata on the lithium battery (see the specifications above). |
|---|---|
| Battery and charger | Check whether the price includes the 18-hole or the 36-hole lithium battery, and the charger. They change the price and how far you can go between charges. |
| Your rights when buying online | Bought online from a UK retailer, you can cancel within 14 days of delivery (Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013). If it is faulty you have 30 days to reject it for a full refund, and up to six years (five in Scotland) to claim for a fault that was there at delivery (Consumer Rights Act 2015). |
| Returns at the retailers we link to | Scottsdale Golf: 30 days from receipt, in original condition with packaging and an unused registration card. HotGolf: 14 working days from the day after delivery, unused, and you pay return postage. Amazon UK: most items sold by Amazon can be returned within 30 days. Affordable Golf: check its returns page before ordering. Always remove your personal data from GPS devices before returning them. |
Warranty and returns terms checked 5 October 2026. Retailers and manufacturers can change them, so check before you buy.
Alternatives to consider
Motocaddy M1Our score 91/100 · Typical price: £750–£850Similar price, with a cable-free click-on battery.
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Questions buyers ask
How small does the PowaKaddy CT6 fold?
PowaKaddy quotes 510 × 425 × 375 mm, which is smaller than most trolleys at this price.
What does EBS mean on a PowaKaddy?
EBS stands for Electronic Braking System. It senses steep slopes and controls the trolley’s speed and braking downhill.
PowaKaddy CT6 or Motocaddy M1?
Choose the CT6 for the smaller fold, or the M1 for its cable-free click-on battery. Both cost around £749.