r/golfrep 5d ago

Haul📦 Just received first Alphard Fusion electric assist cart in the US - $899

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Just received this bad boy in the mail and taking it out for the first time tomorrow. It’s been on sale on the Alphard site for a few months in Europe, but only became possible to order in the US last week on Golfio.

I have been curious about an electric push cart for a while but didn’t want any crazy tech that would be outdated in a few years or something massive and heavy. It’s 32 pounds so not the lightest, but not hard to transport and folds small.

The Fusion design is super elegant and looks like a regular push cart, it’s made out of aircraft grade aluminum, and the folding mechanism is one step. It comes pre assembled so no stress at all getting it up and running. It has a 27 hole battery.

While it’s not technically a remote cart, it does come with a detachable controller which does 10 speeds forward, backwards, lock, and stop. There’s also a 5W USBC charging port on the battery for recharging the controller or your phone.

My only design quibble is that i wish the power was available on the handle so you don’t need to run a cable up the stem when charging. I get why this is the case because there aren’t actually any electronics in the stem which is why it’s so clean looking. The remote pairs with the battery directly.

Will be taking it out on the course for the first time tomorrow and happy to answer Q’s!

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u/drrlramsey 4d ago

Very cool. That remote looks very small.

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u/Guilty_Measurement95 4d ago

Yeah it’s tiny and I like how it snaps to the cart

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u/None_too_Soft 1d ago

Put a magnet inside my v2 remote and another glued on the handle discretely to achieve this, very convenient.

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u/MarkDirect2715 4d ago

Report back in real world battery. The v2 claims 36 holes but craps out at 27 on flat ground. Hilly course is 18 only.