Costco Wholesale has
MGI Zip Navigator AT All Terrain Electric Golf Cart Bundle (US-ZIPXNAT)on sale for
$1299.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
jared52 for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Independent Dual Front Wheels Provide Added Strength and Stability
- Full Directional Remote Control Allows for Left, Right, Forward, Reverse and Speed Control
- Patented Gyroscope Straight Tracker Technology Keeps the Caddy on Track Across Any Terrain
- Downhill Speed Control
- Fully Foldable Rear 5th Wheel for Added Stability
- MGI Costco Package also includes:
- 1 x Caddy Travel Bag to provide maximum protection on travel.
- 1 x Cooler Bag
- 1 x Umbrella Holder that simply secures an umbrella to the caddy.
- 1 x Easy to install Drink Holder
- 1 x Scorecard Holder
- 1 x Multipurpose Clip
- 1 x GPS/Phone Holder
38 Comments
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At $1200 it seems kind of pricy???
At $1200 it seems kind of pricy???
Battery last about 45 holes, or 2x18 holes and an additional 9 holes. So it will last at least two rounds even with older battery.
At $1200 it seems kind of pricy???
I think its been the biggest upgrade iv made. Walking in a natural motion without having to push a cart uphill is worth the $.
I think its been the biggest upgrade iv made. Walking in a natural motion without having to push a cart uphill is worth the $.
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I play multiple days a week and am coming off a 5th back surgery. Carrying is a non-option for me. But my electric push cart allows me to walk again and enjoy the game at a much better pace. <I can easily keep up with a two-sum in a cart> . I feel better not having to crawl into and out of cart and bouncing all over the place. I can stay loose walking.
My CC has "Hills" in it's title for a reason so I have a cart with a wider wheel base and 5th wheel for hills.
You'll save money on Cart rental. For me I was ahead in my first season.
Just make sure the first time you use it isn't a tournament. Takes some thought at first. But after 2 1/2 years its just part of the routine. The follow feature on some models is over rated if you ask me.
I set it to go and follow behind holding the remote. Turn when needed or when i notice its way off path. Find ball then direct cart to me. But remote on seat. Hit a shank. Wash and repeat
Also, the layout of my remote with the stop button at the bottom of the direction pad instead of the center took a bit to get used to but have no issues now.
An important piece of advice, always lock you cart when you're on the green or not paying attention to your cart. I've pressed the buttons on the remote accidentally with my butt and crashed it. I've also seen other "rogue" carts that have crashed due to people not knowing their cart was on the move 😂.
I set it to go and follow behind holding the remote. Turn when needed or when i notice its way off path. Find ball then direct cart to me. But remote on seat. Hit a shank. Wash and repeat
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I've seen many people try to fit in 9 holes before work in the morning. I've seen average early tee-time players complete a hole around 7-8 minutes, which would be around 2-to-2.5 hours to complete. There are even guys who go out there running with their push cart for morning workout that finish in 1-to-1.5 hours. When your tee-time is so early that they haven't even clean the dew on the green, you don't really need to spend too much time putting.