
Ø 315 × 74 mm
Wide tread for wet grass. Removable via quick release.
Pure form.
Golf trolleys drawn from one tube. Nothing on them that doesn't carry.
One tube. Ø 30 mm.
Three wheels. Nothing in between.
Everything that remains carries.
Four trolleys. One question.
Same tube, same wheels, the same question. One to pull, one to push, two powered.
Every Score trolley starts with this question. Not: what else could it have? But: what does it have to do?
The answer is shorter than you think.
The bag rests on rubberised cradles top and bottom, each with a strap. It stays put without a second look.
Rear wheels of Ø 315 mm with a wide tread. Light and straight, even over wet grass.
One rotary knob. Folded, from 23 cm flat without wheels.
It stays where you let go of it. On a slope, too.
A round takesfour hours.
Not a minute of it should belong to the trolley. It should do its job and otherwise go unnoticed.
It is not leaving out that needs a reason, but adding. Every part has to be able to say what it carries. If it can't, it isn't built.
The lightest partis the one that's missing.
It weighs nothing. It never rattles. It costs nothing.
What remains is one line: aluminium tube, 30 mm in diameter, powder-coated in silver. A mast, a handle bar, an undercarriage, two or three wheels, one hinge.
This is not a style. It is the answer to the question.

Most of the work on a Score trolley can't be seen. It is in the parts that aren't there, and in the care taken over the ones that remain.
Where nothing is covered, you see every joint, every radius, every bit of play in the hinge. So the little that remains has to be right.

Wide tread for wet grass. Removable via quick release.

The push bar adjusts to several heights.

Open, closed. No tools, no second move.

Tracking adjustable with a set screw.

Upper and lower cradle, each with a strap.
Dimensions, battery, folded size or spare parts: write to us. Many answers are already in the help centre.