Motocaddy unveiled as Asia-Pacific Champions Tour sponsor

Oliver Churcher - Wednesday, July 27, 2011

 

We are pleased to announce that Motocaddy has been selected as an Official Sponsor of the Asia-Pacific Champions Tour with the deal set to run for the next three seasons through until 2013.

The Asia Pacific Champions Tour was founded by a group of leading PGA Senior professionals earlier this year with five events being staged in 2011 and ten events next year.

Tournaments are being held across the Asia-Pacific region with the exotic locations including Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines.

"We are very proud to have such a significant brand in the form of Motocaddy sponsoring our tour,” said Ron Hendrie, president of the Asia-Pacific Champions Tour. “It shows the commitment that Motocaddy have to the development of the sport throughout the world."

Further information about the Tour can be found at www.apchampionstour.com.

 


 

Brett Rumford chooses Motocaddy over brand rivals

Oliver Churcher - Friday, March 18, 2011

 

Australian European Tour star Brett Rumford has become the latest high-profile professional golfer to join forces with Motocaddy.

The three-time European Tour winner was preparing for a final effort to win big prize money in the Race to Dubai at his new home club, The Wisley in Surrey, but required the most reliable trolley to help his game.

After a bad experience with a rival trolley that left him stranded on the course, he turned to the brand that his in-laws back in Perth swear by and got himself a new Motocaddy S3 Digital.

“It’s just perfect,” said Brett, who is currently 28th on the European Tour money list for the year. “What I like about it is how it runs true – it just rolls through straight and doesn’t veer left or right like a lot of other trolleys do.

“Another thing is just how simple it is to operate,” he added. “It’s obviously very well made with solid components. The dials are easy to use and the whole thing with the lithium battery is so light. The opening and closing mechanism is great and it folds down in one go without anything catching.”

Brett, a three-time winner on the European Tour who finished runner up at the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles in August and tied 2nd at the Ballantine’s Championship in Korea last April, plans to use his S3 trolley a lot.

“I’ll be playing up to three or four times a week in practice in the weeks ahead and the trolley will be getting a lot of use,” he said. In fact, he’s so impressed with his Motocaddy that he’s arranged to have an S1 sent to Royal Perth to be available when he practices Down Under.

Brett joins current Europro Tour Order of Merit leader Daniel Gaunt and leading former amateur legend Gary Wolstenholme, who both use the S3 Digital on Tour.

 


 

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