Ftr Caddytrek R2 Black Robotic Electric Golf Cart Review

Last Updated on December 1, 2023 by Daniel

Review of the FTR Caddytrek R2 black robotic electric golf cart.

We have the FTR CaddyTrek R2 Electric Golf Cart to review today. The CaddyTrek R2 is the latest version of the popular FTR CaddyTrek R, which is designed to be a completely electric cart.

This electric cart is designed to be a do-it-all vehicle that can handle anything from running around the neighborhood to taking you to and from the golf course. It’s also small enough to fit in your garage or the trunk of your car.

In this review, we’ll be looking at what makes the FTR CaddyTrek R2 stand out, whether it is good value for the money, and how it compares to other electric golf carts.

Table of Contents

The Mechanism

Those who are avid golfers should check out the FTR CaddyTrek Robotic Golf Cart. I have found it very useful. Since I no longer have to strain myself to move my gear from one hole to the next, I am able to play for a much longer period of time.

There are also many golfers I know who have benefited from the convenience and assistance of this amazing electric golf caddy. Because it handles all of the grunt work for me, this has become such an important tool for me.

FTR Caddytrek R2: Storage

Firstly, it has ample storage to accommodate all of my clubs and bags. I don’t have to carry anything when I am walking from hole to hole. There are many convenient ways to get around. By setting it to follow mode, it automatically tracks my movements and stays a good distance behind me.

When I want it to go to the next hole before me, I simply set it to march mode, and it is ready to go before I even arrive.

Weight of the FTR Caddytrek R2

Once again, I had trouble carrying my heavy bags, which is why the FTR CaddyTrek Golf Cart works so well for me—it is lightweight. I can easily fold it up and it weighs only 8 pounds. When I am of the course, I only need to carry it, and it fits perfectly in my trunk.

I used it once when it was raining, and I was a bit concerned about how well it would perform in wet conditions, but it did just fine. So long as you don’t play in the mud, the wheels are large and rugged enough to handle wet terrain.

Advantages and disadvantages

Pros	Cons
It can last for up to 27 holes on a single charge.	It is a bit difficult to navigate steep terrain.
With the remote control, it’s very easy to operate.	Occasionally, it loses connection with the cart after swinging.
When fully assembled, the FTR CaddyTrek R2 is extremely light and folds down to half its size.	When using the follow and march modes, it’s awkward to put the sensor on the back or front of your pants.
With the marching and following modes, it can be controlled remotely or automatically.	This model does not come with a seat attachment.
Both motors run quietly at 250 watts each.
There is no need for a caddy or to carry the clubs yourself.

Conclusions

Ultimately, this is a very well-designed robotic golf caddy. By taking care of all my club lugging needs, I have been able to enjoy the game the way it was meant to be enjoyed and to play it for longer periods of time.

Although I sometimes lose connection with the device, I have been enjoying the hands-free features. Even when there is a loss of connection, it doesn’t outweigh the benefits of using hands-free modes.

In spite of the fact that it struggles on sloped terrain, I was pleasantly surprised when it rained. Although it can’t cross rivers or climb mountains, I’m happy with how it performs in inclement weather.

I highly recommend this product if you love the game of golf and wish to enjoy it even more. This product has completely changed my approach to golf. I strongly encourage all golfers to take a look at the FTR CaddyTrek R2.