JuCad builds its electric trolleys by hand in Germany, and the range runs from an affordable entry-level model to exclusive design models with rosé gold details.
JuCad was founded by golf enthusiast Werner Jungmann, who built on the long experience in tube-bending technology that the family company JUTEC had gathered since 1980. In 1998 JuCad launched the world's first stainless steel electric trolley with hidden cables and motors in the axle. Today the family-owned company is still run by the second generation, Kira and Jörg Jung, from its headquarters in Limburg, Germany.
It all starts with the frame. JuCad builds its trolleys in titanium, full carbon or stainless steel, and the choice affects both weight and price more than anything else.
Titanium is JuCad's signature material: light, stiff and ages gracefully. Weight ranges from 5.9 to 6.5 kg depending on the model. Full carbon weighs even less, down to 5.4 kg in the lightest Travel models. Stainless steel is the heaviest at 7.2 kg, but also the best-value way to get JuCad's technology without paying for the premium material.
The latest 3.0 generation is built around a 48V drive system with quiet motors, an electronic parking brake on both sides, a magnetic connector and an integrated charge indicator. A stepless rotary dial and an automatic distance function for 10, 20 or 30 metres come as standard throughout.
New for 3.0 is Slope Balance Control (SBC®), which compensates for side slopes so the trolley holds its line on hillsides instead of pulling downhill. The lithium battery lasts for 45 holes and is tested and certified to the UN transport test – good to know if you travel with your equipment.
Every frame is built by hand in Germany.
JuCad's trolleys solve transport in two different ways. The Travel models split in two without tools via a plug-in joint and pack down to as little as 65 × 35 × 15 cm – slim enough to fit in the same travel case as your golf bag.
Other models, such as the Ghost Titan, Phantom Titan and Titan Classic, instead fold flat with the JuCad Powerlock. A single wing screw locks both the handle and the bag support at the same time. The folded size is somewhat deeper, but the trolley is up and ready to go in a few seconds.
You will find everything in our category for electric trolleys.
| Model | Material | Weight | Packed size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Titan Classic 3.0 | Titanium | 5.9 kg | 65 × 60 × 20 cm |
| Drive Stainless Steel 3.0 | Stainless steel | 7.2 kg | 65 × 60 × 10 cm |
| Titan Travel eX 3.0 | Titanium | 5.9 kg | 65 × 35 × 15 cm |
| Ghost Titan 3.0 | Titanium | 6.5 kg | 67 × 60 × 13 cm |
| Phantom Titan 3.0 | Titanium, full-carbon rims | 6.5 kg | 65 × 60 × 11 cm |
| Carbon Travel Bianco/Nero SV 3.0 | Full carbon | 5.4 kg | 65 × 35 × 15 cm |
| Carbon Travel Royal/Special/Racing 3.0 | Full carbon | 5.8 kg | 65 × 35 × 15 cm |
| Junior Drive | Stainless steel | 7 kg | 60 × 53 × 10 cm |
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On most models you can have your own text engraved on the frame – a name, initials or any text of up to 100 characters. It makes the trolley yours, just like initials on the bag or stamped letters on a wedge.
Titanium gives the best balance between weight and durability and is JuCad's signature material. Carbon weighs the least but is somewhat more delicate in everyday use. Stainless steel is the heaviest but the best value for the same technology.
Travel models split into two parts via a plug-in joint and become extremely slim, perfect for the flight. Foldable models fold flat in one piece and are slightly quicker to set up on the course.
Slope Balance Control, a feature that is new for the 3.0 generation. It compensates for side slopes so the trolley holds its line on hillsides instead of pulling to one side.
Yes, on most models you can choose personalisation when ordering and have your own text of up to 100 characters engraved on the frame.
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