MGI golf buggies in Australia: who makes them and what to expect

The MGI Ai 500, Ai Navigator GPS+ and Ai Navigator Halo have on-buggy GPS. The Ai 500 uses a four-inch colour touchscreen covering over 40,000 courses, and the GPS+ and Halo add full directional remote control. The Zip and E-Boost models do not have built-in GPS, though the Zip range accepts a GPS holder.

The Zip Navigator, Zip Navigator AT, Ai Navigator GPS+ and Ai Navigator Halo have remote control. The Zip X1 and X3 and the Ai 500 are non-remote models, and the E-Boost is a pushcart with a boost button. Choose a remote model if you want to steer the buggy without touching the handle.

On MGI's own site: the warranty page and the user manuals page are both linked at the end of this guide. Check the documentation supplied with your buggy as well, and contact us with your order details if you need help with a claim or are unsure which manual matches your model.

MGI makes motorised and remote-controlled buggies that do the work for you, while Clicgear makes manual push buggies with no battery to charge. Choose MGI if hills or a long back nine tire you, and Clicgear for the simplest, lowest-maintenance option at a lower price.

Our walk-behind range lists the MGI E-Boost, Zip, Ai 500 and Ai Navigator models, in stock at our Yatala QLD depot and shipped to every state and territory. Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout, and batteries, chargers and accessories can be added to the same order.