Remote Control Caddy (How to work the Club Booster V2 Remote)

The Alphard Club Booster V2 is a remote control electric golf buggy that helps you focus less on transporting your golf clubs, so you can focus more on improving your golf game.

It is simple, easy to use, and controlled by a remote.

Let’s take a look at the remote control for our buggy, so you can see exactly how simple it is to use and operate.

How to control the speed

Controlling the speed is quite simple - use the “up” button to increase the speed, and the down button to decrease the speed.
The Remote control golf buggy has 6 speeds, and will always start from Speed 1 (the slowest speed)
The changes are instantaneous, so you can confidently control the speed of your remote control buggy

How to reverse and/or slow down

Simply hold down the “down” button to slow down the speed or to reverse
The Club Booster V2 will gradually stop/slow down once you release the button

How to turn left/right

Press and hold the “left” button to turn the Club Booster V2 to the left
Press and hold the “right” button to turn the Club Booster V2 to the right

How to stop

Press the “Stop” button (dead center). The Club Booster will come to a gradual stop

How to use “Preset” Modes

On the remote you can find a “15” and a “30” button
The “15” button will push the cart to travel 15 yards
The “30” button will push the cart to travel for 30 yards

How to use the “Free-Wheel” modes

If you want to push the cart in “Free-Wheel” mode, simply hold down the “Stop” button for 3 seconds
To exit “Free-Wheel” mode on the buggy, simply press any button on the remote control

How to lock the remote

If you want to make sure that no buttons are accidentally pressed or activated, then hold down the “Keypad Lock” button
To exit “Keypad Lock” mode, simply press the “Keypad Lock” button and hit any other button on the remote control within 3 seconds

How to charge the remote

Use the provided micro USB cable - you can plug this into any USB charging inlet