Golf Time, one of Germany's biggest golf magazines, featured the Air Caddy Pro 2.0 in its 2/2026 issue under the headline "Mega-Tool". It is a short piece, but it gets straight to what the Air Caddy is for.
One pass clears the line. Legal in most clubs, check your competition rules.
What Golf Time said
The feature describes the Air Caddy Pro 2.0 as a compact air jet for golfers that clears dirt, sand and moisture from shoes and kit, including mid-round. Golf Time picked out the numbers that matter.
- Directed air bursts of up to 188 km/h (that is 129 MPH, the figure we quote in the UK)
- A brushless motor with three power levels
- Battery life of up to four hours
- 305 grams, so it lives in a bag pocket
- USB-C charging, with the cable in the box
- Interchangeable nozzles
- 14 x 10 x 4 cm, so it fits any golf bag
In other words, everything the Pro 2.0 was built around: enough power to lift grass and grit on contact, light enough to carry every round, and no batteries or dock to think about.
The Precision Nozzle clips on for grooves, spike wells and tight spots. Run it open for power.
Full power is for this: trolley wheels and car mats, before the mud gets in the boot.
The giveaway
Alongside the feature, Golf Time ran a reader competition with five Air Caddy Pro 2.0 units as prizes. Readers had to answer one question, "how many power levels does the Air Caddy Pro have?", and email their answer to the magazine.
The competition closed on 15 June 2026, so entries are no longer open. If you were one of the five winners, congratulations, and we hope the unit has already seen a few muddy rounds. (The answer, for the record, was three.)
Where to find it
The feature is on page 61 of Golf Time 2/2026. You can read the issue online at golftime.cld.bz/GOLF-TIME-2-2026/61.
Want one for your own bag? The Air Caddy Pro 2.0 is £69.99, down from £89.99, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Shoes done in seconds, before they reach the car.