Mercedes set to launch a golf car
Mercedes-Benz are teaming up with Garia golf carts to launch something a little bit special at next week's Open Championship.
They will be hosting a world premiere as they complete a cycle that began three years ago at Muirfield, when they announced the winners of a worldwide competition to design the golf car of the future.
The competition was so successful Mercedes-Benz wanted to stick with it. Now they’ve got us on tenterhooks with this little video –
And in this video the team explain the back story of the car and tempt us with a few ideas of what the premiere will reveal –
Whatever they come up with, let’s get one thing straight, we really need to keep this guy away from it (the caddie's reaction is superb) –
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