Motocaddy 2025 · Lightweight · Ultra battery
Motocaddy S1 Ultra (2025)
The best-selling S1 with its LCD display and distance control, running the extended-capacity Ultra battery — for golfers who play beyond 18.
£649
Motocaddy 2025 · DHC braking · Lightweight · Ultra battery
Motocaddy 2025 S1 DHC Ultra Lithium Electric Golf Trolley
The hill-ready S1 DHC paired with the extended-capacity Ultra battery: automatic downhill braking, a parking brake, and charge to spare beyond 18 holes.
£729 £779.95 Save £50.95 + Free gift
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- 30-day returns on unused trolleys
SKU TR25S1NDSU · Brand Motocaddy
Hill control and battery headroom in one
Two upgrades define this version of the S1. Automatic Downhill Control brakes the trolley to a steady pace on every descent, backed by an electronic parking brake for standing it on a slope. And the extended-capacity Ultra lithium battery removes the second question — whether it will last a long day — before it’s asked. Together they make this the S1 for golfers whose home course goes up and down, and whose golf doesn’t stop at 18.
Everything the S1 platform does
Underneath sits the range’s best-selling formula: LCD widescreen display, nine speed settings, 45-yard Adjustable Distance Control and a one-step fold, with all-terrain tyres for wet and uneven ground. As a 2025 edition it buys all of that at a saving on the current season, with the same 24-month trolley and 60-month battery cover.
Who it’s for
Golfers on hilly courses who play frequently or long — the DHC handles the terrain, the Ultra battery handles the mileage. If your course is flat, the standard S1 Ultra gives you the battery without the braking. If you want yardages on the handle too, step up to the M5 GPS DHC Ultra, which pairs this same hills-plus-battery formula with a GPS touchscreen.
Frequently asked questions
What does DHC actually do?
Downhill Control automatically brakes the trolley on descents so it holds a walking pace instead of running ahead, and an electronic parking brake holds it when stopped.
How is the Ultra different from the standard S1 DHC?
The Ultra carries the extended-capacity battery for 36-hole days and longer stretches between charges — the trolley is otherwise the same.
Is a 2025 model still a good buy?
Yes — the platform is the proven S1 DHC formula, and the previous-season edition is the value way to get it.
What’s the warranty?
24 months on the trolley and 60 months on the battery.
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