Motocaddy 2025 · DHC braking · Lightweight
Motocaddy S1 DHC (2025)
The value sweet spot of the range: everything the S1 does well, plus automatic Downhill Control that brakes the trolley on descents so it never runs away from you.
£649
Motocaddy 2025 · Lightweight · Ultra battery
Motocaddy 2025 S1 Ultra Lithium Electric Golf Trolley
The best-selling S1 with its LCD display and distance control, running the extended-capacity Ultra battery — for golfers who play beyond 18.
£649 + Free gift
- Free UK delivery (3–5 working days)
- Free Click & Collect from Ringwood
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- 30-day returns on unused trolleys
- Got an old trolley? Trade it in against this one
SKU TR25S1NXSU · Brand Motocaddy
The S1 for long days
Take the proven S1 — LCD widescreen, nine speeds, 45-yard Adjustable Distance Control, one-step fold — and pair it with the extended-capacity Ultra lithium battery. That is this trolley: the same 2025-edition value as the standard S1, but freed from thinking about charge on 27- and 36-hole days.
Where the Ultra battery earns its keep
Most golfers charging between rounds never stress a standard battery. The Ultra version is for the rest: society days, back-to-back rounds, buggy-ban winters when the course walks longer, or simply preferring to charge half as often. The CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT battery clicks in without cables and carries Motocaddy’s 60-month battery warranty either way.
Who it’s for
Golfers who want the range’s benchmark everyday trolley and play enough golf to justify the bigger battery. The honest caveats are the same as the standard S1: there is no downhill braking here, so if your course drops steeply, the S1 DHC Ultra pairs this battery with automatic descent control; and if you want your yardages on the handle, the GPS models start with the M5 GPS. Otherwise, this is the sensible high-mileage choice in the 2025 line-up.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Ultra battery add over the standard S1?
Extended capacity — comfortably beyond a single 18-hole round, suited to 36-hole days and less frequent charging. The trolley itself is identical.
Is the 2025 model outdated?
No — the S1 platform’s display, distance control and folding are the proven formula; the 2025 edition is about buying it at better value.
Does it brake on downhills?
No — for automatic downhill braking you want the S1 DHC version.
How long is the battery covered for?
60 months, alongside a 24-month warranty on the trolley.
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