Motocaddy 2026 · Lightweight · Ultra battery
Motocaddy M1 Ultra
The M1’s ultra-compact fold and auto-open stand, paired with the extended-capacity Ultra battery for 36-hole days — small boot, long range.
£799 £849
Motocaddy 2026 · DHC braking · Lightweight
Motocaddy 2026 M1 DHC Standard Lithium Electric Golf Trolley
The range’s most compact fold, now with automatic Downhill Control and an electronic parking brake — the small-car trolley for hilly courses.
£799 £849.95 Save £50.95 + Free gift
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SKU TR26M1XDMS · Brand Motocaddy
Compact fold meets hill control
The standard M1 solves the boot problem; the M1 DHC solves the boot problem for golfers whose course goes up and down. Automatic Downhill Control brakes the trolley to a steady pace on descents, and an electronic parking brake holds it firm on a slope while you play your shot. Everything that makes the M1 the compact-fold specialist — the noticeably shorter packed footprint, the auto-open stand, the adjustable handle — carries over unchanged.
The details that matter daily
A 2.8″ LCD widescreen handles speeds and distance measurements, Cartlock PIN security keeps the trolley yours, and the 28V/230W lithium drive runs quietly at around 10.6 kg all-in. It clicks together cable-free with the CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT battery and covers a full 18 holes per charge in this standard-battery version.
Who the M1 DHC is for
The golfer with a small car and a hilly home course — a combination the rest of the range makes you choose between. On flat ground, save money with the standard M1. For long days on those hills, the M1 DHC Ultra adds the extended battery. And if you’d like yardages built in as well, the M5 GPS DHC is the step up — in a larger fold.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose the M1 DHC over the standard M1?
For the hills — automatic Downhill Control brakes it on descents and the electronic parking brake holds it on slopes. On a flat course the standard M1 is enough.
Does DHC change the folded size?
No — it keeps the M1’s ultra-compact fold, which is the reason to buy this platform.
How heavy is it?
Around 10.6 kg — slightly more than the standard M1, still an easy lift for a boot-focused trolley.
Will the battery do a full round?
Yes, 18 holes on a charge — or choose the Ultra version for 36-hole days.
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