Motocaddy 2025 · GPS
Motocaddy M5 GPS (2025)
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Motocaddy 2026 · DHC braking · Lightweight · Ultra battery
Motocaddy 2026 M1 DHC Ultra Lithium Electric Golf Trolley
The most complete M1: ultra-compact fold, automatic downhill braking and the extended-capacity Ultra battery — every practical box ticked.
£849 £899 Save £50 + Free gift
- Free UK delivery (3–5 working days)
- Free Click & Collect from Ringwood
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- 30-day returns on unused trolleys
SKU TR26M1XDMU · Brand Motocaddy
The M1 with nothing left to want
This is the full-house M1: the range’s most compact fold, Automatic Downhill Control with an electronic parking brake for the hills, and the extended-capacity Ultra lithium battery for days that run past 18 holes. It’s the configuration for the golfer who wants the small-boot trolley to be the last decision they make about trolleys for a while.
Everything in the toolkit
The 2.8″ LCD widescreen covers speeds and distance measurement, Cartlock PIN security protects it at the club, the stand auto-opens as you unfold it, and the handle height adjusts to you. The 28V/230W drive is the same quiet, proven system as the rest of the range, with the CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT battery clicking in cable-free. At around 10.6 kg it remains a genuinely easy lift.
Who it’s for
Small car, hilly course, plenty of golf — if that’s you, this is your model, and each of those three needs is answered by a specific feature rather than a compromise. If one of them isn’t you, there’s a cheaper M1 for it: the DHC with standard battery for 18-hole golfers, or the M1 Ultra without downhill braking for flatter ground. Warranty is 24 months on the trolley, 60 on the battery.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the top M1 specification?
Yes — compact fold, Downhill Control and the extended Ultra battery together. The only things the range adds beyond this are GPS and remote control, on other platforms.
How long will the Ultra battery last?
It’s the extended-capacity option, suited to 36-hole days and longer stretches between charges.
Does it hold itself on a slope?
Yes — the electronic parking brake holds the trolley firm on gradients, and DHC controls its speed on descents.
What’s the folded size like?
It keeps the M1’s signature ultra-compact fold, noticeably shorter than the S1 — the reason this platform exists.
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