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 · Lightweight
Motocaddy 2026 M1 Standard Lithium Electric Golf Trolley
The compact-fold specialist of the range: an ultra-small folded footprint, auto-open stand and 2.8-inch LCD — built for small boots and solo loading.
£749 £799 Save £50 + Free gift
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SKU TR26M1XXMS · Brand Motocaddy
Built around your boot, not just the course
Not everyone drives an estate. The M1’s party trick is its ultra-compact fold — it packs down to a noticeably shorter footprint than the S1 — with an auto-open stand that has it ready to play moments after it comes out of the car. If the first question you ask of any trolley is “will it fit?”, this is the model the range built for you.
No compromise on the course
Compact doesn’t mean stripped back. The M1 carries a 2.8″ LCD widescreen showing speed and distance measurements, a Cartlock security PIN so it only responds to you, an adjustable handle height, and the same quiet 28V/230W lithium drive as the rest of the range. At around 10 kg it stays easy to lift — the whole point of a trolley you chose for its packed size.
Who the M1 is for
Golfers with a small car or tight storage, and anyone loading solo who values how quickly it packs away. On a hilly course, the M1 DHC adds automatic downhill braking to the same compact frame. If folded size matters less to you, the S1 does the everyday job for less, and the M5 GPS adds yardages on the handle. For the boot-constrained golfer, though, the M1 is the answer — 24-month trolley warranty, 60 months on the battery.
Frequently asked questions
How small does the M1 fold?
It packs down to a noticeably shorter footprint than the S1 — the most compact fold of the standard trolleys in the range. Check the folded dimensions against your boot before buying.
What is Cartlock?
A security PIN system — the trolley won’t operate without your code, a useful deterrent when it’s left at the club.
Does it have a display?
Yes, a 2.8-inch LCD widescreen with speed settings and distance measurements.
Is there a version for hilly courses?
Yes — the M1 DHC adds automatic Downhill Control to the same compact platform.
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