Motocaddy 2026 · DHC braking · Lightweight
Motocaddy M1 DHC
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
Motocaddy 2026 · Lightweight · Ultra battery
Motocaddy 2026 M1 Ultra Lithium Electric Golf Trolley
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 Save £50 + Free gift
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SKU TR26M1XXMU · Brand Motocaddy
Small fold, long legs
The M1 Ultra answers a specific brief: a trolley that disappears into a small boot and won’t run out of battery on a long day. The fold is the M1’s signature — noticeably shorter packed than the S1, with an auto-open stand for fast setup — and the extended-capacity Ultra lithium battery adds the range that 36-hole days and less frequent charging demand.
The M1 toolkit
You get the 2.8″ LCD widescreen with distance measurements, Cartlock PIN security, adjustable handle height and the quiet 28V/230W drive shared across the range. The CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT battery clicks in cable-free, and at around 10 kg the M1 stays an easy lift — which matters twice over on a trolley bought for loading in and out of a car.
Who it’s for
The golfer with a small car and a big appetite for golf. If you charge between every round and rarely play beyond 18, the standard M1 saves you money for the same fold. If your course has serious slopes, the M1 DHC Ultra combines this battery with automatic downhill braking. And if boot space isn’t actually your constraint, the S1 family gives you similar features in a conventional fold for less.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Ultra version add?
The extended-capacity lithium battery — suited to 36-hole days and longer gaps between charges. The compact-folding trolley itself is unchanged.
Will it fit a small boot?
That’s the M1’s speciality — it folds to a noticeably shorter footprint than the standard models. Compare the folded dimensions with your boot to be sure.
Does the bigger battery make it heavy?
The M1 platform stays around the 10 kg mark — still one of the easier trolleys in the range to lift.
What security does it have?
Cartlock PIN protection — the trolley only operates with your code.
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