Powerbug 2026 · Ultra battery
Powerbug Nx Ultra
The alternative choice: Powerbug’s NX electric trolley with an Ultra lithium battery — a compact, straightforward machine for golfers who look beyond the big names.
£499
Powerbug 2026 · DHC braking · Ultra battery
Powerbug NX DHC Ultra Lithium Electric Trolley
The Powerbug NX with downhill control added — the alternative brand’s answer for golfers on hilly courses, with the Ultra lithium battery for long days.
£549 + Free gift
- Free UK delivery (3–5 working days)
- Free Click & Collect from Ringwood
- Pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Klarna
- 30-day returns on unused trolleys
SKU · Brand Powerbug
The alternative, built for the hills
The standard Powerbug NX makes the case for keeping things simple; this DHC version makes the same case on a hillier course. Downhill control brakes the trolley on descents so it holds a sensible pace rather than pulling away from you — the single feature that matters most anywhere the ground falls away — while the Ultra lithium battery keeps it running through the longest days.
The Powerbug way
Like its stablemate, the NX DHC is direct where others are elaborate: clean controls, an easy fold for the boot, and a lithium drive system that does its work without fuss. It’s the trolley for golfers who want hill safety and battery range covered, and consider everything beyond that optional.
Who the NX DHC is for
Golfers on undulating courses who want a keenly priced, uncomplicated electric trolley from a brand that isn’t the default choice. If your ground is flat, the standard NX saves you the DHC premium. If you want a display, GPS or remote control, the Motocaddy range is where those live — the S1 DHC is the closest like-for-like comparison to make in our Ringwood store. Better still, hire before you buy and let the course decide.
Frequently asked questions
What does DHC mean on the Powerbug NX?
Downhill control — the trolley brakes itself on descents to hold a controlled pace rather than running ahead of you.
Is it good for hilly courses?
That’s exactly what this version is for — downhill control plus the Ultra battery for courses that walk long and steep.
How does it compare to the Motocaddy S1 DHC?
They solve the same problem; the Powerbug competes on price and simplicity, the Motocaddy adds a display and distance control. Comparing them in person is the best way to choose.
What battery does it use?
An Ultra lithium battery rated for a full round with capacity to spare.
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