Electric trolleys are fantastic ways to make life easier for yourself on the golf course, as they take away all of the strain of carrying a bag for 18 holes, and many of them are even equipped with GPS systems these days to really help you get the most from your game.
But there's no escaping the fact that they are very expensive, meaning that lots of golfers simply cannot afford them.
Motocaddy are looking to address that issue by introducing the new SE model, encouraging more golfers to switch to an electric trolley, at a much more reasonable price point of less than £500.
Based on Motocaddy's existing S-shape frame, the new SE offers the usual styling, performance and reliability that you'd expect from a Motocaddy model. It has a wide variety of different features, such as nine-speed settings, a USB port for on-the-go charging, plus LED power indicator and battery meter on the handle.
"The SE is a perfect entry-level option for the golfer who wants to step up from the burden of carrying a bag, perhaps struggling with a push cart over hilly terrain or simply wanting to purchase an electric trolley for the first time."
"Despite being available for under £500, which is significantly less than our nearest competitor's products, the SE still provides golfers with the same high build quality and reliability as other Motocaddy models across our range."
*Oliver Churcher, Motocaddy Marketing Director.
Other features on the SE model also include:
- Quick release wheels with a new tyre tread
- Whisper-quiet 200W motor
- Folding lock
- Adjustable bag supports
- QuickFold mechanism that allows golfers to fold or unfold the trolley in second
- Easilock system to lock Motocaddy bag onto the trolley
The Motocaddy SE Trolley comes in a Graphite frame with a choice of either lead-acid (£479.99) or ultra lithium (£549.99) batteries, and sits alongside Motocaddy's range of seven different M-Series trolleys for 2024.
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