Motocaddy S1: World’s most popular trolley gets 2022 upgrade

Motocaddy S1 electric golf trolley gets a sleek update, including cable-free battery, reduced size, increased power and DHC model for 2022.

Since first launching in 2006, Motocaddy’s flagship S1 has been the most popular electric trolley model globally, so it’s no wonder they have spent more than two years ensuring the new model is packed with improvements over its predecessor while remaining at the same price (from £599), making the new trolley incredible value for money.

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The world’s biggest-selling electric trolley brand have completely revamped their entry-level model, while a Downhill Control (DHC) model ensures your trolley remains stable and keeps an even pace when going down hills.

The new Motocaddy S1 features one-step folding and a cable-free battery.

Both trolleys are designed to be incredibly easy-to-use and include the brand’s quickest-ever one-step folding system, allowing golfers to be ready in seconds.

Bolstered by next generation high power and reliable 28V electronics (as used in the M-Series), the S1 combines modern design with a powerful, whisper-quiet 230W motor, a super-lightweight lithium battery and upgraded visuals including a full-colour LCD widescreen display, viewable in all weather conditions.

The new Motocaddy S1 trolley.

The sporty design also features Motocaddy’s state-of-the-art ‘Click ‘N’ Connect’ battery technology, which not only provides cable-free connectivity, but also automatically disconnects the battery when folded and offers a quick-access port to allow charging without removal.

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In a revolutionary step for the S-Series, S1 also boasts slimline ambidextrous sporty wheels that invert for compact transportation and storage, making the new trolleys 16% smaller than the previous models.

The new Motocaddy S1 trolley has an LCD widescreen with speed indicator, battery monitor, USB charging point and adjustable distance control.

“The new S1 has taken more than two years to develop and follows considerable investment in consumer research to ensure that it meets the needs of modern golfers,” said Motocaddy Marketing Director, Oliver Churcher.

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“The S1 has been the world’s most popular trolley over the past 15-years and the new model looks set to redefine what an entry-level electric trolley should offer. This is undoubtedly the easiest-to-use trolley we’ve ever developed, which combined with the impressive new technological features such as the cable-free battery, widescreen display and the one-step folding system; takes the 2022 S1 to a completely new level.” 

The S1 and S1 DHC fold down with just one movement.

Other standout features include nine speed settings, with speed indicator and battery monitor located on the LCD widescreen, a USB charging port, Adjustable Distance Control (up to 45 yards), oversize tubing for ultimate handle stability, and the brand’s innovative Easilock bag-to-trolley connection system.

As well as the Automatic Downhill Control, the S1 DHC features all-terrain wheels and an electronic parking brake.

The Motocaddy S1 is the brand's entry-level model and a global best seller.

The Motocaddy S1 and S1 DHC go on sale in March and are available in graphite/red. The S1 costs £599.99 (standard lithium battery) and £649.99 (extended lithium battery), with the S1 DHC priced at £649.99 and £699.99 respectively.

Order the Motocaddy S1 and S1 DHC, here.

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Rob Jerram is Today's Golfer's Digital Editor.

Rob Jerram is the Digital Editor of todaysgolfer.co.uk
He has been a journalist for more than 20 years, starting his career with Johnston Press where he covered local and regional news and sport in a variety of editorial roles across ten years.
Rob joined Bauer Media in 2010 and worked as the Senior Production Editor of Today’s Golfer and Golf World magazines for ten years before moving into the Digital Editor’s role in July 2020.
He has been playing golf for almost three decades and has been a member at Greetham Valley Golf Club in Rutland for eight years, playing off 12.

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