Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric trolley brand, has launched two brand-new golf bags for the 2026 season, delivering premium styling, innovative organization and seamless trolley integration to Canadian golfers.
Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric golf trolley brand, has unveiled a new lineup of premium electric trolleys for Canadian golfers, featuring cutting-edge technology, refined modern aesthetics and enhanced on-course performance.
Motocaddy, the global market leader in electric trolley sales, has continued its domination of the MyGolfSpy ‘Most Wanted’ awards by claiming the coveted title for the 5th year in-a-row.
Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric trolley brand, is playing host to the season-defining penultimate Clutch Pro Tour event this week, being held at Harleyford Golf Club in Buckinghamshire (10-12 September).
Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric trolley brand, has taken its global online presence to another level by enhancing the customer user-experience across 12 brand-new websites.
Motocaddy, the UK’s biggest electric trolley brand, has picked up a record 13 Editor’s Choice awards for an array of top-performing products recognised by leading consumer publications - Golf Monthly, Today’s Golfer and bunkered, which introduced its inaugural awards this year.
Following a successful first season, Motocaddy, the world’s biggest electric trolley brand, has extended its partnership as the Official Golf Trolley Partner of the Clutch Pro Tour and its associated Amateur and Junior Tours into the 2024 season.
Motocaddy has launched new high-performance models incorporating game-enhancing features and modern styling designed to help walking golfers enjoy the experience even more.
As many as three out of four golfers in North America who switched in recent times to walking the golf course using an electric caddy (78%) say they now feel fitter for having done so and more than a quarter (27%) claim to be ‘a lot fitter’.
Since Apple’s release of iOS 17 at the end of September, some of our customers have reported that the Motocaddy app is prevented from pairing with our Bluetooth-enabled trollies.
