How Motocaddy is setting itself at the forefront of golf's technical revolution

A quiet revolution is underway in the game of golf, changing the way many everyday golfers approach the sport.

Long seen as a walking-first game dominated by push trolleys and carry bags, new forms of mobility out on the course are rapidly gaining popularity among players of all ages and budgets.

Electric trolleys are central to this change, with sales rocketing up 50% worldwide in the last five years. Less than a decade on from their entry into the golf mainstream, getting on for half of electric trolleys sold globally are now remote controlled, hinting that golfers are eager for new and novel ways to keep active out on the course without having to take on the strain of carrying or pushing their clubs manually.

Plenty of brands have attempted to capitalise on this trend in recent years, but with electric trolleys still representing a significant investment, trust is key in convincing golfers one way or the other if they’re potentially going to spend as much as a new set of clubs.

Motocaddy have struck on a magic formula here, and as such are now firmly established as the world leader in electric trolleys. A number of factors are key to their success, but two stand clear among the rest: technological innovation, and a staunch commitment to quality and customer service that’s simply unmatched in a space becoming increasingly full of faceless entities.

The British brand is one of the key innovators in the electric trolley space, being among the first to introduce both remote control and GPS navigation software in its trolleys.

Expanding the brand's range to three remote models for the first time last year, 2026 sees the adoption of the brand’s cable-free batteries across the entire range, with new styling and upgraded features across the board. 

One of the reasons for Motocaddy’s success is offering options to suit a broad range of golfers, with the brand’s ME REMOTE targeting ultimate value for money, and the M7 REMOTE introducing a new 2.8” screen with plenty of impressive features such as distance measurement, a round timer and security pin code.

Motocaddy’s top-end M7 GPS REMOTE trolley is equipped with a responsive, crystal-clear 3.5” LCD touchscreen and features software preloaded with more than 40,000 courses. Players can choose between 2D or 3D mapping, including an immersive 3D hole flyover, 3D panning and 2D zoom options, portrait or landscape views, and 2D radial distance markers. All remote trolleys also feature front, rear and sideways remote control with ultra-responsive buttons for intuitive handling.

All this tech is packaged with a commitment to aesthetic finishing and user functionality that remains unbeaten in the space. With more than a nod to the automotive industry, the models offer sleek black-and-grey finishes and premium ten-spoke wheels that invert for ease of storage. 

It isn’t a case of style over substance. Their trolleys are built from oversized-tube aluminium frames, with soft-touch ergonomic handles and proprietary technologies including automatic Downhill Control and Adaptive Terrain Stability, providing outstanding stability and manoeuvrability.

Where Motocaddy truly sets itself apart, however, is in its focus on the customer. Motocaddy proudly boasts a 4.6 star ‘Excellent’ rating on TrustPilot from more than 6,500 verified reviews, with industry-best customer service, a support network that can handle issues both minor and major with ease, and a reputation for reliability that trumps their major competitors.

To join the groundswell of golfers embracing the benefits of remote trolleys, you can browse the full range of new options in this season's Motocaddy range at the brand's website.