Motocaddy M1 Non-Remote Electric Lithium Golf Caddy

The Motocaddy M1 Non-Remote Electric Lithium Golf Caddy is for golfers who like to walk but don’t want to spend the round pushing a weight. This trolley lets you control the pace with the handle. It does the hauling with steady, consistent power. That takes strain off your hands, shoulders, and lower back, and it helps you stay in the same physical “shape” from the first tee to the last few holes, where fatigue usually shows up in posture and tempo.

This model keeps the control scheme simple. The full-color LCD widescreen display is easy to read while you’re moving with the trolley and gives you the essentials at a glance: speed and battery status. You get nine speed settings, so you can fine-tune the pace instead of fighting a trolley that feels too fast on flat ground or too sluggish on a climb. The battery meter is always visible, which is the kind of small thing that becomes important when you’re walking the 18th hole and don’t want surprises late in the round.

Storage is one of the first things golfers care about with an electric trolley, and Motocaddy built the M1 around compact folding. It folds down quickly and aims for a small footprint in the trunk and at home. Fold it, stow it, and you’re done, especially helpful if you’re loading in and out multiple times a week.

Power is another area where the numbers only matter if the feel is right. The M1 uses a high-power 28.8V system paired with a quiet 230w motor. The benefit is a smooth, controlled drive that doesn’t sound like a shop tool following you down the fairway. And when the course gets hilly, or the grass is thick, that voltage platform helps the trolley stay consistent instead of feeling like it’s working too hard.

This Top Shelf Golf listing highlights the version that includes automatic Downhill Control (DHC) and an electronic parking brake. Those features matter on the parts of a course where a trolley can be more work than help, long descents, sidehill lies, and stop-and-go moments near tees and greens. DHC regulates the speed downhill so the trolley doesn’t run away from you. The electronic parking brake holds it in place when you stop, even on a grade. It’s not about gimmicks, it’s about reducing the little stress points that add up over a walking round.

The wheels support that same “practical first” approach. The trolley uses all-terrain wheels for traction on typical course surfaces, and it supports inverting wheels to reduce folded width for storage. In the course, you want stability and predictable tracking. Off the course, you want it to fit in the trunk without playing Tetris.

Motocaddy’s CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT cable-free battery system, as described on the retailer page, is designed to remove the usual cable clutter. The system includes auto-disconnect when you fold the frame, which is helpful for transport and storage, and a good safeguard against accidental power-on. The same design includes a pop-up charging port, so you’re not digging around or forcing a connector into an awkward spot.

Charging flexibility helps with real schedules, too. The Motocaddy manual explains that you can charge the lithium battery while the trolley is folded or unfolded, and it lists a typical charge time of 3 to 5 hours, depending on the discharge depth. That makes it realistic to top up after a late round and be ready for an early tee time without changing your routine.

On-course convenience is where the M1 earns its keep. You get a USB charging port so your phone, GPS, or rangefinder isn’t dying on the back nine. The handle height adjusts to fit different golfers comfortably, and the controls are ambidextrous so the interface works naturally whether you operate it left- or right-handed. None of that changes the score directly, but it keeps your round smoother and lets you focus on golf instead of gear.

Adjustable Distance Control (ADC) adds a useful “walk-first” feature. You can send the trolley forward in set increments up to 45 yards (in 15-yard steps). In practice, that means you can send it toward the next tee while you finish putting, rake a bunker, or take a different path off the green. You keep moving, you keep rhythm, and you cut down on stop-and-start friction that breaks tempo during a walking round.

Bag fit and attachment are straightforward, with a nice upgrade if you already use compatible gear. The M1 is EASILOCK compatible, allowing compatible Motocaddy bags to be secured without a lower strap. That keeps the setup clean and stable and reduces the time between the trunk and the first tee. You can still use standard golf bags, but the EASILOCK pairing is the most streamlined option.

If your priority is walking with less fatigue, this is the core promise. The M1 takes the load off your body, especially on long climbs and long transitions. It helps you keep energy for decision-making and swing tempo late in the round. Golfers who love walking but hate pushing a heavy bag are the ones who feel the difference immediately.

You also get clear, structured warranty terms on the retailer page. The listing states a 24-month warranty for the trolley and charger, and a longer warranty term for the lithium battery (60 months). The same page also describes a 30-day return window for Motocaddy products through the retailer. As always, follow the seller’s process and inspect deliveries immediately.