DHC is also available in the S1 model.
Read our full review of the S1 DHC
SRP: £549.99 (Standard lithium)
Motocaddy website
Best electric trolleys: Powakaddy Compact C2
Tester summary: A really simple ‘two-fold’ mechanism takes around eight seconds to assemble and fold away. Will fit in the smallest of car boots.
Fantastic performance on the course. Sturdy yet smooth with really classy looks. So easy to use.
The best all-round package from Powakaddy we’ve tested.
Read our full review of the Powakaddy Compact C2
SRP: £599.99 (Standard lithium)
Best electric trolleys: Stewart X9 Follow
Tester summary: Complete remote-controlled functionality – plus a ‘follow’ mode where the trolley operates hands- free and match your walking pace.
It also features automatic downhill braking. Available in black, silver or white.
Read our full review of the Stewart X9 Follow
SRP: £1,699 (standard lithium)
Stewart Golf website
Best electric trolleys: Powerbug GTX-1
Tester summary: The smallest and lightest lithium battery on the market – weighing just over 1kg.
It also comes as a 27-hole model as standard. Powerbug say there is a full three- year ‘no-quibble’ warranty on both the battery and the trolley.
Height-adjustable handle with integral accessory mounting.
Read our full review of the Powerbug GTX-1
SRP: £439 (27-hole lithium)
Powerbug website
Best electric trolleys: Golfstream DV8
Tester summary: A fully remote-controlled trolley. The sturdy aluminium frame assembles in seconds.
The trolley can be sent forwards, backwards, left and right from up to 100 metres away. There’s also speed control and a ‘lesser-spotted’ electronic parking brake.
SRP: £999 (standard lithium)
Read our full review of the Golfstream DV8
Golfstream website
Best electric trolleys: Big Max Terrain
Tester summary: This new three-wheel trolley is designed to give you complete control on even the toughest courses.
It features a powerful 230w motor and has automatic downhill braking to keep speeds constant. Colour display shows speedometer and battery status.
SRP: £799 (standard lithium)
Tester summary: Very simple and easy to navigate through the features on the screen which is nice and big but does suffer a touch from glare in bright sunshine.
