I've tested a lot of great remote control electric trolleys as well as feature-packed GPS models, but this year Motocaddy has set its focus back on the entry level space with the new SE. It’s a back-to-basics model that will be looking to encourage new golfers or golfers who have previously only used push trolleys into an electric model at one of the most competitive price points in the market. While I love the GPS on the Motocaddy M5 GPS and the remote functionality on the M7 GPS, I was excited to see what Motocaddy could offer golfers at the very entry of this part of the market.
Lower though the price point may be, out of the box we were greeted with the familiar Motocaddy looks and quality of materials that will see this trolley looking good and performing well for years to come. The wheels feature a new, more durable tyre tread and the subtle colorway means it should match up nicely to any of the best cart bags on the market. My favorite feature on the SE is the USB charging point located underneath the handle, which is a superb added feature and one that isn’t available on the competition’s entry-level electric trolley. Whether it’s to charge your phone or a GPS device while on the move, I was really glad to see Motocaddy add this feature even on
