Best Golf Trolleys 2025: Tried and tested to find you the best set of wheels for the fairways
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Take the weight off your shoulders with any of the best golf trolleys, whether that’s a compact push trolley or a top-of-the-range GPS remote electric golf trolley. Protect your body and make walking the fairways less strenuous.
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- Best GPS Electric Golf Trolleys
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- Best Electric Golf Trolleys Comparison
- Best Push Golf Trolleys
- Best Push Golf Trolleys Comparison
- Buying Guide
- FAQs
Having one of the best golf trolleys at your disposal can massively improve your scores and increase your enjoyment on the golf course. If you currently carry your clubs around the golf course, switching to one of the best push trolleys or electric golf trolleys will have you thanking yourself later in life.
You might already rely on a push or electric golf trolley to cart your clubs around the golf course, but if you’re current set of wheels are looking a little bit worse for wear, 2025 is the perfect year to upgrade your current trolley for a new model.
Choosing a GPS, remote, or follow electric golf trolley, or a simple push trolley, can be a smart choice, both from a performance and injury avoidance perspective. Lifting and setting down your clubs multiple times across the course of 18 holes increases your level of physical exertion considerably, which at best drains energy that could be better utilised in your swing, and at worst may result in injury.
If you are reading this guide, then your mind is probably leaning towards making this switch already. If so, then your first decision involves choosing what type of trolley you want. Follow electric golf trolleys typically cost the most, but having your trolley follow you is the next best thing to having a caddy. Electric trolleys will cost more than push trolleys but require much less energy expenditure. Push trolleys are the cheapest option, tend to be the lightest, and do a good job on flat courses.
Best Golf Trolleys 2025: At a glance
Best overall: Motocaddy M7 GPS Remote | View Offer
Best remote: Motocaddy ME Remote | View Offer
Best follow: Stewart Golf Q Follow | View Offer
Best value: Motocaddy S1 DHC | View Offer
Best push: Motoccady QB2 | View Offer
With all of the best golf trolleys we recommend, they have been put through their paces on the golf course. While testing golf trolleys, we’re also looking at certain elements away from the golf course that either add to the models’ appeal or are a reason to make you look elsewhere.
From storage space to functionality, we leave no stone unturned to provide you with as much information as possible to help you make a sound and well-informed decision.
We would also recommend you read our buying guide at the bottom of this page with your budget and the typical type of course you play in mind before you start shopping. Here’s our guide to the best golf trolleys in 2025.
Best Golf Trolleys 2025
Best GPS Electric Golf Trolleys
Motocaddy's most tech-packed electric golf trolley
If you're in the market for a golf trolley that does absolutely everything (apart from hit the ball for you), the Motocaddy M7 GPS Remote is hands-down the best electric golf trolley.
You can control the M7 GPS Remote via the ergonomic and highly responsive remote, or you can manually control the trolley by holding the premium handle. The remote range is very impressive - I've probably controlled the trolley from about 100 yards away (I daren't try from any farther away).
The 3.5" LCD touchscreen display is extremely clear, allowing you to see all of the information on the screen easily. The GPS is equipped with over 40,000 global golf courses with full hole mapping.
My favourite addition to the M7 GPS Remote from the prior generation is the retractable anti-tip rear wheel. This wheel is 100 percent necessary when you're using the remote, and with it being always connected to the trolley, there's no chance of leaving it behind.
Another amazing element of this trolley is the CLICK 'N' CONNECT cable-free lithium battery. The trolley turns itself off as you collapse the frame, and a simple switch turns it back on. To charge the battery, simply insert the charger into the battery while it's still in the trolley.
If you're thinking you'd love the M7, but you don't want the GPS, the M7 Remote is available, and it's packed with the same tech (minus the GPS)!
Pros
- Noticable improvement on the previous generation
- AED locator is a fantastic addition
- Very stable
- Good battery life
- Works with and without the remote
- Incredibly clear and accurate GPS
Cons
- I can't think of any
| Weight | 14.9 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 650mm x 470mm x 420 mm |
| Warranty | Two years (trolley and charger) | Five years (battery) |
- Rechargeable remote control handset
- Crystal clear 3.5” LCD touchscreen display
- Full-hole mapping with movable target
- Dynamic green view with drag & drop pin
- Performance tracking & shot measurement
- AED locator & CPR instructions
- CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT cable-free battery
- Automatic Downhill Control & all-terrain tyres
- Dual control mode
- 360° Rotating twin front tyres
- Includes free anti-tip stabilising wheel
- Includes free accessory station
- EASILOCK compatible
Powakaddy's super compact GPS electric golf trolley
The portrait 3.5" full colour TFT touch display is an absolute game-changer, that has me asking the question, "Why aren't all screens portrait?"
With Full Hole View, the GPS - that's pre-loaded with over 40,000 golf courses - features new AAGV (Advanced Active Green View), new AHV (Active Hazard View), new DFT (Drop Flag Technology), and new DAF (Directional Attack Feature).
The CT10 GPS is the world's smallest full-hole GPS trolley, which makes it a great option for all golfers, but mainly, it should be the frontrunner for anyone wanting a GPS trolley that's compact.
One thing I picked up on when testing this trolley (and it's the same with all Powakaddy electric golf trolleys) is that the battery makes an audible sound. It's nothing to put you off, but compared to other brands, it is louder.
Pros
- World's smallest full-hole GPS trolley
- Super compact making it easy to store
- Excellent build quality
Cons
- Motor does make an audible sound
| Weight | 11.7 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 510mm x 425mm x 375mm |
| Warranty | Two years (trolley) | Five years (battery) |
- High-powered integrated golf GPS pre-loaded with 40,000 courses from across the globe
- New portrait 3.5” Full Colour TFT Touch display with Full Hole View
- New Multi-Lingual feature
- New AAGV (Advanced Active Green View)
- New AHV (Active Hazard View)
- New DFT (Drop Flag Technology)
- New DAF (Directional Attack Feature)
- New Game Tracking features
- New Powakaddy App
- New automatic Software update notifications
- New lost ball timer
- Optional self-sensing automatic EBS (Electronic Braking System)
The best non-remote Motocaddy electric golf cart
The M5 GPS DHC features the same high-performance GPS as the M7 GPS Remote, packed with over 40,000 golf courses worldwide. The CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT cable-free battery is now a feature of all M-Series golf trolleys (excluding the ME Remote), and it not only makes charging easier but also makes powering up and down your trolley much simpler.
You have a choice between the standard and ULTRA lithium battery (+£50). The standard battery easily lasts a full round, and the ULTRA battery comfortably runs for 36 holes. Depending on how much golf you play, most golfers will probably only require the standard battery.
The trolley is extremely quiet, and it runs incredibly smoothly with the all-terrain DHC wheels. If you don't see the need to spend an extra £420 on the M7 GPS Remote, this is the Motocaddy GPS trolley you want.
Pros
- Easy to use and accurate GPS
- Copes superbly with undulating courses
- One-click folding/unfolding is a doddle
Cons
- Bag straps aren't the most secure
| Weight | 11.2 Kg |
| Folded dimensions | 805mm x 425mm x 345mm |
| Warranty | Two years (trolley and charger) | Five years (battery) |
- Automatic Downhill Control
- Electronic parking brake
- CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT cable-free battery
- Crystal clear 3.5” LCD touchscreen display
- High-performance fully integrated GPS
- 40,000 Pre‑loaded courses
- AED locator and CPR instructions
- Next generation, high power 28V system
- Nine-speed settings and battery meter
- Adjustable distance control (60 yards)
- All terrain DHC wheels
- Powerful, whisper‑quiet 230w DHC motor
- Optional anti-tip wheel compatibility
- EASILOCK compatible
Best Remote Electric Golf Trolleys
A quality remote electric golf trolley that's not going to break the bank
If you opt for the ME Remote over the M7 Remote, you'll save yourself £200. In my opinion, it's worth making the savings, and then you can reinvest the savings into another area of your golf game.
The main differences between the Me Remote and M7 Remote are the wheels, but they're both all-terrain DHC tyres, capable of tackling all conditions. The anti-tip rear wheel isn't retractable like it is on the M7 Remote. Also, the ME Remote doesn't feature the CLICK 'N' CONNECT cable-free battery. Finally, there isn't an LCD display on the ME Remote, but when you're using a remote trolley, do you really need a screen?
Despite missing a few elements that the M7 Remote has, I don't think there are enough to warrant choosing the M7 Remote over the ME Remote. Especially considering they are the same under the hood!
Pros
- Very reactive to instructions from the remote control
- Easy to navigate with the remote control
- Very stable on numerous terrains thanks to all-terrain wheels and anti-tip rear wheel
- Works with and without the remote
- Brilliant value
Cons
- Not as stylish as the M7 range
| Weight | 14.4 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 650mm x 470mm x 420mm |
| Warranty | Two years (extended warranty available on the battery) |
- Rechargeable remote control handset
- Forward, left, right, and reverse remote navigation
- 100m+ remote control range
- Automatic Downhill Control
- All-terrain DHC tyres
- Dual control mode
- 360° Rotating twin front tyres
- Next generation, high power 28V system
- Nine-speed settings
- Turbo powered motors
- Includes free anti-tip stabilising wheel
- EASILOCK compatible
Stewart's iconic remote machine delivers everything you'd want and expect
The V10 Remote is one of Stewart's remote-controlled electric golf trolleys that doesn't have the follow functionality built-in. However, that definitely doesn't make this an inferior model.
The remote control is extremely straightforward to operate, and it definitely makes your round much more relaxing. The remote has a 100-yard range and an integrated stabilizer that prevents your trolley from tipping backwards as you travel uphill.
The V10 Remote is available with either an 18-hole or a 36-hole battery, and you can purchase this cart in either a white or silver finish.
Stewart set out with the aim of producing an iconic trolley packed with the latest technology, and the focal piece of technology built into the V10 Remote is the ATC (Active Terrain Control), which is a first in a golf cart design, and it ensures the V10 Remote maintains its speed regardless of the undulation.
Pros
- ATC ensures the V10 Remote performs efficiently on all terrains
- Very easy to control with the remote from up to 100 yards away
- Good value
Cons
- The trolley is heavy and slightly awakard to lift
| Weight | 17.1 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 820mm x 660mm x 320mm |
| Warranty | Two years |
- Most powerful cortex microchip ever fitted to a remote control trolley
- Active Terrain Control (ATC)
- Five-layer Senosan composite
An extremely easy-to-use remote-controlled electric golf cart
The front swivel wheel can either be locked, or you it can be unlocked for 360° of movement. The Cybercart is highly responsive. However, the range in which you can operate the golf cart with the remote isn't the longest. On some occasions, I've had to be about 20 meters away to move the Cybercart.
The battery is incredible! It slides into the frame, which enables the Cybercart to fold down incredibly small and save storage compared to other electric golf carts.
You can play 36 holes in one charge, and although it doesn't look like the most stable golf cart, it's able to tackle any terrain, thanks to the gyroscope technology.
Read our full Alphard Golf Cybercart review.
Pros
- Easy to erect and collapse
- Remote control is very simple to operate
- Works extremely well as a push cart when the battery is off
- Sleek and modern design
- Free attachments
Cons
- Can't tighten the umbrella holder to clasp around the umbrella
- Can't be used as a non-remote-controlled electric golf cart
| Weight | 18.1 Kg |
| Folded dimensions | 630mm x 510mm x 430mm |
| Warranty | 2 years |
- LCD remote with out-of-range auto stop
- Low center of gravity for maximum stability
- Easy one-click folding system
- Extra-large storage console
- Automatic parking brake
- Downhill speed control
- Easy freewheel mode
- 6-Axis gyroscope
- 360° Swivel front wheel
- Anti-tip bars
- Protective bag cradle
- Mobile app enabled (use as a backup remote, and update firmware)
- AC/DC smart charger
- Magnetic landing pad (easily attach your favorite accessory)
- Keypad lock (prevents anyone from using your trolley)
An impressive golf trolley that can easily tackle any terrain
Best remote electric golf trolley for uneven terrains
Rrp: £1600.00
The MGI Zip Navigator AT is extremely easy to operate, whether that's with the remote or controlling the trolley manually.
With built-in downhill speed control, the MGI Zip Navigator AT requires minimal thought and effort when steering the trolley downhill, but it maintains its stability.
The importance of the all-terrain rear anti-tip wheel cannot be overstated; this is the wheel that ensures the trolley doesn't fall back on itself when travelling uphill.
The standard 36-hole battery is fully capable of seeing out 36 holes before needing to be charged. It's incredibly quiet and slots seamlessly into the trolley's frame.
Pros
- Extremely stable and agile on a wide range of terrains
- Very responsive to remote control commands
- Super stylish and modern design
Cons
- Not the lightest option but still easy to transport and carry
| Weight | 16.78 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 711mm x 482mm x 432mm |
| Warranty | Three years (extended warranty available on the battery) |
- Full directional remote control
- Gyroscope straight tracker technology
- Downhill speed control
- GPS holder and storage
- Twin calibrated 230Wh motors
- 24V Lithium battery (up to 36 holes)
A very clever electric golf trolley that can follow you around the golf course
Years of ideas and development have created the world’s most compact “follow” trolley, coming in at just 540mm high, 600mm wide, and 320mm deep when folded.
Eighth-generation “Follow” electronics mean this trolley will go wherever you go, within a 75m range, following the Bluetooth remote that attaches to your belt or back trouser pocket, adjusting to your pace and stopping when you do.
You can also use the USB-rechargeable remote to bring the trolley to you when you’ve found a ball in the rough, maneuver the Q Follow over bridges and around the green, or send it on to the next tee as you putt, adjusting the speed easily and bringing it to a halt at the push of a button.
It can also be used like a traditional electric model when required by attaching the remote to a catch above the handle and steering it manually.
The Q Follow uses a stabilizer wheel to ensure it won’t topple over when it follows you to find your ball after you’ve carved it into the hills or down a slope off the tee!
The innovative stabilizer, which automatically deploys and retracts during the trolley’s simple folding and unfolding process, works with the Q Follow’s low center of gravity to maintain stability and remain upright even on undulating slopes and steep hills.
There are eight finishes available, including seven colour options and a black carbon version.
This trolley links up with Stewart's free smartphone app, which allows you to check exactly how much charge you have left and the health of your battery before you set out for another round.
Pros
- Premium British-made quality
- Very responsive follow technology
- Multiple modes of operation
Cons
- It will follow you wherever you walk
| Weight | 17.1 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 540mm x 600mm x 320mm |
| Warranty | Two years |
- World’s first three-dimensional distance measurement technology
- 75m Remote range
- Integrated magnetic mounting plate
- SmartPower battery
- Simple tri-folding system with integrated carry handle
Best Affordable Electric Golf Trolleys
An amazing golf trolley at an unbelievable price
The ease of use with this electric golf trolley begins when you take it out of the box for the very first time. It's incredibly straightforward to set up, the super-quick one-step folding mechanism is extremely simple, and the usability is very easy.
The design of the new S1 DHC is very sleek and modern, and it's been brought more in line with the M-Series range, especially with the CLICK 'N' CONNECT cable-free battery.
For an additional cost, I think the Downhill Control (DHC) is well worth the extra £50. It earned its money in one round at The Inspiration Club.
Pros
- Super easy one-step folding mechanism
- Amazing value
- Brilliant build quality
- Extremely easy to use
Cons
- Can't fault because it does exactly what it is intended to do
| Weight | 10.2 Kg |
| Folded dimensions | 830mm x 490mm x 370mm |
| Warranty | Two years (extended warranty available on the battery) |
- Quickest-ever one-step folding
- Automatic Downhill Control
- Electronic parking brake
- All-terrain DHC tyres
- CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT cable-free battery
- Next generation, high power 28V system
- LCD widescreen display
- Nine-speed settings & battery meter
- Adjustable distance control (45 yards)
- Space-saving inverting wheels
- Powerful, whisper‑quiet 230w DHC motor
- EASILOCK compatible
The most popular CT model
If you're looking for a simple-to-use electric golf trolley that's not going to take up a ton of room in your boot or home, the CT6 is exactly the trolley you need.
The CT6 folds 35% smaller than its nearest competitor on the market. This trolley unfolds and collapses with extreme ease, thanks to the simple two-fold system.
Pros
- Extremely smart compact design
- Incredibly stable
- Great quality
- Amazing value
Cons
| Weight | 11.85 Kg |
| Folded dimensions | 510mm x 510mm x 375mm |
| Warranty | Two years (trolley) | Five years (battery) |
- 2.8” Mid-size full colour widescreen display
- Lightweight, ultra-compact, simple two-fold frame system
- Whisper-quiet powerful 30V 230-watt motor
- High-performance low low-profile Powaframe chassis
- High power Plug’n’Play™ 30V battery system
- New Smartphone/GPS device USB-C Charging Port
- ADF (Automatic Distance Function)
- Anti-tamper dial control dial
- Height-adjustable soft-touch handle
- MAG-LOK® Cart Bag system
- Optional self-sensing automatic EBS (Electronic Braking System)
The cheapest electric golf trolley offered by Powakaddy
Most notably, the FX1 sports Powakaddy's Plug'n'Play lithium battery, which can easily be charged without needing to be removed.
The FX1 folds down 20% smaller than its predecessor in one simple step, meaning you can pack up your trolley quicker and with less effort. It also makes it easier to store, as it's more compact.
Pros
- Impressive bit of kit for the price
- Simple to operate
- Features same technology found in Powakaddy's more premium models
Cons
- Not as compact as other Powakaddy golf trolleys
| Weight | 11.3 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 805mm x 560mm x 346mm |
| Warranty | Two years (extended warranty available on the battery) |
- Simple on/off speed controller
- Simple one-click fold frame system
- Whisper-quiet quiet powerful 30V 230-Watt motor
- High-power Plug 'n' Play 30V battery system
- High power 30V speed controller
- High-performance low low-profile PowaFrame Chassis
- Smartphone/GPS USB-C charging port
- Anti-Tamper Dial Control
- Height-adjustable soft-touch handle
- Front wheel tracking adjustment
- MAG-LOK compatible
Motocaddy's budget-friendly electric trolley
The SE can be purchased with either a lead-acid battery or an ULTRA lithium battery. The lead-acid battery is much heavier than the lithium battery, but it is cheaper.
The design of the SE is based on the incredibly popular Motocaddy S1 electric golf trolley. The trolley features a nine-speed setting along with a USB port underneath the handlebar.
This trolley is Easilock compatible and is easy to store despite only folding in half. The lithium battery version is easiest to store because the battery doesn't ever need to be removed - even for charging.
Read our full Motocaddy SE Electric golf trolley review.
Pros
- Fantastic value for a Motocaddy electric trolley
- Available with either a lithium battery or lead-acid battery
- Very popular style based on the highly-rated S1
Cons
- Not as sturdy as other electric golf trolleys
| Weight | 9 kg (with battery) |
| Folded dimensions | 850mm x 595mm x 355mm |
| Warranty | One year lead-acid | Three years lithium |
- QUIKFOLD mechanism
- Nine-speed settings
- Adjustable bag supports
- Lightweight lithium battery
- Whisper‑quiet 200w motor
- EASILOCK compatible
Best Electric Golf Trolleys: Comparison Table
| Model | Folded dimensions | Weight (kg) | Remote | GPS | Auto-speed adjustment |
| Motocaddy M7 GPS Remote | 650mm x 470mm x 420mm | 14.9 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Powakaddy CT10 GPS | 510mm x 425mm x 375mm | 11.7 | No | Yes | Optional |
| Motocaddy M5 GPS DHC | 650mm x 470mm x 420mm | 11.2 | Yes | Yes | Optional |
| Motocaddy ME Remote | 650mm x 470mm x 420mm | 14.4 | Yes | No | Yes |
| Stewart V10 | 820mm x 660mm x 320mm | 17.1 | Yes | No | Yes |
| Alphard Golf Cybercart | 630mm x 510mm x 430mm | 18.1 | Yes | No | Yes |
| MGI Zip Navigator AT | 711mm x 482mm x 432mm | 16.78 | Yes | No | Yes |
| Stewart Golf Q Follow | 540mm x 600mm x 320mm | 17.1 | Yes | No | Yes |
| Motocaddy S1 DHC | 830mm x 490mm x 370mm | 10.2 | No | No | Optional |
| Powakaddy CT6 | 510mm x 510mm x 375mm | 11.85 | No | No | Optional |
| Powakaddy FX1 | 805mm x 560mm x 346mm | 11.3 | No | No | No |
| Motocaddy SE | 850mm x 595mm x 355mm | 9 | No | No | No |
Best Push Golf Trolleys
Super compact, making it great for small cars
The QB2 folds down incredibly small - 20 percent smaller than the Motocaddy CUBE - making it a brilliant option if you're tight for space either in your boot or at home.
The two-step folding mechanism is extremely simple and straightforward, allowing you to be on the course quicker and in the clubhouse quicker after your round.
The design of the QB2 is much more stylish, modern, and rigid than the CUBE, but the biggest issue I have is that the accessory compartment is very small. However, the under-handle net can be used to store your belongings.
Pros
- Very compact
- Lightweight
- Simple to assemble
Cons
- Heavier than Motocaddy's other push trolley
| Weight | 9.5 kg |
| Folded dimensions | 560mm x 365mm x 440mm |
| Warranty | Two years |
- Ultra-compact folded size
- Simple two-step folding system
- Auto-fold front wheel
- Simple, fully adjustable handle height
- Accessory compartment and scorecard holder
- Under handle storage net
- EASILOCK compatible
An easy-to-use push trolley with a simple folding mechanism
This trolley is compatible with both carry and cart bags. Both types of bags fit comfortably on the trolley, meaning if you currently carry, you won't need to buy a cart bag at the same time.
The frame is very stable, and the tyres offer good traction in all conditions. The trolley is light enough to carry with ease. It doesn't fold down as small as the QB2, but it doesn't take up much space in your car or home.
For the money, the iCart Uno is amazing value.
Pros
- Very easy to use
- Extremely stable
- Amazing folding system
Cons
- Not as compact as some
| Weight | 7.5 kg |
| Folded Dimensions | 535mm x 335mm x 380mm |
| Warranty | Two years |
- Free storage bag
- Ergonomic soft handle
- Drinks holder
- Accessory compartment
- One-click folding mechanism
- Compatible with cart and carry bags
A flat fold 4-wheel push trolley that's a dream to store
This push trolley is extremely lightweight, compact, and stable. The stability comes from the four-wheel design. The only downside to a four-wheel trolley is that they aren't as agile.
Big Max have combined quick-fold technology with fast-fold technology to produce a push trolley that's straightforward to collapse and unfold, and is compact because when folded, it's flat.
Pros
- Amazing stability
- Extremely compact
- Brilliant quality
Cons
- An extra wheel presents an extra element that can go wrong
| Weight | 7.2 Kg |
| Folded dimensions | 710mm x 590mm x 180mm |
| Warranty | Two years (register to extend to five years) |
- Flat-fold system
- XL organizer panel
- Ergonomic handle
- Light aluminum frame
- Foot brake
Best Push Golf Trolleys: Comparison Table
| Model | Folded dimensions | Weight (kg) | Folding steps | Compatible with carry / hybrid golf bags |
| Motocaddy QB2 | 560mm x 365mm x 440mm | 9.5 | Two | Yes |
| iCart Uno | 535mm x 335mm x 380mm | 7.5 | One | Yes |
| Big Max Blade Quattro | 710mm x 590mm x 180mm | 7.2 | One | Yes |
Best Golf Trolleys: Buying Guide
If you are sold already on the idea of purchasing one of the best golf trolleys, then hold fire momentarily and have a quick read through our buying guide below that highlights the key factors to consider so you can make the choice that’s right for you. Also, if you’ve ever wondered how we test golf equipment, then take a look at our comprehensive guide, so you can rest assured that your choice is well-informed.
Price/Budget
As with any product, we always recommend that you set your budget before starting your shopping. That’s more important than ever when it comes to trolleys with such a huge price differential between the cheapest and most expensive trolleys.
The good news is that there is a model for everyone, from those of you looking to spend around £100, right up to those of you willing to spend four figures. Just ensure you shop within your requirements and means.
Electric/Push
Having set your budget, the next thing to consider is whether you want (and need) an electric trolley or push trolley. Electric options cost more money but come with a lot more features and are far easier to maneuver, especially if you play undulating courses. Push trolleys are much cheaper, but are usually lighter, include more storage, and are very easy to use. Plus, you don’t have to remember to charge the battery before your round!
Features
Depending on how much you want to spend and what you need, there are a whole host of features available on golf trolleys. Some are multi-functional, whereas some just look to perform as a trolley.
All electric models come with adjustable speed control, but some will include the ability to send your trolley off a set distance before it stops. Then there are models with touchscreen GPS functionality, normally pre-loaded with tens of thousands of courses across the globe, which saves you from buying a separate handheld GPS or rangefinder. Many now include shot-tracking technology, so you can track your data and see where you need to improve. You’ll also find things like scorecards, shot measurements, and even the ability to link your phone and receive notifications via the LCD screens while you’re on the course.
Where push trolleys often beat the best electric trolleys is the amount of storage included as standard. Many have space for your phone, balls, tees, valuables, drink, and even an umbrella. Some electric models require you to spend additional money on an accessory station which can be attached.
Ease of use and size
The reason you’re buying a trolley is to make life easier when moving around on the course, so a trolley that isn’t easy to use is pointless. But, as well as being easy to maneuver, they need to be easy to fold and unfold, and store. Most modern models feature simple one or two-step folding and unfolding processes and are surprisingly lightweight.
Be sure to consider the size. If you can fit your trolley and clubs in your car, then it’s not going to be right for you. And, equally, if storage space is at a premium at home, then make sure you choose a more compact model or a model where the wheels can be easily removed.
Storage
As mentioned above, push trolleys include far more storage space as standard than most electric golf trolleys, so make sure you’re aware of this. Of course, that shouldn’t stop you from buying an electric model if it suits your needs, and trolley bags come with plenty of storage space, but if you want to add an umbrella holder, a GPS holder, or something to hold your drink, then you could be looking at further expense.
Durability
Buying one of the best golf trolleys can be a big investment, so you’ll want it to last a long time and deal with the various conditions we golfers face on the course – especially if you’re reading in Britain! Assuming your budget allows, invest in a model that’s made from strong materials like aluminum and, if you’re planning to play all year round, consider buying a set of winter wheels.
Colours
Many trolleys may only offer one colour option, but some brands do give you frame and wheel colour choices. Just make sure the trolley you choose is in a colour and design you like and will still look how you want it to when you’ve got a bag on it.
Bag
If you’re making the move into golf trolleys, then we’d always recommend buying a bag from the same brand that makes your trolley because it will have been designed to perfectly fit. Some brands, like Motocaddy, make hybrid bags that can be used both on their trolleys and as a stand/carry bag. Ideal if you travel overseas for golf or ever forget to charge the battery.
Battery
If you have decided to buy an electric trolley, then make sure you consider the battery life. Most brands will offer a standard lithium battery or a more expensive extended lithium battery. In our experience, the standard batteries comfortably last far more than 18 holes. But if you’re someone who regularly plays 36 holes in a day or who wants to play more than one round across a weekend without charging, then we’d recommend investing slightly more in the longer-lasting model.
Warranty
Golf trolleys are an expensive investment and while it’s rare, they can go wrong because there’s a lot of tech involved. Most brands offer decent warranties and, if you’re buying an electric model, you’ll find you get a warranty for your trolley frame and a separate warranty for the battery. Just make sure you ask or research the warranty and its conditions before making your purchase.
Best Golf Trolleys: FAQs
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Best Golf Trolleys 2025
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Motocaddy M7 GPS Remote Electric Golf Trolley
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Motocaddy M7 GPS Remote Electric Golf Trolley folded
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Motocaddy ME Remote Electric Golf trolley
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Motocaddy ME Remote Electric Golf trolley folded
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Motocaddy QB2 Push Golf Trolley
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Motocaddy QB2 Push Golf Trolley folded
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Motocaddy S1 DHC Electric Golf Trolley folded
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Motocaddy S1 DHC Electric Golf Trolley
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The Powakaddy CT10 GPS Electric Golf Trolley is great if you struggle for storage space
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The Powakaddy CT10 GPS Electric Golf Trolley is extremely compact
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The Powakaddy CT10 GPS Electric Golf Trolley is the best compact GPS golf trolley
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Powakaddy CT6 Electric Golf Trolley folded
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Powakaddy CT6 Electric Golf Trolley
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Powakaddy FX1 Electric Golf Trolley folded
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Powakaddy FX1 Electric Golf Trolley
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Powakaddy FX1 Electric Golf Trolley and Flex bag
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Stewart Golf Q10 Follow Electric Golf Trolley folded
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Stewart Golf Q10 Follow Electric Golf Trolley
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Stewart Golf Remote Control
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Stewart Golf V10 Remote Electric Golf trolley
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Stewart Golf V10 Remote Electric Golf Trolley folded
