Following Motocaddy’s official launch in Australia last year, the expanded range gives Australian golfers access to the brand’s latest technology and proven performance, with options across a range of golfing needs and budgets.

The M5 GPS DHC sits at the forefront of the handle-control line-up, combining Motocaddy’s latest high-performance GPS technology with its Downhill Control system, while the M1 DHC brings the compact design of the M1 with added control on undulating terrain.

“This is a hugely exciting new product release because the M5 GPS DHC and M1 DHC bring some of our most sought-after technologies to Australian golfers, while the S1 DHC and QB2 continue to provide proven performance and excellent value. Together, they give golfers in Australia more choice, whatever their preferences or budget,” said Catherine Arkoudis, Operations Director at Motocaddy Australia.

“When we launched Motocaddy Australia last year, we promised to bring our industry-leading technology and product innovation to the market, and we continue to deliver on that with our best-in-class 2026 buggy range,” she added.

M5 GPS DHC

The M5 GPS DHC combines Motocaddy’s M-Series design with detailed course information and added control on slopes.

Its 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen provides full-hole GPS mapping, with more than 40,000 courses pre-loaded. Golfers can access front, middle and back distances, hazard information and a dynamic green view, while drag-and-drop pin positioning provides more precise approach yardages.

Integrated score and statistic tracking, optional Bluetooth® smartphone notifications and Wi-Fi enable further functionality, while the GPS interface can be personalised with shortcuts to frequently used functions. The system also features 2D and 3D mapping, 3D hole flyovers, panning and zoom options.

RIGHT: The DHC is a game changer.

Additional features include Adjustable Distance Control up to 60 yards, a clock, round and lost-ball timers and a USB charging port.

The DHC (Downhill Control) system automatically regulates the buggy’s speed when travelling downhill, applying braking when required. An electronic parking brake also holds the buggy securely on uphill and downhill lies.

The M5 GPS DHC is available now at an RRP of A$1,599.99.

M1 DHC

The M1 DHC combines the compactness of Motocaddy’s M1 with DHC technology.

The folding mechanism, inverting wheels and auto-fold front wheel allow it to fit into small car boots, while its CLICK ‘N’ CONNECT® cable-free ULTRA Lithium battery system features automatic disconnect technology and an integrated charging port.

The High Power 28V system and 230W motor provide performance throughout the round, while a new 2.8-inch LCD widescreen display shows nine speed settings, battery level, clock and round timer.

Distance measuring capabilities allow golfers to track walking distance, shot distance and lifetime distance travelled. Adjustable Distance Control enables the buggy to travel independently for up to 45 yards.

RIGHT: M1 DHC.

A USB charging port, tool-free adjustable handle height, EASILOCK® bag-to-buggy connection system and CartLock security pin code feature add to its practicality.

The M1 DHC has an RRP of A$1,399.99.

Proven options

The S1 DHC remains in the line-up as an accessible electric buggy option, combining Motocaddy’s S-Series design with Downhill Control technology. It has an RRP of A$1,199.99.

The QB2 push buggy provides an alternative for golfers who prefer to push their clubs, with an easy-folding design, auto-fold front wheel and compact folded dimensions. An ergonomic adjustable handle and large, frictionless wheels are also featured. It has an RRP of A$299.99.

The new models join Motocaddy’s recently launched REMOTE range, comprising the M7 GPS REMOTE, M7 REMOTE and ME REMOTE.

RIGHT: M5 GPS.

Motocaddy has also continued to strengthen its local presence since launching in Australia last year, with a dedicated Australian team providing around-the-clock customer support and access to authorised service centres across the country.

“Golfers want to know they’re making a smart investment when they purchase equipment, and we believe our 2026 range offers exceptional value across a range of price points,” added Arkoudis. “From advanced GPS and DHC technology, to remote operation and more accessible options, there is a Motocaddy product designed to meet different needs and budgets – all backed by the support available to Australian golfers.”

For more information about Motocaddy products, including electric buggies, push buggies, golf bags and accessories, visit www.motocaddy.com.au or follow @MotocaddyAustralia across social media.