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This electric trolley pairs a high‑resolution touchscreen GPS with a whisper‑quiet motor and downhill control. It offers front, middle and back yardages plus hazard information on more than 40 000 courses, and the EASILOCK base keeps your bag secure. A compact folding mechanism makes it easy to transport and store, while a long‑life lithium battery powers 18 or more holes.

MGI’s ZIP Navigator electric trolley features twin motors and gyroscopic control for straight tracking on uneven terrain. A full‑function remote lets you steer left, right, forward or reverse and adjust speed, while downhill speed control prevents runaway carts. It folds down easily and comes with a long‑lasting lithium battery.

The M7 GPS Remote combines Motocaddy’s responsive remote control with a compact folding design. It offers nine speed settings and a range of up to 100 yards, while bag supports and the optional EASILOCK system keep your bag secure【531921116752344†L67-L145】. Despite its 30‑pound weight, it folds quickly and fits easily in the boot of a car.

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