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Motocaddy S3 wins Todays Golfer Gold award - S1 wins bronze!

We are proud to announce that the Motocaddy S3 Digital has just been unveiled as the 5 star winner of the 2010 Todays Golfer magazine trolley test with the Motocaddy S1 Digital winning the bronze award!

Following extensive testing of the 16 models, the test panel described the 2010 S3 Digital as a 'Gorgeous, Gadget Packed Trolley'.

The magazine reported:

"Like the S1 Digital, the S3 version has a stunning-looking frame and the range of bags that go with it really do help in the aesthetics department. Ian awarded it full marks across the board, and paid particular attention to the two handed grip which he felt gave him good control. Fergus was also suitably wowed by the overall quality and said he found it very responsive and easy to use.

One area where the Motocaddy did particularly excel in was in the functions category – the display shows the speed you are travelling as well as the distance covered – you can reset this if you want to measure a particular shotdistance too. There’s also a lifetime reading that can’t be reset. This shows you just how many miles your S3 Digital has racked up. It also features an Adjustable Distance Control device – this allows you to send the cart off to a distance of up to 60 yards in five-yard increments. And for all of you who love an “app” on your iphone, the S3 Digital is even fitted with a USB port for you to plug your device into – and we aren’t joking. We thought it would be close between this and PowaKaddy’s Freeway II. Ultimately, the fact that this is £100 cheaper than the FW II certainly helped give this product the edge."

The panel awarded the S1 Digital with their bronze award and wrote:

Our quartet was incredibly impressed with the S1 Digital. The curvy looks are contemporary without being over the top and it was very easy to set up. The S-Series folding system means the trolley clicks together when it’s folded down too which makes it remarkably easy to lug about. Ian promptly gave it full marks in each section. Gadget-mad Dave admitted he would have liked a few more functions but for the money he agreed with the rest that it was a pretty impressive piece of trolley.