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MOTOCADDY PARTNERS WITH PGA EUROPRO TOUR

detlef32 — Fri, 23 Sep 2022 22:31:01 +0000

Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric trolley brand, has signed a major deal to become the ‘Official Electric Trolley’ and ‘Official Laser Rangefinder’ of the 2022 PGA EuroPro Tour – Europe’s foremost development tour – thereby extending the longest-running partnership in the Tour’s history to 17 consecutive seasons.

In an exciting expansion of the partnership, Motocaddy has also signed a number of leading EuroPro Tour players as Brand Ambassadors for the first time, with the season getting underway this week (25-27 May) at the Cubefunder Shootout hosted at the Harleyford Golf Club in Marlow, Buckinghamshire.

Sam Broadhurst, Ashley Mansell, Josh Hilliard, Harry Goddard – all UK – and Hyun Ho Rho from South Korea will each use the latest Motocaddy M5 GPS DHC electric trolley and PRO 3000 laser rangefinder throughout the season, as well as receiving a Motocaddy win bonus for any tournament victories.

“We’re delighted to continue our long-running partnership with the PGA EuroPro Tour and support the next-generation of future stars on their professional journey,” said Motocaddy Marketing Director, Oliver Churcher. “We are working with some incredibly talented Brand Ambassadors this season who we expect to go far in the sport, so to play a part in their progress is very rewarding. We hope that they enjoy using the Motocaddy products and make the most of the performance benefits they can bring,” he added.

“It’s really exciting to be representing Motocaddy as a Brand Ambassador on Tour this season and I can’t wait to get started. Motocaddy has a great reputation for producing top-quality products that make the game easier to play,” said Broadhurst, one of Motocaddy’s Tour team. “I’m looking forward to putting my Motocaddy kit into play and hope that it will give me an edge in competition this year,” he added.

Motocaddy is also supporting every EuroPro Tour event on the 2022 schedule with the winner picking up a brand new S1 electric trolley and PRO 3000 laser rangefinder as a prize.

With direct access to the Challenge Tour through the final Order of Merit, the PGA EuroPro Tour offers players over £840,000 of prize money, with the top five golfers at the end of the season awarded entry to the 2023 Challenge Tour.

A two-hour highlight show on every event will be shown on Sky Sports, DAZN and on 98 networks around the world reaching 500 million homes. In addition, every event is available to watch on-demand in high definition on the Tour’s own YouTube channel and on Matchroom.Live.

Providing vital experience of life on tour, players are competing in 15 events at some of the UK and Ireland’s premier golfing venues. The season culminates with the Tour’s top 60 players contending the Tour Championship taking place in October (19th – 21st) at the Lough Erne Resort in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland.

“The players love the partnership we have with Motocaddy because they love the products,” said Daniel Godding, CEO for the PGA EuroPro Tour. “For us, it’s a long-term association with a premium global brand that provides the perfect fit for our members, so I’m very pleased it’s continuing into a record 17th season.
“I think this year is the perfect year to launch The Brand Ambassador scheme with Motocaddy, as the players will represent the brand brilliantly and hopefully it spurs them on to some great performances,” he added.

For more information about Motocaddy products including bags, batteries and accessories, please visit www.motocaddy.com or follow @MotocaddyGolf on social.

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Motocaddy launches money-back promotion on PRO 3000 rangefinder

detlef32 — Fri, 23 Sep 2022 05:31:30 +0000

Motocaddy is providing golfers with an even bigger incentive to buy its award-winning PRO 3000 Laser Rangefinder with the launch of a nationwide consumer promotion starting today (June 1),

Between today and July 12, golfers who purchase a new PRO 3000 Laser can claim a full refund if they return the product to the original place of purchase within 30 days (T&Cs apply).

“We’re so confident about the quality and performance of the PRO 3000 that we feel this no quibble, money-back guarantee will help boost sales for our customers at the start of a busy golfing summer,” said Motocaddy Sales Director Steve Morris.

“The reaction to the PRO 3000 has been amazing since it was launched last year. Heading into a busy summer period when everyone is excited to get out on the course, we wanted to give golfers the chance to see how easy it is to use and the difference it can make to their scores,” he added.

The PRO 3000 Laser Rangefinder is quick and easy to use, offering accuracy to less than a yard with class‑leading 7X magnification at a range of 1,300 yards. Featuring cutting-edge PinLock technology with vibration and visual confirmation, it ensures golfers can always trust the distance and better prepare for their next shot.

Viewed through a high-resolution LCD display, a pin can be locked on the PRO 3000 from 450 yards away. It also includes slope compensation to account for any undulations; background noise filtration to make it easier to lock onto a target; an adjustable eyepiece for clearer visuals; the ability to toggle between yards & metres; plus an automatic standby mode after 10 seconds.

The Pro 3000 laser has an RRP of £249 and can be bought online at www.motocaddy.com.

For more information, visit www.motocaddy.com/moneyback.

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Tried & Tested: Motocaddy S1 trolley and Pro-Series cart bag

detlef32 — Wed, 21 Sep 2022 16:37:52 +0000

Golf News Equipment Editor Dan Owen gives Motocaddy’s S1 trolley and Pro-Series cart bag a run out and is impressed by their simplicity and compatibility

The S1 is Motocaddy’s entry-level electric trolley. It may be the cheapest – a relative term in the pricey world of power trollies – but is also arguably its best-looking model. The design reminds me of a US Air Force B-2 Stealth Bomber with all of it angles and its shadowy black outline, although the pop of red gives it a sharp look. But looks aren’t necessarily the deciding factor with trolleys. They need to be easy to use.

And it doesn’t get much simpler than this. With its one-touch folding mechanism, the trolley can be up or down in a matter of seconds, with nowhere to go wrong. While it’s not the smallest trolley when folded, it still fitted comfortably into the boot of a Toyota Aygo alongside my golf bag.

While it is easy to love the Click ‘n’ Connect battery, as it means no cables, it’s the new auto disconnect feature that I really liked. The battery automatically disconnects when the frame is folded down, so there is no chance of the trolley being set off accidentally.

The colour LCD screen is clear and lets you know your speed and battery life, but that’s pretty much it. Which is pretty refreshing for a Luddite like me. Trolleys have become so complicated, with GPS, shot tracking, pedometers and phone alerts, that it’s a nice change of pace before the round to not have to worry about anything other than connecting the battery before you go off and play.

The Pro-Series golf bag, which is offered in black, grey and red, is a perfect match for the S1. With the Easilock connection, the bag and trolley fit together securely without the need for straps. And because the bag is designed to work with the trolley, the pockets are all easily accessible and offer more storage than you could ever reasonably need. The jumbo putter well is useful on the course, especially if you use a putter with an oversized grip.

It’s a cohesive package that looks like it belongs together, but more importantly, works in perfect harmony. You can’t ask for much more than that.

Motocaddy S1 trolley £599.99, Motocaddy Pro Series Bag £209.99.

For more details, visit motocaddy.com.

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Motocaddy signs Amy Boulden as brand ambassador

detlef32 — Sat, 17 Sep 2022 12:10:42 +0000

Motocaddy has signed Welsh Ladies European Tour star Amy Boulden as a global brand ambassador to promote its range of trolleys and rangefinders to a growing female audience.

Amy Boulden will be using Motocaddy products, including the company’s latest laser rangefinder

Following one of the most successful amateur golf careers in Welsh history, including representing Europe in the Junior Ryder Cup and Junior Solheim Cup, plus Great Britain and Ireland in the 2012 Curtis Cup, Boulden turned professional in 2013 and has two career wins to her name. In September 2020, she claimed her first victory on the LET with a three-stroke victory at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open.

“We’re delighted to welcome Amy to our growing team of global brand ambassadors and we’re looking forward to working with her on future campaigns,” said Motocaddy Marketing Director, Oliver Churcher.

“The popularity of golf continues to grow, and the number of girls taking up the sport from a young age is increasing. Over the last couple of years, the biggest growth in golfing participation has been for female golfers and we feel Amy really resonates not just to aspiring young women taking up the game, but also more established golfers.

“Our research has shown that the majority of female golfers use electric trolleys over push carts or carrying their clubs, and we’re looking forward to Amy experiencing all the health and performance benefits she will get from using Motocaddy products,” he added.

Boulden, who is playing a full Ladies European Tour schedule this season, said: “I’ve heard so many great things about Motocaddy as a brand and its products and I’m really happy to be joining the team as a global brand ambassador.

“I always want to give back to the game that I’ve loved from a young age, so if I can help any young ladies out there or women golfers on the whole, then I will do and I can’t wait to get going with Motocaddy and start using products that I know will benefit my game.”

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