Motocaddy has always been at the forefront of trolley innovation, with the world's first GPS electric trolley amongst their ranks. Well, this year they’ve made some significant upgrades to the immensly popular S1 model, which we think you're going to love.

We don't like using the term 'entry level' to describe the new S1 as it offers so much more than what this suggests. At first glance, you'll take a liking to its modernised styling and graphics, which will really help make it stand out from other trolleys on the market. Then you get to its technology: new and improved sunlight-friendly LCD display, nine speed settings, advanced battery meter so you needn't worry about it running out mid-round without knowing, and a super-lightweight Lithium battery to name but a few.

The new S1 for 2019 is as good as it gets at this price point, so pop in-store to take a look and get one in your hands.

When was the last time you checked the wear-and-tear of the tyres on your car? Chances are more recently than the grips on your golf clubs. That’s understandable, but if you're looking to improve your golf game in 2019, the grips on your clubs play an equally vital role so shouldn't be overlooked.

According to world renowned golf instructor David Leadbetter, you should be re-gripping your clubs ‘at least every year, but ideally after every 40 rounds of golf’. This is because UV light, dirt, and general use cause your grips to lose tackiness and traction, which results in an increase in grip tension, leading to reduced clubhead speed and distance.

So, what do you need to look for? - ‘If you see wear marks such as indentations or your grips look shiny, then they are past their due date’. Great advice from one of the most respected golf coaches in the world!

So, if this is raising warning signs for you then fear not, pop down to the club and we will put a FREE Golf Pride grip on your 7-iron so you can get a taster as to what a new grip offers.

Video of the Week

We don't envy the team who have to make the #1 ball in golf even better every two years, but that's exactly what they've done in the new Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls for 2019. Watch this review video to find out how they performed when put to the test.