
Motocaddy Expands 2026 Buggy Range in Australia with New GPS Models
The M5 GPS DHC and M1 DHC electric buggies introduce advanced navigation and downhill control for Australian golfers, priced from A$1,399.99.
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The Major winner secured his second home title by shooting 23-under par at Trump National Doonbeg, utilising a specific set of clubs including a Srixon prototype driver.

The M5 GPS DHC and M1 DHC electric buggies introduce advanced navigation and downhill control for Australian golfers, priced from A$1,399.99.

Japanese manufacturer Srixon has updated its ZXi iron line-up for 2026, including a new ZXi5+ model aimed at low-to-mid handicappers seeking greater forgiveness. Presales begin on October 2, with full availability from October 16.

Srixon introduces a new ZXi iron family, featuring four models forged by Endo Manufacturing in Japan. These clubs incorporate AI-assisted design and Tour-influenced shaping, with pre-sale set for October 2.

Srixon has revealed its updated ZXi iron range, featuring four models engineered for enhanced feel, stability, and ball speed. The line-up, which includes a new players distance iron, will be available for pre-order in early October 2026.

Motocaddy's direct Australian operations, led by Emma Thom, reveal strong demand for remote-controlled electric buggies. This trend holds relevance for Asian golf markets.
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