NEW M3 GPS DHC Electric Trolley with ULTRA Lithium Battery

The M3 GPS DHC is what I'd call the honest choice. It doesn't have the remote control of the M7 or the award-winning reputation of the M5 — but it has the two things that actually matter on most Ontario golf courses: GPS built into the handle, and DHC (Downhill Control) technology that keeps the trolley at a walking pace on the slopes that separate Muskoka courses from flat-course golf.

The 2024 model brought a high-resolution 2.8" touchscreen display that reads clearly in bright sun — a detail that sounds small until you're squinting at a washed-out screen on a July afternoon trying to confirm your yardage to the pin. 40,000+ pre-loaded courses. Automatic course recognition. Simple enough that you spend the first hole learning it and forget you're learning it by the second.

What Don says: "The M3 GPS DHC is where I send golfers who want the integrated GPS but don't need the M5's reputation. The course doesn't know which model you bought. Your scorecard does."

Who this is for: Golfers who walk hilly courses, want GPS in one device without carrying a rangefinder or GPS watch separately, and want to spend $200 less than the M5 GPS without giving up the core functionality. Smart money for the regular walker.

When NOT to buy this: If you play links-style flat courses, DHC is a feature you'll rarely notice. And if you've always wanted to control the trolley remotely — the kind who wants to send it ahead while you walk — step up to the M7.

Key specs: ULTRA Lithium battery (36-hole range), 2.8" colour touchscreen GPS for 40,000+ courses, DHC (Downhill Control), USB charging port, compact fold. 2024 model with updated display.