Golf trolley battery chargers
Replacement chargers for lithium and lead-acid trolley batteries, listed by connector type and trolley brand.
Choosing a golf trolley charger
Match the charger to the battery, not just the trolley. Chargers are built for one battery system. PowaKaddy's owner's manual says to charge its batteries only with the supplied PowaKaddy charger, and warns that another charger may damage the battery. Motocaddy's 28V lithium charger is listed for its M-Series 28V batteries from 2018 and S-Series 28V batteries from 2022, while its older 12V/14V S-Series battery is a separate system.
Know the voltage and chemistry. Before ordering, check the battery label for its brand, voltage and whether it is lithium or lead-acid, and look at how the charger plugs into it.
Expect a few hours, not minutes. Motocaddy quotes 3 to 5 hours for its 28V lithium charger, and longer for the first few charges. PowaKaddy's FX manual says about 8 hours and advises against leaving a battery on charge for more than 12.
Check the warranty first. Motocaddy covers its chargers for 12 months from purchase, separately from the battery.
Our charger guide explains what the lights mean. Not sure what you have? Pick your trolley in the finder, or send us a photo of the battery and its plug.