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Jack South shot a life-changing final round of 59 to claim The Motocaddy Masters title at Leven Links as well as a £59,000 bonus from the EuroPro Tour and £60,000 from sponsors Cobra Puma Golf.

The Motocaddy Masters returns to the PGA EuroPro Tour next month with an increased first prize of £12,500 on offer, plus a podium of prizes from the world’s top-selling trolley brand as competitors head for Leven Links GC (8-10 Sept) on Scotland’s famous Fife coast.

Motocaddy, the world’s top-selling electric golf trolley brand, is set to further enhance its business in Germany by acquiring the well-known distribution and service agency B+M Golf Vertriebs GmbH, as well as opening a brand-new warehouse, workshop and office space.

Motocaddy, the world’s biggest-selling electric trolley brand, has signed widely respected Tour caddie Billy Foster as a global brand ambassador to promote its growing range of trolleys, bags and rangefinder products.

The Motocaddy M7 REMOTE electric trolley has been rated the ‘Most Wanted Electric Cart’ for the second year running in recent tests by MyGolfSpy, the US-based website with more than 63 million readers worldwide, plus two other models were given top-10 ratings.

Motocaddy the world’s leading electric trolley brand has expanded its long-running partnership with the PGA EuroPro Tour to become the ‘Official Laser Rangefinder’ in addition to its ongoing support as the ‘Official Electric Trolley’ of the tour.

Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric trolley brand, has agreed a deal to become the headline sponsor of The Rick Shiels Golf Show – the No.1 golf podcast in 16 countries with 315,000 golfers listening every month.

This month Motocaddy shipped out its 500,000th electric trolley after supplying stockists worldwide with innovative club transportation for the past 15-years.

In a move designed to build its global profile among sports-loving golfers, top-selling golf trolley brand Motocaddy is taking prime advertising spots around the boundary at this week’s third Test match between England and South Africa in Port Elizabeth.

Motocaddy, the world’s top-selling brand of powered golf trolleys, has sold a majority stake in the company to a private investment group in a move designed to expand the business further on a global scale.