The greater the watts, the faster the battery is drained.

Only if you keep it floored all the time. A 2hp motor can still run efficiently at 1/2hp. That's what the motor controller is for.

 

This was the motor I was wanting to match with the controller I posted earlier and the battery pack as we talked about. But I was trying to find an alternative options from used electronics and such for this.

https://www.thunderstruck-ev.com/motenergy-me0909.html

 

https://www.amazon.com/Yaegoo-Elect...443MYX64GBV&psc=1&refRID=YKK15PR4T443MYX64GBV

This motor listed above is 150 watts, 24 volts, a brushed DC motor.
However, it is only about 0.2 Hp.
... Can't say if it will provide adequate speed/power.
Amazon has several brushed motor speed controllers to look at.
There are also Li-ion battery packs af various price levels.

 

This was the motor I was wanting to match with the controller I posted earlier and the battery pack as we talked about. But I was trying to find an alternative options from used electronics and such for this.

That is a nice powerful motor, but it is a brushed, not brushless. The controller you selected has hall sensor inputs, which this motor doesn't have. You'd need a PM controller to match this motor.