It was two years ago when I first tested the Motocaddy M7 GPS Remote trolley. Though I thought it was one of the best remote electric trolleys on the market, there were a few design tweaks I thought the brand could’ve made to make it an even more enjoyable experience. With the demand for remotre electric golf trolleys only going in one direction, Motocaddy has given its flagship remote trolley a series of upgrades to keep it at the very top of what is becoming a more crowded space. With PowaKaddy upgrading its GPS screens and the likes of Alphard and MGI making more budget-friendly remote golf trolleys, where does the new M7 GPS Remote sit amongst the class of 2025?
The most noticeable upgrade is the new cable-free battery housed in the middle of the chassis. One of my biggest criticisms of the 2023 model was that it still incorporated a battery with a cable, which felt very outdated even in 2023. It’s great to see that Motocaddy has addressed this issue, as it enhances the day-to-day user experience with the trolley significantly, in my opinion. The new battery autodisconnects when you fold the trolley down, revealing its charging port in the process. It means, in theory, you never have to remove the battery from the chassis. It’s the same technology I’ve tested in the 2025 Motocaddy S1, and it’s a superb design feature I think every golfer with appreciate while also standing out clearly versus the rest of the battery technology used on competitor models.
