The Motocaddy M7 GPS is back and improved for 2025 – providing golfers with the pinnacle of innovative golf technology, combining advanced GPS capabilities with sleek, modern design. Equipped with a high-performance touchscreen, remote control and intelligent features like full-hole mapping, it promises to enhance every aspect of your game. In this Motocaddy M7 2025 GPS review, we’ll explore how the GPS Trolley performs on the course, assessing its ease of use, stability, and overall value for serious golfers seeking cutting-edge equipment.
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Motocaddy M7 2025 GPS Remote Electric Golf Trolley Review: NCG Summary
NCG SUMMARY
The Motocaddy M7 2025 GPS is a top-tier electric trolley that impresses with its high-quality build, advanced touchscreen GPS, and seamless Bluetooth connectivity, making it feel like a mini computer on the course. Its powerful, quiet motor and remote control offer a liberating and relaxed golfing experience, especially on flat terrain. However, its performance on steep slopes is less optimal, requiring manual operation in such conditions. Overall, it’s a luxurious and feature-rich trolley that elevates the playing experience, akin to driving a luxury car.
PROS
- Touchscreen with GPS and Bluetooth
- The freedom of remote control
- Powerful, quiet motor
CONS
- Performance across steep slopes
First Impressions
A Rollys-Royce
The M7 GPS arrived well packaged but heavy to lift. As I started to unpack the trolley it was clear that the quality of the product is top notch. The additional weight is due to the extra motor required to use it in remote mode. However, once assembled, it was very easy to manoeuvre and highly responsive. As I turned the battery on, the impressive screen came to life and I excitedly started looking through the extensive range of features available. I quickly realised that this is the Rolls-Royce of electric trolleys!
Cable free lithium battery
I was impressed by its innovative Click N Collect lithium battery, which looks great and is incredibly convenient, especially with the quick-charging pop-up port. The lightweight battery with auto-disconnect technology is a real game-changer, ensuring it powers off automatically when folded and preventing any flat batteries. These unique features make the trolley incredibly practical and easy to operate, even for someone who isn’t very tech-savvy.
On Course Review
The digital screen
The screen on the trolley is like having a mini computer in front of you. It connects seamlessly with your mobile via Bluetooth and before you know it, you have downloaded the course and you are ready to hit the course. The maps are very clear and the distances accurate. You are able to list the hazards on each hole and, if your golf is good enough, that really helps you plot your way around the course.
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Purring power
The trolley purrs around the course but has superb power. Walking to the first tee I kept it in manual mode so that I didn’t embarrass myself in front of the members but I couldn’t wait to try out the remote mode.
Remote Control
Having hit a good drive down the 1st I quickly reached for the compact and lightweight remote. In keeping with the rest of the trolley, it was very intuitive and once I got used to the sensitivity of it I found myself walking down the fairways in a relaxed and carefree state.
Along the flat, expanse the trolley worked brilliantly and I had the most relaxed round I’ve ever had. It’s very liberating walking down the fairway without having to carry, push or manually guide your bag.
Brakes
Don’t worry if you don’t trust yourself to steer it via the remote because the brakes are what you’d expect on a Formula 1 car, along with an anti-tip rear wheel.
Additional features
The trolley has all the additional features you would expect, allowing you to keep your devices charged with the USB charging port, a screen that delivers all your messages from your phone and plenty of space to add accessories on the station provided. Don’t worry if you are not interested in getting your messages through, this can be turned off. Â
It’s fair to say that I was massively impressed, felling very smug as I guided the trolley to the next tee as I waited for my turn to putt.
Performance on steeper slopes
With this fantastic experience behind me, I decided to test the trolley on the steep undulations of my boyhood course, Dewsbury District GC. This is where the trolley was not quite the performance I had first experienced. In remote mode, I found that it was difficult to control across steeper slopes and found that I had to use it as a traditional electric trolley on these holes. The performance was still excellent and the features were equally as impressive. I guess you don’t take a Rolls-Royce on a drive where a Land Rover is more appropriate!
Final Thoughts
Liberating experience
The Motocaddy M7 Remote is the cream of the crop in electric trolleys. The features are fantastic and the GPS maps on the touchscreen mean that you have everything at your fingertips. You walk down the fairways like you have Billy Foster on your bag. It is a really liberating way to play golf. Â
Motocaddy M7 2025 GPS Remote Electric Golf Trolley Review: The Details
RRP: £1449.99 / $2099
More details: Motocaddy UK / Motocaddy US
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