Motocaddy M7 Remote Electric Lithium Golf Caddy

The Motocaddy M7 Remote is built to make your round easier. It pairs smart engineering with simple controls. You get remote steering, serious battery life, and downhill control that actually works. Short trips between shots feel faster. Long courses feel smaller.

The handset is rechargeable and easy to use. It gives you precise forward, left, right and reverse control from more than 100 yards away, so you can position the trolley while you walk ahead and set up your next shot. Want to stop it instantly? The remote has pause/resume and an emergency stop. That extra control changes the flow of your round.

Under the frame sits Motocaddy’s CLICK ’N’ CONNECT® ULTRA lithium battery. It’s cable-free, snaps in securely, and recharges in roughly 8-14 hours. In practice, that means the M7 will comfortably last a full day of golf and then some, a real relief for early tee times or back-to-back rounds. 

Hills are where many trolleys show their weak spot. The M7 is different. It uses Motocaddy’s award-winning DHC (Downhill Control) system to automatically regulate speed when descending. That keeps the trolley steady and prevents it from running away when gravity gets enthusiastic. Combine that with a retractable anti-tip rear wheel and 360° rotating twin front wheels, and the M7 holds its line on tricky slopes. If you’ve ever had to chase a cart down a fairway, you’ll appreciate this.

Performance is quiet and confident. Twin 230W turbo motors powered by next-generation 28V tech deliver smooth acceleration and easy handling. The motors run quietly, which keeps the walk enjoyable and prevents startling a playing partner mid-swing. The caddy folds compactly using Motocaddy’s M-Series folding tech, so it fits in most car boots without a fuss. That compactness is one of the M7’s best practical wins.

Look and feel matter too. The M7 borrows automotive styling cues: low-profile, aerodynamic wheels and ergonomic grips. The widescreen LCD on the handle gives you nine speed settings, a battery meter, and a speed indicator. You also get a USB port for topping up your phone, an on-screen remote battery meter, and a remote handset lock so the trolley doesn’t move when you don’t want it to. Small touches like these make the M7 feel modern and useful. 

Who is this for?

• Golfers who walk but want the convenience of remote steering.
• Players who regularly face hilly, windy courses.
• Anyone who needs a compact, reliable trolley that fits a small trunk.

Quick examples:

1. On a blustery links day, you can pause the M7, walk to your ball, then resume from the remote without running back to the bag.
2. Driving a compact car? The simple fold and light 31 lb weight mean the M7 usually slips into the boot with room to spare.
3. Playing late? The battery meter and nine speeds let you eke out the remaining power without surprises.