Fifty years on golf courses teaches you one thing about equipment: the best gear is the gear you stop thinking about. The Motocaddy M7 GPS is the first electric trolley where I forgot it was there — following me through 18 holes while I was busy reading greens and studying the wind. That's not a small thing.
The M7 GPS is the world's first electric trolley with both remote control and a built-in touchscreen GPS display. You're not adding a GPS mount or syncing an app — it's all built into the handle. 40,000+ courses pre-loaded, automatically recognized when you arrive. The rechargeable remote handset runs the trolley from up to 100 metres away — useful when you're walking to your ball and the trolley needs to navigate around a bunker on its own.
The DHC (Downhill Control) technology is the detail that matters most on a hilly course. It doesn't just slow down on slopes — it actively manages speed both up and down. In Ontario, where most courses have significant elevation changes, this is the difference between a trolley that helps you and one you're constantly managing.
What Don says: "I've recommended a lot of equipment over fifty years. The M7 GPS is the one where I don't need to explain the value — golfers come back and tell me how much it changed their round. When equipment gets out of the way, the game gets better."
Who this is for: Golfers who walk 18 regularly, want GPS without carrying a separate device, and are ready to invest in equipment that earns its keep round after round. This trolley pays for itself in the quality of focus it gives you on the course.
When NOT to buy this: If you ride a cart most of the time, or you're playing fewer than 20 rounds a season, the M7 GPS is more trolley than your game needs. Step down to the M5 GPS or M3 GPS DHC and put the difference toward a lesson.
Key specs: ULTRA Lithium battery (36-hole range), auto-folding system, 2.4" colour touchscreen GPS for 40,000+ courses, 100m rechargeable remote range, DHC (Downhill Control), compatible with all Motocaddy bags.