My Golf Spy doesn't hand out 'Most Wanted' awards to trolleys that are merely good. The Motocaddy M7 REMOTE won because it solved the remote-control problem properly — a rechargeable handset (not a battery-draining disposable), a removable anti-tip wheel for slopes, and an automatic fold that works reliably on uneven terrain. The details that every remote trolley should have gotten right a decade ago.
The M7 REMOTE is for golfers who've decided that walking is non-negotiable, the trolley should go where they point it, and they already have their GPS covered. If you're wearing a Garmin Approach watch or carrying a quality rangefinder, you don't need a second GPS screen on your trolley handle. The M7 REMOTE strips that out and gives you the best-in-class remote control experience instead.
What Don says: "The golfer who wants the M7 REMOTE usually knows it before I tell them. They've already got their yardages sorted. They just want the freedom of hands-free walking with a trolley that follows a command."
Who this is for: Golfers who already own a GPS watch or rangefinder, walk 18 holes regularly, and want the top-of-range remote experience without paying for GPS they'll never use. Also the right choice for golfers with mobility considerations who benefit from keeping the trolley moving ahead independently.
When NOT to buy this: If you don't already have GPS sorted separately, the M7 GPS gives you both remote control and integrated GPS for $45 less. The M7 REMOTE makes most sense when GPS is already covered and you want the cleanest possible remote experience.
Key specs: Rechargeable remote handset (up to 100m range), removable anti-tip wheel, auto-folding system, compact design, My Golf Spy 'Most Wanted.' ULTRA Lithium battery for 36-hole range. 2026 model.