MOTOCADDY M7 REMOTE
This isn’t just a push cart — it’s a fully remote-controlled electric caddy with all the bells and whistles that genuinely change the walking experience.
Key Features
Downhill control
Electronic parking brake
Full directional remote
All-terrain wheels
Long-lasting lithium battery
Simple folding and unfolding
Testing Conditions & Method
I put the M7 REMOTE through real-world use across multiple rounds and conditions to see how it performs where it matters most:
Texas Terrain Challenge – Tight fairways, rolling hills, and the occasional goat path to test stability and control
Remote Navigation – Responsiveness in thick rough, around bunkers, trees, and hazards
Cart Path Only Rounds – Crossing fairways and paths to see if it keeps pace and stays manageable
Wet Conditions – Early morning dew sweeper rounds and post-rain play to evaluate traction
Battery Life Marathon – Heavy use on hilly terrain and long days
Setup & Breakdown Speed – Important for rushed tee times and quick load-outs
Fatigue Factor – Comparing walking with the M7 REMOTE versus a traditional push cart
Final Thoughts: M7 REMOTE – A Walking Game-Changer
The Texas terrain gave the M7 its fair share of challenges, and for the most part, it handled them like a pro. Downhill performance is easily one of the standout features. The automatic braking and control kept the M7 in check, even on steep descents. Uphill climbs were also strong. I intentionally tested it on some aggressive inclines just to see what it could handle. Occasionally, it would catch a groove and take a sharp turn, but a quick correction with the remote immediately put it back on track.
The remote control itself is easily my favorite feature. The directional controls are intuitive, responsive, and work extremely well even when navigating around bunkers, trees, and cart path transitions. It’s one of those features you don’t realize how much you’ll appreciate until you use it, and now I wouldn’t want to walk without it.
During cart path only rounds, the M7 kept up effortlessly. I could send it down the edge of the fairway while walking the opposite side, and it cruised along smoothly and stayed within reach. It’s a huge boost for convenience and pace of play, especially on longer walks.
I also ran it through early morning dew rounds and post-rain conditions, and the all-terrain wheels performed exceptionally well. No slipping, no bogging down, and it stayed upright even in soft lies and on side slopes.
Battery life was another big win. Even with heavy use on a hilly course, I never felt like I was at risk of running it dead. I’m confident I could get two full rounds out of a single charge under most conditions and that’s not something every electric caddy can claim.
One of the biggest surprises was just how fast and easy setup and takedown is. From trunk to course, I had it ready in under two minutes, and breakdown was just as quick. That’s huge when you’re rushing to make a tee time or loading up in the heat.
And finally, the fatigue factor. Walking 18 on my course can wear you down quickly, especially with summer heat and elevation changes. Not having to push a cart or carry a bag made a noticeable difference in how I felt late in the round. By the 15th hole, I still had energy and focus and that matters.
Pros ✅
Truly remote with smooth, accurate navigation
Excellent hill control (up and down)
Compact, fast setup and breakdown
Long-lasting battery
Major fatigue saver on tough walking courses
Cons ❌
Occasionally veers on steep or uneven slopes
Premium price point — but premium performance
Would I Recommend It?
Absolutely. If you’re a regular walker and want to make your rounds more enjoyable, the Motocaddy M7 REMOTE is a serious upgrade. It’s not a gimmick. It’s a legitimate piece of gear that makes walking golf easier, more efficient, and a lot more fun.
