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Model-year note · checked 19 July 2026

Motocaddy has a redesigned 2026 range that reuses familiar model names. This page remains available for the product generation originally assessed; do not assume every specification or score applies unchanged to the 2026 generation.

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Motocaddy M5 GPS

Review pending — no GGL Score yet

Golfers wanting integrated GPS without stepping up to the M7 or M-Tech

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Announced This model has not yet been tested hands-on by Golf Gear Lab. Specifications are sourced from official manufacturer information; no score is shown until testing is complete.

Best forIntegrated GPS without remote control

Price bandPremium (from £999 RRP, Standard Lithium)

CategoryElectric Trolley

Display3.5-inch touchscreen, 40,000+ preloaded courses

Mapping2D/3D hole flyovers, movable target, zoom

Motor230W, 28V system

Speed settings9

BatteryCLICK 'N' CONNECT cable-free lithium

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What we know so far

Motocaddy's mid-premium GPS trolley for 2026, starting at £999 for the Standard Lithium version. This page brings together the currently available specifications, key strengths and buying considerations.

Pros

Full-hole GPS mapping with 3D flyovers
Multiple battery and DHC variants available
USB charging port and height-adjustable handle

Cons

Full assessment is being developed
No remote control (that's the M7 GPS)
Several sub-variants (Standard, DHC, Extended) — confirm exact spec before buying

Motocaddy M5 GPS: our complete buying decision

Best for

Golfers wanting integrated GPS and a familiar Motocaddy folding platform without moving to a remote-control model.

Think twice if

Golfers satisfied using a phone or watch for yardages, or those prioritising the lowest price and smallest folded size.

Golf Gear Lab verdict · 91/100

The M5 GPS earns its place by combining trolley and course information in one tidy system. It reduces the need to check a separate device and is easy to understand for existing Motocaddy users. The important question is whether integrated GPS is worth the premium over a simpler trolley plus the technology you already own.

Typical UK price: £850–£1,000. Price guidance checked July 2026; promotions and availability can change.

What it does well

Integrated GPS reduces device juggling
Established Motocaddy platform
Useful on-handle course information

Limitations to understand

Costs more than a non-GPS trolley
Duplicates a GPS watch or handheld
Not a remote-control model

Ownership and running costs

Allow for normal lithium-battery care and check whether any connected or mapping features you value depend on a phone. Compare the price with a simpler trolley plus your existing GPS device.

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Frequently asked questions

Why choose integrated GPS?

It keeps distances visible at the handle and avoids checking a separate watch, phone or handheld device.

Is it better value than a basic trolley?

Only if you will use the built-in GPS regularly. Otherwise, a simpler trolley is likely to deliver better value.

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