The Stewart Q Follow is the best following electric push cart for 2023. The follow function is flawless.
The Stewart Q Follow is the easiest cart to fold and carry. The follow function is easy and useful, and the remote function works just as well.
The Stewart Q Follow lacks a manual mode, and the front wheels don't swivel which can make turning a little less smooth.
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2 years ago
I own a Stewart QFollow,just apply the stop when going down steep hills,keep Stewart in front of you,works well,I play many steep terrain courses, sometimes though wheels pins going up very steep inclines so needs a little help.
2 years ago
Hi I have a Q Follow, absolutely brilliant,I’m 66yrs and still walking courses easily with “Stewie ” following .👍 unfortunately phone app for battery levels a bit of a disappointment
3 years ago
My friend has a very expensive Stewart electric cart which has a) a fairly narrow “tippy” wheelbase, and b) no downhill braking mechanism. My Alphard V2 runs rings around this thing along with an Omnicart with premounted brackets for the V2 at 1/3 the price with a moveable steerable front wheel, wide wheelbase, “gyro” and downhill braking. My friends >$3K Stewart has gotten away from him several times on steep downhill cart paths resulting in damage to the cart which carries only a 24 mo. warranty. Therefore I would caution anyone from buying a Stewart Cart unless you play only super-flat courses without hills or mounding.
Anthony Marino
2 years ago
I own a Q Follow. It’s a great product. Good luck if you need support. It’s non-existent.