I have had mine for about 80 rounds. It takes 2-3 rounds to get comfortable with and several more to get "expert". You can send it down very steep inclines by using the stop button a few times. You are correct that follow mode is not practical in all areas but you know that going in. There are other situations and benefits one learns after using. Two of my favorites: After number 9 tee at my course, there is a big hill to get to the fairway. I send the cart on its way and then jump in my buddy's riding cart and he take me to my ball. I then complete the Q's journey to my ball. This happens at a few places on my course Another situation is helping someone find their ball. I can leave the Q in the fairway and waling to the trees and help look. I can exit a different way and then bring the cart up to my ball. Guys carrying their bag would have to walk back to wherever they left their bag. As far as cost goes, I played 80 rounds with the Q this year. A riding car is $30 rental. 80 x $30 is $2,400. I bought a Refurbed Q and so it paid for itself in less than one year and I got the health benefits of walking. Before that I pushed Sun Mountain manual cart. At 66 years old, I found I was getting tired at around 15 holes. With the Q, I feel great all the way through. Also, I find the Q much less distracting that driving a riding cart.

I have had my Q Follow for about a year and I absolutely love it.

Thanks for the review! However we just wanted to clarify a few inaccuracies in this: - The wheels do not need to be unclipped in manual mode. Manual mode is simply using the handset to power the trolley as normal, while using one hand to steer the trolley (in car parks, or in tight spaces. - Unclipping the wheels is for 'freewheel' mode. A feature that is there to help turn this into a push trolley, if you ever find yourself out on the course with a dead battery - making it easier to move, instead of pushing against the motors. - When unfolding, the handle and main spine unfold in one single motion. The button likely became stiff as this was unfolded incorrectly. - While downhill braking isn't a feature in Remote mode, as shown in the video, it is a feature of Follow mode, so the Q will be perfectly capable of following you on slopes without crashing into you - we test this on some incredibly hilly courses too! We're pleased to see you enjoyed using the Q Follow overall though 😊

Had a X9 Follow before and have to say, it was a game changer. Been out the game for a couple of years but have joined a club for next year. Have placed an order for the Q Follow and don't think I will be surprised by the quality and updated follow system. Buy British when you can!!!

This video has helped me as I thought that only my Q Follow weaved about while in follow mode. The follow mode doesn’t work well enough in my opinion. I would have to walk far to slowly for it to be of any use. If I walk at my normal pace the trolly weaves about all over the place. Really disappointed in this aspect of the trolly.

I have one, and I like it, but I would not buy another one. The big issue is they got rid of their service packages. It was terrible planning by the company, and I'd say something the CEO should be fired over. When you buy a $3000 product, you expect to be able to have it repaired. This is not a throwaway and replace product. After a couple of years and a couple hundred rounds of golf, this thing will break. On mine, the wheels are worn out, the rear stabilizer doesn't lock, and the wheel guards broke off. Not sure how long this one has to go but I'll be looking at other options once it dies (since it can't be repaired)

Thanks very much for the informative video. I'm thinking of getting one of these, so this was a big help. I noticed the cart tended to jerk to the left and right when it was following you, which isn't what you see in most of the promotional videos. Does it smooth things out if the remote is hooked to your back pocket instead of your front pocket? Or, would another possible cause be that the bag is lighter than what is recommended by Stewart?

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Some realities. I’ve had mine for nearly 3 years now. Flimsy construction - YES.. My handle has broken twice - replaced both times by Stewart, but almost spontaneous breaks - no maltreatment, - so be really careful with it much more so than a normal trolley. Does it always follow? NO - occasionally it will stop, or worse go off randomly, which can be embarrassing as it’s behind you and you dont always realize, especially if you are chatting. So you need to keep an eye on it. I’m a member of 2 clubs - one a high class and open-plan links course, use follow mode there 80-90% of time, great. The other a hilly tight course, use follow mode 10%. Horses for courses. And last, Stewart Golf. Sounds like they are good for care and followup in the UK but not elsewhere. I live in Australia and they have zero backup for their poor Australian distributor (one only, who has changed recently after being treated badly by Stewart). Stewart wont answer important questions like those above, and as a result I needed some 60 emails, 2 trips for repair, just to get my trolley fully functional, and even now it still often doesnt stop when I press the stop button - it speeds up! Stewart seem to think this is ‘normal’ - in fact it is unsafe and they dont know how to fix it. Overall my trolley has been out of action for around 6 months of the time Ive owned it. So value for money? Well it is a lovely trolley when it’s working, but it’s not cheap, and fortunately I can afford it and have a backup. So probably make sure you have the financials before you start as you will need them. And on balance I would not buy one again living where I do, simply because Stewart dont provide the aftercare in Australia.

What your audience needs to consider is the Axglo E5. It is less expensive, built with better materials and IMO, a signafigantly better follow me trolley.

Often thought about getting one of these but they more trouble than they are worth particularly the Q Follow. The remote control unit is far too large and the handle bars are a bit flimsy not what you would expect from a premium brand and price.

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A most whining negative review.

Dude.. you're simply too picky/fussy! The issue is not with the trolley but you not knowing how to use the trolley!