If you place the handset on the handle while taking your shot, then there is no need to press any buttons to stop Follow mode. However, if you want to keep the handset in your pocket when taking a shot then you can simply press 'STOP' on the handset to stop Follow mode.
@@christopherporreca9796 Yes, the rear wheels can be easily placed into 'freewheel' mode so that the trolley can then be pushed. You can also monitor battery percentage using our mobile app.
Absolutely brilliant presentation. This is golfing at its finest especially in the very hot or cold day. Good shots by the way. (I wish we saw the direction of the ball) 😊. What’s the performance in the rain? A fab umbrella holder would be ace.
Thanks Ogechi! We have two different umbrella holders available as accessories for the Q Follow, and in general it performs excellently in wet weather 🏌♂
The Q Follow features downhill braking in Follow mode. In particularly wet conditions the stopping distance may increase slightly, depending on grip. During the winter months, we would recommend using our winter wheels for increased traction on wet terrain.
I'm very close to pulling the trigger on a remote trolley and I'm still dubious about it all. Now, with the Follow, well that brings a whole new something to consider. (And of course, if Stewart Golf needed someone to do an unbiased test for them... ;-) )
The “Follow” mode isn’t as good as claimed. If you walk quickly the trolley swings about frantically trying to locate the signal of the handset, even when it’s clipped on the recommended place. I love the remote element of the trolley but could have saved myself £600 and just bought the remote version rather than the follow.
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No button press to stop it when you arrived at your ball? Thx.
If you place the handset on the handle while taking your shot, then there is no need to press any buttons to stop Follow mode. However, if you want to keep the handset in your pocket when taking a shot then you can simply press 'STOP' on the handset to stop Follow mode.
@@StewartGolf One more:is there a fully manual mode, e.g. if the battery dies? I think I saw that one can disengage the rear wheels and just push. Thx
@@christopherporreca9796 Yes, the rear wheels can be easily placed into 'freewheel' mode so that the trolley can then be pushed. You can also monitor battery percentage using our mobile app.
Absolutely brilliant presentation. This is golfing at its finest especially in the very hot or cold day. Good shots by the way. (I wish we saw the direction of the ball) 😊. What’s the performance in the rain? A fab umbrella holder would be ace.
Thanks Ogechi! We have two different umbrella holders available as accessories for the Q Follow, and in general it performs excellently in wet weather 🏌♂
How is it down hill on a wet course?
The Q Follow features downhill braking in Follow mode. In particularly wet conditions the stopping distance may increase slightly, depending on grip. During the winter months, we would recommend using our winter wheels for increased traction on wet terrain.
is it just me or is the audio heavily right-biased? I am interested in buying the Q-Follow. Thanks for the video
I'm very close to pulling the trigger on a remote trolley and I'm still dubious about it all. Now, with the Follow, well that brings a whole new something to consider.
(And of course, if Stewart Golf needed someone to do an unbiased test for them... ;-) )
We're sure you wouldn't regret it, Paul! We rate the optimism too 😉
Can’t blame a man for trying!😂
The “Follow” mode isn’t as good as claimed. If you walk quickly the trolley swings about frantically trying to locate the signal of the handset, even when it’s clipped on the recommended place. I love the remote element of the trolley but could have saved myself £600 and just bought the remote version rather than the follow.
@@NorthernIrelandBobso slow down. You’re playing golf. What’s your hurry?