Nordic_Viking

Sometimes I played with people that had X9/10-Follow, but I have never played with another using the Q-Follow.

Just a very late follow-upp. I got a quick response from Stewart and their distributor and was put in contact with a repair shop. Had to drive an hour to it, though I live in the capital. Service rep upgraded the firware and changed the wheel axle that was bent (this was from the factory and I noticed it but didn't think it would have any effect) After this the Stewart work as all my friends X9s and x10s, close to flawlessly. There are som minor hickups, but they are less frequent that once a round. But, we also learned that some of the major hickups and really weired behaviour was caused by interference between the Stewarts. Long story short, never cross "the beam" of another players Stewart/remote. And if you are very close to each other, even if not in follow mode you can get erratic behaviour occasionally. Bottom line, I would recommend the Stewart Q or X10, just pay attention the dos and don'ts. And keep your firware up to date. Unfortunatley it requires a visit to the repair shop.

Well, I have at least three golfing buddies with X9s and X10s that are super happy and have almost no problems at all. X10 and Q-follow are the same generation. My speculation is that the frame structure and balance is off on the Q causing it to be more unstable. But I needed the smaller footprint of the folded Q for transport reasons. Maybe I'll switch to a X10... I'll keep you updated on what I find out when I finally get a proper reaction from Stewart.

I have severe problem with mine as well. During a normal straight walk in follow mode the cart: Stops abruptly Start throwing itself left-right (overcompensated corrections that starts small and get worse) Starts going in circles Heads off in a random direction I have contacted Stewart UK. Luckily I'm within 30 days money back guarantee. Thinking of returning it.