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Stewart Golf launches Q Follow Carbon trolley

Stewart Golf has expanded its range of Q Follow electric trolleys with the launch of the all-new Carbon, which is offered in red, blue and raw finishes.

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Stewart Golf has expanded its range of Q Follow electric trolleys with the launch of the all-new Carbon, which is offered in red, blue and raw finishes.

The Carbon Series trolley features a unique Cerakote thin-film ceramic coating that not only fortifies the trolley’s exterior, but also boosts the rigidity of its structural components. Produced in the USA, Cerakote leads the market in liquid ceramic coatings, renowned for its use in the aerospace, military and automotive industries, where durability is key. 

The Q Follow Carbon Range features a compact, easily foldable chassis that has been celebrated as ‘the easiest to fold and carry’ by MyGolfSpy. The trolley’s innovative folding mechanism includes a central carry handle for one-handed lifting, while its patented automatically folding stabiliser allows for vertical storage, perfect for saving space in the car boot or garage.

Mark Stewart, CEO of Stewart Golf, commented: “We are immensely proud to launch the Q Follow Carbon Range. The three new finishes are all stunning in their own way and elevate the experience of owning a Stewart to new levels.”

The Q Follow trolley has earned plaudits from many of the leading media brands, having received Editor’s Choice awards from Golf Monthly and Today’s Golfer magazines, and was among three Stewart Golf machines named in Golf.com’s ‘Best of Everything’ list. MyGolfSpy described the Follow function as ‘flawless’ in its latest test. 

The Q Follow Carbon Range is priced from £2,249 ($3,749), and features a 36-hole battery and two-year warranty as standard.

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