Stewart Golf X10 Follow

Mounted on each of the rear motors, the two antennas work together to create two zones around the X9 Follow; a neutral zone and an active zone.

When the handset is inside the neutral zone (approximately 1m from the trolley), the X9 Follow will remain stationary. As the handset enters the active zone (1-3m away), the X9 Follow's electronics system will automatically & independently alter the speed of each rear motor to keep its pace. When the golfer (and therefore the handset) come to a stop, the X9 Follow will continue until the handset is back inside the neutral zone when it will also stop. The effect is that of digital elastic band, which stretches and contracts as you walk.

You can order the X9 with either a standard (22Ah) or extended capacity (30Ah) battery pack.

We are not able to guarantee any battery for 36 holes for the following reasons:

• 18 holes of golf is not a finite measurement. A hole of golf can be anything between 100 and 700 yards long, so is not a reliable unit of measurement, especially when you take the distance between green and tee in to account too.
• Terrain, ground condition, bag weight, and a number of other factors can make a big difference. Imagine running along a flat concrete road as opposed to up a steep sand dune & you'll get the idea.
• The quality of the golf also affects how far you walk. A golfer shooting 65 will walk a lot less than a golfer shooting 110 and zig-zagging up the fairways! This scenario would also see the steering being used more, which also consumes more power.

Many customers have completed 36 holes with their X9 on a single charge, however if you play 36 on a regular basis we recommend that you purchase an additional battery pack.

We recommend that the handset and main battery are charged after you play. If you have not played for a number of weeks then it is advisable to ‘top up’ the batteries just to be sure they are at full capacity.

If you’re not going to play for an extended period then we can advise on the best charging routine to keep your batteries in the best condition.

Most golf clubs have an air line these days, this is perfect for getting 95% of the dirt and grass off the X9. After that we recommend cleaning with a damp cloth. The only thing NOT to do is use a hose pipe or pressure washer – this can cause irreparable damage to both the motors and electronics system.

The X9 is designed for use with any cart or tour bag, filled to a weight of 14kg. Using a 'top heavy' stand bag reduces the load on the front wheels, which means the steering may react faster than intended.

Yes. With both the X9 Remote and X9 Follow you are able to program your own walking speeds in to the numbered buttons on the handset. There are 2 on the X9 Follow and 3 on the X9 Remote.

Of course with the X9 Follow this is less relevant as the trolley will follow at whatever walking pace you move at.

The X9 Follow can only be operated via the handset (unless the wheels are in freewheel).

The X Series chassis has been designed with stability in mind. The machine may tip onto the integrated stabiliser, if this happens and the rear wheels lose traction then you may need to help it by pushing forwards on the handle. Bag weight and distribution of weight will make a big difference here, a light bag will not put enough weight on the front wheels and therefore it may tip easily. You will find out which hills work with your particular set up through experience.