FIRST LOOK: Stewart Golf unveils new Remote trolley

Stewart Golf has launched its new Remote trolley, which it says is the ‘ultimate remote machine.’ 

The new device features Active Terrain Control (ATC), a brand-new design which gives golfers the ultimate control of their trolley on any course, no matter how challenging and undulating it might be. 

Stewart Golf says this trolley is a world first, as it features the impressive new ATC technology. It reacts to its surroundings and redistributes power independently between its twin SuperCHARGED motors, depending on slopes of the course.

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Unlike basic downhill breaking, ATC will automatically keep it travelling at the desired speed and direction uphill, downhill, and when traversing side slopes. 

Mark Stewart, CEO of Stewart Golf, said: “This new trolley represents the biggest launch of the year for us at Stewart. Our development team has worked tirelessly to provide golfers with a distinctive, innovative remote trolley that truly enhances their game and helps us reach our goal to change how the world plays golf.  

“With the forward-thinking technology applied here, we believe we have a machine that not only looks fantastic, but performs at a level that sets itself apart from anything else out there.” 

The trolley has all the bells and whistles you might expect.

Powered by the new AP1 Cortex Microchip, it has a range of 100 yards and features an integrated stabiliser which deploys and reacts when the trolley is folded or unfolded. This new system will also adjust to different golf bag weights, allowing smoother responses for those who use a lighter bag.

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The second-generation SmartPower Lithium battery now provides golfers the option of either 27 or 45-hole capacity variants.

The plug-and-play battery will once again offer Stewart customers the ability to monitor their usage and capacity in real time, using the free Stewart Golf smartphone app, allowing golfers to play for longer than ever before. 

It also comes with ultra-compact folding, for easy storage and transport, including built-in handle for the option of one-handed lifting. New 5S wheels provide increased traction for improved handling on course, while giving it an eye-catching, modern new look. 

RRP: £1,249 

James Tait is bunkered’s Gear Editor. Want to know how the latest Callaway driver, Vokey wedge or Scotty Cameron putter performs? He’s the guy to ask. Better yet, just watch his videos on the bunkered YouTube channel. One of the biggest hitters in the UK, James also competes on the World Long Drive circuit and is a descendent of former Amateur champion Freddie Tait.

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