Gear & Tech

Stewart Q Follow Review

Push Cart · 9 rounds in my bag

Played & written by Marcus Santana

By Marcus Santana · Published December 14, 2025

7.5/ 10

The short version

I did not expect much from the Stewart Q Follow, then it tracks straight one-handed and folds without a wrestling match. Three hilly rounds and my back felt like I had walked nine, not eighteen. The catch: it takes up more boot space than the folded dimensions suggest.

How it played

No lab and no press-release numbers here: 9 rounds, real turf, real nerves. What I keep coming back to is that it tracks straight one-handed and folds without a wrestling match. Where it bit me: it takes up more boot space than the folded dimensions suggest — worth knowing before you spend the money.

How it looks

Tidy frame, no rattles, and it does not look agricultural. I care less about that than how it feels, but it does not hurt.

What won me over

the brake holds on a proper slope
the bag straps keep everything still
it tracks dead straight one-handed

Good to know before you buy

the wheels pick up mud on wet days
it eats boot space when folded

My verdict

7.5/10 from me. If you want to walk without carrying, the Stewart Q Follow earns its spot in the bag. If the wheels pick up mud on wet days is a dealbreaker for you, keep looking.

Marcus Santana

Founder & Lead Tester, Homie Golf

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