Stewart X5

  
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Stewart X5
Caddy Country Discount price $2495.00 with FREE shipping

After almost 5 years on the market, the X5 Remote is the leader. After receiving rave reviews by leading golf magazines, the X5 was crowned Best Trolley by Today's Golfer in 2007. Unlike most other carts on the market, the Stewart X5 was specifically designed to be remotely controlled. This means that it has the ability to remain stable on the most challenging courses without help from you, meaning you can concentrate on your game.

Features:

• The latest X5 uses NASA-derived communication system, which ensures that signals are sent and received clearly from up to 50 yards away.
• The compact handset allows you to move the cart forward, backwards, faster, slower, left and right. 
• You can also program up to 4 walking speeds into the handset so the X5 always runs at your pace.
• Comes with 12V 31AMP battery
• Comes standards with drink holder, scorecard and ball holder, and travel bag
• Approximate weight is 32 pounds
• Approximate folded dimensions
• Have Option to purchase in black, silver or racing green.

Stewart F1 Lithium
  

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Stewart F1 Lithium
Caddy Country Discount price $4995.00 with FREE shipping

The F1 Lithium is the result of a ground breaking project where Stewarts design team were asked simply to make the award winning X5R even better.  The team was given carte blanche to achieve this task, and the results are stunning.  The F1 Lithium is not simply an updated version of the X5R. With the exception of a handful of minor components, every piece of the F1 is new.  When folded, the F1 occupies just one third the floor space of the X5R and 40% less overall volume. 

Despite the obvious associations one may draw to motor sports, the F1 name came about during the products development.  At any one time, Stewart Golf has a number of concepts for future products on the drawing board.  Due to its folding chassis, this concept was known as ‘the folding one’ which was quickly abbreviated to ‘F1’ which is where it stuck.