The fully intelligent golf course left me speechless.

The fully intelligent golf course left me speechless.

There are smart golf clubs that can automatically measure distance and smartwatches that can analyze swings in real time in front; there are AR navigation golf caps and temperature-controlled sports water bottles behind. Are they fancy? Yes, they are. But - compared to these "fancy" small items, the "Nerch Smart Following Golf Bag Cart" to be discussed next is like "mobile payment replacing cash", truly liberating you from the "bag-carrying drudgery" once and for all.

Nerch Smart Following Golf Bag Cart (G5 Model)
If I were to summarize the past golf bag carts in one word, the first thing that comes to mind would definitely be "tool". You either had to push it yourself or manually control it with a remote. After playing 18 holes, the soreness in your arms would exceed the pain from frantically tapping the screen while grabbing red envelopes during the Spring Festival. The good news is that the current smart golf bag carts have directly upgraded the "tool" to a "personal assistant".

Let's first take a look at the most amazing "automatic following people skill": The "UWB ultra-wideband system" installed on it is not the kind of inferior product that goes off course after just a few steps - its accuracy is comparable to the "face scanning for entry" system at high-speed railway stations. The latest technology ensures that the distance error between it and you does not exceed 15 centimeters. When you walk, it obediently follows behind you; when you stop, it immediately stands still.

Let's take a look at the once most troublesome "physical strength issue": In the past, golf cart bags either had poor battery life (running out of power after 9 holes and needing to be recharged), or were unable to carry heavy loads (becoming unstable when carrying two sets of golf clubs).

• Its built-in 25.2V battery can support it to run for 54 holes.
• Its body is made of lightweight aluminium similar to that used in aircraft parts, with a net weight of 20 kilograms.
• It has eight freely rotating front wheels and can directly drive up a small slope of 20 degrees.

It even resolves the age-old problem of "difficult storage": after folding, its dimensions are only 722×622×1085 millimeters, and you can easily fit it into the trunk of an SUV without taking up much space. Its battery can also be removed for separate charging, so you don't have to struggle to carry the entire vehicle to a charging station - the convenience is just like charging a power bank for your phone.

So, what's so great about this wave of "intelligent" golf carts? Honestly, the old ones were just "baskets to help you carry things", but the new smart models are like "little assistants to run errands for you" - you no longer have to worry about the cart, don't need to carry bags up slopes, and don't have to fear that your clubs will fall out. All you need to do is focus on how to play the game well.