As the name implies, low speed vehicles, or LSVs, are devices that are only capable of going slow. Due to this standard, most people consider any golf cart, such as an EZgo or Club Car, to be an LSVs. In this article, we explore the legal differences between the two frequently interchanged labels.   What is a Golf Cart? Traditionally, golf carts were made to drive on golf courses. In addition, these devices typically do not exceed 20 mph, and are rarely made to be street legal. As a result, those that opt to buy a fancy, limo, or lifted golf cart directly from a golf cart manufacturer may be dismayed to discover the device cannot legally be drove on the road. To circumvent this issue, many golf cart owners simply add the required safety gear to make their ez go, golf car, or other type of cart street legal. From there, the motorized vehicle may need to have its own registration and insurance pending on the location the device is being driven in.  Taking this into consideration, many view buying a used golf cart as an optimal solution since the previous owner has likely figured all these legal details out before the purchase....

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There is loads of space between each tee location on a golf course. To ensure guests can cover the distance, golf course establishments typically provide golfers with a way to rent an Ezgo, Club Car, or some other fancy golf cart.  As a result, individuals started riding together in aforementioned golf carts so they could golf as a group. Overtime, this tradition simply became commonplace. Or at least, it was until this year. After the pandemic hit, golf course companies were required to restrict how many golfers were allowed to ride in an LSV. Unfortunately, many businesses ran out of lifted carts, golf cars, and other low speed vehicles to rent.  To address this problem, a novel solution was implemented via scooters.   Golf Course Scooters When most people think “golf cart” they associate it with golf and a green course to drive on. However, given our current situation golf carts many not be so common out on the field. In their place, golfers may very well see an abundance of scooters in the future since they appear to be more economically logical for golf course owners to rent out. Here’s how it works from a business standpoint. To supplement LSV fleets, golf course owners have started...

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In case you have not heard, golf courses are starting to open back up. During the reopening process, citizens are encouraged to continue following CDC guidelines in an effort to keep ongoing infection rates low.  Of the suggested safety recommendations, sanitizing surfaces is at the top of the list. Unfortunately, to accomplish this vital procedure there are quite a few steps involved. To ensure you are familiar with what they are, we created the following guide.   Club Car Disinfecting Recommendations All golf carts for sale online are not the same. A prime example of this is Club Cars. These luxury LSVs require delicate care when it comes to sanitization. According to the official Club Car website, the best way to properly clean your golf car is by following the steps below. Wear disposable gloves Put on an apron or other easy to remove frontal coverage Use soapy water and sponge to wash off dirt Mix 1/3 cup of bleach and a gallon of water in a plastic bucket Once the mixture above is created, get a clean rag. Dunk the cloth into the bleach water solution and upon taking it out, twist the rag to remove some of the moisture. From there, wipe down...

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As of date, there is no brand name golf cart on the market that the capable of floating on water. Due to this, you will not be able to find a waterproof Ezgo, Club Car, LSV, or lifted golf cart anywhere. Nevertheless, there is a floating golf cart available online. Matter of fact, those that opt to purchase said cart are able to forward some of the payment automatically to Covid-19 relief fundraisers.  Ready to find out more about the amazing aforementioned floating golf cart? Read on!   Sharing Joy in a Pandemic In light of the Coronavirus pandemic, many non-essential businesses were shut down. Of those that were able to remain open, the customer engagement portion of the business model was limited or eliminated altogether.  One such industry forced to comply with this arrangement is the golfing industry. Although this was tactic was done as a precautionary measurement to keep golfers safe, it does not change the fact that many were left unable to participate in their favorite pastime. To take some of the sting out of the unwanted situation, Funboy developed a floating golf cart. This delightful pool accessory is amusing to see and even shares a few similarities with real LSVs. For example, you...

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Without a doubt, golf carts were originally intended to be driven on a golf course. Although this tradition is not carried out at all locations, one thing every golf course has in common is the Coronavirus. Or, more specifically, the shutting down of said establishments to protect employees and patrons alike. That said, now that golf courses are reopening for business things are not going to be the same as they were before the shut down. To get a better idea of what is in store, we have comprised the following guide.  Bear in mind, these are general guidelines your local golf course should be adhering to.   Restricted Hours of Service To reduce traffic flow without inhibiting business, some companies are refusing walk-ons and shortening their hours of operation. Although this varies from location to location, typical availability is about 10-hours a day.  This reduction is being implemented to ensure employees have enough time to properly sanitize all surfaces each day. Other changes are listed below. On-course bathrooms are closed at many locations due to ongoing sanitation issues No tournament or league play is allowed as of date Visitors are required to pay by credit card preferably before visiting the course Those that opt to...

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Behind every golf cart manufacturer is a set of standards that reflect their beliefs on what a low speed vehicle should be. Identifying what these core principles are prior to purchase can help customers decide if a particular used golf cart is worth buying based on only the brand.  To help you reach this infomed position and effectively wade through the flood of available choices, we created the following guide. Our feeling is a Bintelli Golf Cart or Bintelli LSV is the best value for your money. That said, if you want some other options, here they are:   Club Car Golf Carts One of the most well-known luxury golf cart brands is Club Car. This golf car manufacturer gained a huge portion of its popularity back in 1978 when the business owners of easy go golf cart bought Club Car and established the company as its rival.  Since then, the golf car manufacturer has focused on developing high-quality traits, such as the following, to invoke brand loyalty. Precise Steering Extended Lifespan Strong Motors Smooth Suspension That said, if you are interested in finding Club Car golf carts for sale, be aware that users report having issues with the clutch on the gas version of...

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Even though the experience is quite delightful, riding on the road in a golf cart is not commonplace in America. The reason this novel pastime is somewhat of a rarity is largely due to local and state driving regulations. Fortunately, not all locations rule in favor of restricting golf carts to the golf course. Matter of fact, there are areas where driving custom golf carts on the road is allowed without any restraints, such as Utah.  Here, the state regards driving an ezgo, club car, or used golf carts the same as riding a bike. As a result, all variations of low speed vehicles are considered to be street legal golf carts in Utah. That said, not all cheap golf carts are specifically made for driving on the road.  Let’s take a look at the best golf carts that are actually made for such an activity.   ACG EWagon One of the cutest low speed vehicles on the market is the ACG EWagon NEV. This luxury golf cart features four seats, as well as an electric 48-volt system and a frunk, also known as a trunk in the front. Plus, it is street legal, since the NEV is equipped with all mandated safety gear, such...

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Technology is constantly evolving. As a result, humans are able to achieve astonishing feats that were once thought impossible. One such accomplishment is being able to find electric golf carts for sale online. This borderline amazing task makes it possible for everyone to shop for club cars, ezgos, and “golf carts near me” from the comfort of the home. That said, there is a drawback to having such capabilities. With all of the available information out there, it is rather difficult to wade through all the non-relevant data to actually find shippable street legal golf carts that are inexpensive and electric. To ensure you are able to find the content you need, we compiled the following brief list of viable sources.   Bintelli Electric Golf Carts If you are seeking carts for sale in Charleston, South Carolina, head over to Bintelli when you get the chance. This electric golf cart dealer has a wide range of electric golf carts for sale, such as the following. LSVs Lifted golf carts Custom golf carts Street legal Models are available in 2 seaters all the way up to 8 seaters, and they are all under ten grand.  That said, readers who are not located in the aforementioned city can...

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So you finally decided to buy a golf cart. After looking online to review all the golf carts for sale, you realized just how many different ones exist. Bintelli, Ezgos, Club Cars, and a plethora of other golf cart manufacturers. But narrowing down your search for street legal golf carts via brand preference still leaves a huge selection of carts. To help you decide which of these are worth looking into, consider what you want to get out of the cheap golf cart. Do you plan on taking your spouse, children, and pets on a joy ride? Consider getting a 6 seater golf cart rather than a 4 seater. Are you interested in driving on non-pavement terrains? Grab yourself an off road golf cart. As you can probably see, using this line of thinking, you can likely find the best golf cart for sale, even on Craigslist. However, one thing that is commonly overlooked during this process is the option to buy an electric golf cart rather than a gas powered one. When Buying a Used Gas Golf Cart Cheap gas golf...

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We don’t experience much of winter here in Charleston SC, but by now most golf cart and street legal golf cart owners are looking to store their cart for the season while the cold sweeps through. There are a few things you want to do to prep your golf cart for winter storage so you can maintain the best condition while not in use. If you aren’t sure about any of these golf cart winter storage steps, give us a call by clicking here and we would be happy to help! First thing’s first, make sure your golf cart key is turned to the OFF position. You’d be surprised at how easy this is to forget, but accidentally leaving your cart turned on will drain your batteries completely and can permanently damage their ability to recharge.  Next, check your tire pressure. You want to make sure the golf cart tires are at the correct levels before storing because they will lose a little air over time. Most importantly, take care of your street legal golf cart batteries by checking your owner’s manual for specific instructions for your battery...

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