Quiet fleets protect the playing experience and cost less to keep running. Here is how to plan one for your course.
Most clubs need more than one type of cart. Work out the roles first, then the numbers.
| Role | What it needs | Suggested model |
|---|---|---|
| Player carts | Comfort, quiet, reliability. Two players typically share a cart | Classic or Premium Passengers |
| VIP & member carts | Premium finish and cabin comfort | Ultra Luxury |
| Summer comfort | Enclosed, cooled cabin for the hottest months | Air-Conditioned |
| Marshals & rangers | Flexibility around the course | Classic |
| Greenkeeping & F&B | Carrying tools or refreshments | Customise Golf Cart |
| Rough ground | Stability on uneven areas | High-Suspension |
Sizing tip: look at your busiest tee-sheet day, divide players by two, then add carts for staff, marshals and spares so servicing never cuts availability.
Learn about the history and types of golf cart or compare electric vs petrol.
Use the sizing tip above as a starting point and tell us your daily player numbers; we will recommend a fleet.
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Send us your daily player numbers and course layout.
Tell us your site, how many passengers you need to carry and when you need it. A specialist replies with a configuration and quote.
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