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Are you interested in golf carts? If so, check out eHow's tips on golf cart basics such as purchasing a golf cart and golf cart etiquette. You can learn about things like making your golf cart go faster and even equpping your cart with a stereo.
Gas-powered golf carts use a gas engine similar to that of a car but on a much smaller scale. Golf carts average a horsepower of 11 and max out at about 15 miles per hour. Read More
Golf carts are not designed for speed. Fast moving golf carts can do damage to both the greens and to the vehicles themselves. However, many have taken to driving their Read More
Following golf cart rules and guidelines is important for safety and to prevent golf course damage. Learn about golf cart etiquette and the importance of paying attention Read More
Golf cart usage has become quite widespread in recent years. From its early days as an aid in helping golfers alleviate the weight of carrying a golf bag loaded with clubs Read More
Golf carts are very convenient. Of course, they are used for golfing, but they have many other uses as well. They are used by apartment managers, fair personnel. and are Read More
A golf cart's governor keeps the vehicle from going too fast. Golf carts can become damaged, and have a higher propensity to flip over, without a factory functioning Read More
Nothing better than to hit the links and blast your favorite tunes at the same time so put the putter away for now and grab your tool kit. The following steps will be a Read More
Learn how to drive a golf cart on the course according to proper rules with tips on etiquette and manners in this free golf lesson video. Read More
First make sure that the key is turned to the "on" position in the ignition. These are electric carts, so you won't hear any noise if it's on. Next, listen for the sound of Read More
Most people who own golf carts do not have theft insurance. Protect yourself by locking your cart up in a garage or a shed where it will be safe. Stolen golf carts are a Read More
Determining the value of a used golf cart is done primarily by evaluating its age and condition. Generally, the older a cart is, the less value it has. But this is not Read More
You are riding along in your golf cart when you discover you have a flat tire. Changing a golf cart's tire is similar to changing an automobile's tire. While changing a Read More
Most golf courses will not allow you to use your own cart while playing a round. That shouldn't stop you from purchasing one of these vehicles. Owning a golf cart can be a Read More
In this time of rising gas prices at the pump, people are considering alternate methods of transportation that are not only convenient, but do not require much fuel to run. Read More
If you're a passionate golfer who enjoys spicing things up a little, you may want to consider pimping your golf cart. What originally started as a minor trend has now Read More
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