Golf Course
Oct
Golf carts work harder than they look: steep fairways, wet grass, two players plus bags, and a fleet manager who needs every cart back in the barn by evening.
Built for terrain
Motor power and braking are specified for the course gradients. Tyre choice balances grip on wet turf against damage to the fairway.
Fleet economics
Electric carts have fewer moving parts than petrol equivalents. Battery packs and controllers are the wear items, and both are supported with spare parts supply.
Fleet planning
- Gradient and turf conditions define motor sizing
- Battery range for a full day without recharging
- Charging layout in the cart barn
- Spare parts and battery replacement cycle