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How to choose a golf cart
Five questions that narrow the lot down to the right cart for your family, your street and your budget.
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Updated October 24, 2026
1. How many seats?
Four-seat carts are the family favorite: two up front and two in back, often on a rear seat that flips down for cargo. We have 15 in stock.
Six-seat carts carry the whole crew for neighborhood rides and events. We have 2 in stock. Two-seat carts suit utility work and solo cruising.
2. Lithium or lead-acid?
Most new carts come with lithium, and our most popular pack is 105Ah. It gives you more range, faster charging and no maintenance. Read lithium vs. lead-acid for the full comparison.
3. Where will you drive it?
Neighborhood streets: plan on a street-legal kit and a plate, and check your city’s golf cart rules.
Pasture, trail or gravel: a lifted cart or a lift kit gives you the clearance you need.
4. New or pre-owned?
New carts come with a manufacturer warranty and the latest features. Pre-owned carts save money, especially ones with a newer lithium pack. See used golf carts on the lot now.
5. Which brand?
We’re an authorized dealer for Atlas, Dach, Evolution, MadJax and TEKO. Each has its own style and price range, so the best way to choose is to drive a few back to back. Come by the lot, or call (817) 207-7044 to set up a test drive.
Common questions
What size golf cart do I need?
Most families pick a four-seat cart. Choose six seats if you regularly carry more than four people.
What should I look for in a used golf cart?
Check the battery age and type, the charger, tires, brakes and frame. A newer lithium pack adds real value.