Buying Guides & Reviews

Golf cart storage baskets and cargo boxes can make a cart far more useful for tools, groceries, sports gear or neighborhood trips. The right…

Golf cart floor mats protect the floor from dirt, water, sand and wear, but fitment matters more than thickness or appearance. A mat that…

If an electric golf cart needs more speed, hill-climbing ability or load capacity, owners often ask whether the motor or controller should be upgraded…

A golf cart phone mount looks simple, but a poor mounting location can block switches, shake excessively or put the phone where it distracts…

Golf cart brake kits range from basic drum-brake service parts to larger disc-brake conversions. The right choice depends on the cart model, existing brake…

Lithium batteries can reduce weight, deliver steadier voltage and remove routine watering, but the right pack depends on more than the voltage printed on…

A lithium golf cart battery needs a charger that matches both the pack voltage and the battery manufacturer’s charging requirements. Using the wrong charger…

Choosing between 36V and 48V lithium golf cart batteries is usually not a free choice. The cart’s controller, motor, charger and wiring are designed…

The controller is one of the most important components in an electric golf cart. It regulates how battery power is delivered to the motor…

A golf cart motor upgrade should start with the result you actually want. A cart built for higher road speed has different priorities from…

Golf cart batteries are not universal. Learn how voltage, chemistry, tray size, capacity and gas vs electric designs affect compatibility.

Learn what affects electric golf cart speed, including controller settings, motor, gearing, tires, batteries and safe upgrade considerations.