Buying Guides & Reviews

The Yamaha G29 and Drive2 are related generations, but they are not the same cart. “G29” is commonly used in the aftermarket for Yamaha’s…

A golf cart soundbar and a multi-piece speaker system can both deliver good audio, but they solve different installation problems. A soundbar concentrates speakers,…

Golf cart mirrors with turn signals combine side visibility and signal repeaters in one accessory. They can make a cart easier for nearby drivers…

The right golf cart lift height depends on tire size, terrain, passenger load, step-in height, and the suspension design available for your exact model.…

Drop-axle and A-arm lift kits can create similar ride height, but they do it with different suspension architecture. A drop-axle kit is usually the…

A good golf cart Bluetooth soundbar should be easy to mount, weather resistant, loud enough at driving speed, and electrically compatible with the cart.…

A 5-panel golf cart mirror can provide a very wide rear view without adding side mirrors, but it needs enough roof width, correct bracket…

The most reliable way to identify a Club Car model year is to read the vehicle’s serial-number decal. Club Car says the decal is…

A lift kit does not automatically ruin golf cart tires. Uneven wear usually appears when the lift changes suspension geometry, steering angles, wheel offset,…

The best golf cart underglow lights are not just the brightest RGB strips. A good kit has a power system that matches the cart,…

A golf cart radio and speaker combo is a good choice when you want a permanent audio system with one control point instead of…

Good golf cart speaker mounting is mostly a packaging problem. You need a location that sounds good without blocking knees, roof supports, windshields, mirrors,…