Q: I am looking to buy a golf cart, but can't decide on gas or electric. Which one is better? I'd just be using it to drive around town, probably on a grass field too!
Thanks in advance,
Nadine
A: electric carts still use lead-acid batteries...225AH typically. They last 12mo with consistant use (nearly drained everyday, recharged every night) before your runtime suffers and they need replaced. 6V 225AH are $100-$150 and you'll need anywhere from
Although professional golfers tend to like to walk around the course, most amateur golfers these days choose a golf cart as their preferred method of transport.
It is easy enough to rent a golf cart from most clubs but if you do this regularly the cost of doing so can soon become very high. As a result more and more golfers are moving away from renting and are turning their attention towards purchasing a cart of their own. Against renting, you will often find that a cart effectively pays for itself quite quickly. All you really need to do is to draw up a list of exactly what you want from a golf cart and then take a look at the huge range of carts available to find the cart which best matches your needs.
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