Golf Cart Garage Blog

What could be worse than stepping your foot on the gas pedal and receiving a slow response? Over time, your golf cart may become less powerful and start running slow. This situation may not feel comfo…

What to do when your golf cart accelerator doesn't work perfectly? There could be multiple issues inside your vehicle that could be causing this issue. In this blog, you'll read about how your golf ca…

The  Club Car controller measures the batteries’ current and voltage to adjust the golf cart's speed. It monitors the state of the motor and generates a signal to match the alternating currents…

Golf carts sometimes make some weird noises, and most golf cart owners have experienced it. While these noises may not be dangerous, they can be irritating and a sign of damage.The golf cart noises ar…

Electric golf carts are convenient, durable, and efficient, but that doesn't make them invincible. Therefore, it is essential to understand that issues can arise in an electric golf cart. Do not panic…

Whether you have a Yamaha, Club Car, EZ-GO, or any other golf cart model, battery maintenance is essential to get the best possible performance and longest life. Golf cart batteries can last l…

A solenoid is one of the main components in a golf cart that allows it to move. Whether electric or gas, you will find a solenoid in your golf cart. Every golf cart needs a proper solenoid to operate.…

Even though it is one of the essential parts of any electric vehicle, the speed controller is not always completely understood. Here's everything you should know about Club Car's speed controller and…

Although gas models are readily available, the majority of golf carts on the market are battery-powered. These golf carts are commonly powered by lead-acid batteries with a 6, 8, or 12-volt deep-cy…

It’s a real hassle if your golf cart stops dead and you’re only at the 15 th hole of play. Not only is this an embarrassing event, but it’s a major pain to have to arrange for the cart to be towe…