Even if South Carolina never gets the snowdrifts you might see in more northern states, our winters still get cold — and the occasional ice storm can leave you cozied up inside, waiting for things to warm up again. 

We have a few tips on how to properly prepare your cart so it will be ready when spring returns and you head back out on the golf course, around the neighborhood, out in the woods, or on the beach.

When it comes to purchasing a new (or at least new to you) golf cart, there are a lot of questions that you need answers to.

You would never want to make an investment like that without first knowing everything you can on the subject. Never fear! Here are the best answers to some common questions about golf carts!

Does your workplace span a large area that requires extensive personnel transport? If so, you’re likely familiar with the challenge of efficiently moving employees across the premises. 

Many businesses like yours share this same pain point: how to transport personnel to maximize volume while minimizing time and effort. If you are facing this problem, the solution may lie in utilizing a Cushman golf cart.

Cushman golf carts are extremely useful in the agricultural industry, with golf carts designed for hauling feed, seed, and other supplies through uneven off-road terrain. But it doesn’t end there. Cushman golf carts also provide excellent personnel transport to various needs and industries. Keep reading to discover which Cushman golf cart is best for your business needs. 

That first chilly morning can be a surprise, especially for South Carolinians used to trying to come up with new words to describe just how hot it is here throughout late summer and into early fall.

However, those chilly mornings are also an important reminder that it's time to start thinking about prepping your golf cart for fall, before it's time to pull that winter coat out of the back of the closet!

While many golf cart and ATV owners keep using their vehicles all throughout the generally mild South Carolina winter, many do consider the first frost the right time to put the cart away until spring.

We have tips that will help you maintain a long lifespan for your E-Z-Go, Textron Off Road, or Cushman carts even after the temperatures really start to dip.

One of the best reasons to buy a new golf cart (or to pick up a preowned one) is the simple ease of owning them!

Golf carts and ATVs provide an invaluable service to their owners, and they don't ask for much in return — just a little preventative maintenance and the occasional tune-up at our Service Department should keep them going strong for years to come.

Today, we'll look at the most important basic golf cart maintenance tasks you shouldn't overlook.

Picking up a golf cart, whether new or preowned, can help you around the neighborhood, out on the farm or at work, or even provide support for hunting, fishing, camping, and more.

If you’ve never bought a golf cart or ATV before, you may be nervous about making an investment and wondering how to know if your choice is the right one.

Below, we’ve put together ten essential steps when it comes to buying a golf cart for the first time — plus, it’s in a handy infographic form, easy to print out and take with you when you visit your local licensed golf cart dealer!

If you're the type to keep the environment in mind or you're interested in saving on fuel costs, an electric golf cart may be the solution to your golf cart needs!

They generally run more quietly than gasoline-powered golf carts and ATVs do, and keeping them moving is as simple as keeping up with preventative maintenance and maintaining a full charge.

However, electric golf carts do have their share of unique concerns and potential issues that you'll want to keep an eye out for. Most of these problems can be prevented with regular tune-ups and following our storage guidelines during the winter.

Today, we'll look at the most common problems with electric golf carts, and how you can prevent or repair them.

It's Back to School time for us, which means our day-to-day is even busier than usual, with a mix of buying school supplies, planning out the change in schedule, plus our three Go With Garrett's Golf Cars and Specialty Vehicles locations.

It's just the middle of August and we're thinking we could use a vacation! 

If you've been thinking about a weekend getaway in the mountains to recover from all that summer fun coming to an end, we are totally right there with you. 

Here are three of our top picks for a long weekend in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Whether you're interested in purchasing a brand new golf cart right off the line or you're looking at preowned golf carts, you may be wondering about how to pay the total cost upfront. The truth is, you don't have to — golf cart financing is available at Go With Garrett's Golf Cars!

Wondering how financing a golf cart works and whether it’s the right choice for you?

When you head out for a day of golf (or just a morning, to make sure you're back before the heat of the day), you may choose to use the golf carts provided by the course you're visiting — or maybe you like to bring your own customized golf cart!

Whichever you choose, it's important to know basic golf cart etiquette to ensure you're kind to the course, kind to other golfers, and kind to your cart. Check out our six rules of etiquette below.