They say your wedding day is all about you, but let's be serious: the majority of your planning stress comes from having to accommodate your guests' needs—your cousin has a nut allergy and you can't find a baker who can make a guaranteed nut-free cake, your fiancé's uncle has a prior commitment on your big day and wants you to change the date, and your grandmother from up north can't walk from your wedding venue to the reception hall in the hot Carolina sun.

We can't help you with your catering concerns or your scheduling struggles, but we CAN help your guests get from point A to point B easily, comfortably, and in style! But golf cart rentals for your wedding aren't only practical, they're fun too! 

Planning a corporate retreat can often be seen as a stressful chore or a necessary evil. You're given the responsibility of planning out where hundreds or even thousands of people will be able to comfortably sleep, sit, and participate in company activities for at least 2 days. That can be an overwhelming task for even the most accomplished event planning team.

So what can you do to ensure your company retreat is as stress-free as possible? Have you considered how golf cart rentals for corporate retreats could help turn your next corporate event into a big success?

Buying a golf cart is a big decision. How many seats you need, whether or not you plan to go with factory-included colors or want to spring for a custom paint job all your own, and even whether to choose a gas-powered golf cart or an electric one are all going to be things that you'll want to take into account.

Two of the most popular options out there are E-Z-GO and Club Car, because of their dependability and affordability.

Whether you want to relax and enjoy a nice ride around the neighborhood, get pumped up for your big sporting event, or be the life of the party, a high quality stereo system is the best way to go. While not all golf carts come equipped with a speaker system, there are several after market options that can be installed to turn your golf cart into everyone’s favorite party guest!

As the weather in South Carolina warms up, beaches like Hilton Head, Myrtle Beach, and Mount Pleasant become prime areas to drive golf carts. The ability to easily maneuver through both vehicle and foot traffic, as well as park in small spaces, are attractive benefits of using golf carts as an alternative to full size vehicles.  While golf carts are an excellent option for getting around beachside areas, there are several laws and safety rules you need to be aware of  before you get started.

Are you the type to daydream about new home decor or DIY projects that can help you make your home truly your own? Well, we feel the same about golf carts! 

There are countless customization options that can bring your golf cart experience to the next level.

Here are just a few ideas to get you started with golf cart customization!

We’ve talked before about how to have a great experience with your golf cart on the course, as well as things you can do with your golf cart around the neighborhood. Have you ever considered the possibilities that can open up for you by adding a lift kit to your cart?

Lift kits allow you to increase the cart's stability, exchange stock wheels and tires for bigger ones, carry heavier loads, and even go off road. Let’s take a closer look at just what lift kits are, and how they can make your golf cart experience even better!

Every golf cart, regardless of whether it is gas or electric, uses a small but powerful device called a solenoid.

Solenoids are constantly working in your golf cart, and are what allows the electrical current from your battery to provide power to the rest of the vehicle.

Because solenoids are responsible for so much, they are one of the more common parts on a golf cart that will need to be replaced. Let’s take a closer look at what exactly a solenoid is, and why it’s so integral to keeping your golf cart functioning properly.

Every EZ-GO golf cart comes equipped with one of two kinds of speed controllers, a precision drive system or a drive control system.

All modern golf carts (Including any cart that is sold by Garrett’s) use the precision drive system or PDS, whereas older carts made before 1994 will use a drive control system.

These devices control the acceleration and overall speed of the golf cart, so when they’re not working properly it’s important to know what to do.

When your golf cart’s speed controller isn’t operating correctly, your cart will show it by running erratically or failing to drive at one constant speed. If your cart starts showing these symptoms, the first thing you should look at is your speed controller.

Here are 5 steps you should follow for a DIY fix to your golf cart's speed controller.