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.

It’s coming, can you feel it? While it’s still technically winter, the temperatures in South Carolina are already warming up. Spring is almost here!

That means it’s almost time to break your golf cart out of storage and get it ready for a joy ride around the neighborhood, or a relaxing 18 holes on the course.

Technology is great... when it works. That statement is never truer than when you’re driving down the path in your golf cart on the way to pick your kids up from the pool and all of a sudden – nothing. Your golf cart just stops and you can’t get it to start back up again.

When this happens all sorts of things can be running through your mind. Why won’t my golf cart move? How am I supposed to pick up my kids? How am I going to get this cart back home? When things don’t work the way they’re supposed to it can be really stressful.

While golf carts may not seem an obvious target for theft, you'd be surprised at how often it happens.

To help you avoid the headache, hassle, and costs of hunting down a stolen golf cart, we’ve put together a list of 5 tips you can use to prevent golf cart theft.

Odds are good that you wash your family's vehicles regularly. It's not surprising to see lines at the car wash that back right up into the main road!

People take pride in how shiny and eye catching their freshly cleaned cars are, and we love to see that our customers take the same pride in their golf carts!  

If you asked us what the number one myth about golf carts was? We'd say it's the idea that they're only good for golfing. Maybe it's just that it's already there in the name, but while golf carts are great for getting around the golf course, we've found them useful for many other activities, too!