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.

While the summer heat is driving us all indoors to enjoy some cool, refreshing A/C, it doesn't have to ruin your golf game — or keep you from enjoying your golf cart or ATV however you see fit!

Rather than put your golf cart into storage until cooler days prevail, why not pick up a few perfect-for-summer customizations that can help you enjoy your E-Z-Go, Textron Off Road, or Cushman golf cart all year round?

We've put together a short list of our favorite golf cart customizations designed to keep you cool when the thermostat climbs.

Even when a golf cart or ATV comes equipped with a windshield at purchase, it may not be the right windshield for the work you have planned. 

Installing a new golf cart windshield is sometimes necessary to keep your golf cart street-legal. But even drivers who primarily use their golf carts or ATVS off-road may wonder if they should have a windshield installed — and DIY types might want to do the installation themselves.

How can you know if installing a windshield on a golf cart is the right choice for you?

No matter what you use your golf cart or ATV for — hunting, fishing, working on the farm, heading to and from the community pool or neighborhood park, shopping the Farmer's Market, or tooling across the sand near the coast — you're bound to spend a lot of time outdoors this summer!

Our home state may be beautiful, but the South Carolina summer heat (and humidity) can lead to serious injury or worse if you don't follow basic safety precautions.

Today, we'll look at four important ways to stay safe throughout the hot summer, no matter where in South Carolina your golf cart or ATV takes you!

When you realize that your tire has a serious air leak or your tread is wearing down, you take your car in for tire replacement, right? Driving on thinning or older tires can be unsafe and lead to serious safety risks.

The same is true of golf cart tires.

While you're not likely to go spinning off the road into a ditch as a result of worn-out golf cart tires, that doesn't mean you should ignore the problem.

Basic maintenance like tire replacement, battery upkeep, and making sure you bring your cart in for a tuneup now and again can help keep you and your family safe — whether you're out on the golf course or just cruising around the neighborhood.

Summer fun isn't just for kids. While South Carolina's high temps may have you seeking cooler spaces in the afternoon, early morning is perfect for a round or two of golf before the sun really starts heating things up.

Today, we'll take a quick look at four tips to improve your summer golf game, whether you're visiting one of the Upstate's beautiful golf courses, you're playing a round or two near Columbia, or you're golfing near Charleston's ocean views.

Father's Day is coming up on June 18th!

If you haven't gotten your dad, grandpa, uncle, or that all-around important male figure in your life a gift yet, you still have time to pick out the perfect present.

We've put together a short list of last-minute Father's Day gift ideas for guys who love golfing on a beautiful South Carolina morning, guys who are more interested in outdoor pursuits like hunting and fishing, as well as guys who like practical gifts to use around the house.

A golf cart is a golf cart, right? Well... not exactly.

Golf carts these days come with a ton of options, and the basic choice between gasoline or electric is really just the beginning.

Today, we'll take a look at the different types of golf carts available and how to decide which type is right for you.

We still have a little less than a month to go before it's officially summer, but let's face it — in South Carolina, the temperature starts to rise long before any kind of official summer start date! 

We recently posted a free checklist for golf cart spring maintenance, but there are a few tips to keep in mind for summer, too! Today we'll go over a few reminders on how to keep your golf cart in good shape this summer, whether you're out on the golf course, using it to get some work done, or even out fishing on those pristine sunny days up at Lake Keowee or down by the coast.

Preventative maintenance is one of the cornerstones to keeping your golf cart running well and extending the time between repairs.

We've written before about what might be going wrong if your golf cart won't start, or what to look for when purchasing a replacement battery. There's quite a bit going on in a golf cart's "bones", and one thing you'll want to know about is the golf cart clutch, or CVT.

Let's take a look at what issues can arise in this simple but essential piece of golf cart equipment.