Most of our used golf carts are just off-lease from high-end golf courses. These carts have been meticulously maintained and are now ready to be purchased and driven around your neighborhood. 

Yes. Many of our customers start with a golf cart that is under $5,000 then they customize their own golf carts over time. 

The main benefit is no charging time and they do not require a charger. They do require more maintenance compared to a lithium golf cart though.

At Used Golf Carts Online, we prioritize giving you the best value for your purchase. While rent-to-own might not be available, our straightforward purchase process allows you to fully own your golf cart without the hassle of monthly payments. Paying upfront means no strings attached—just you and your new cart, ready for the course. Browse our collection and find the golf cart that suits your needs!

You will have to check your state's exact laws on the issue, but generally speaking, here are some things that are required to have a street legal golf cart:

• Headlights
• Taillights,
• Turn Signals
• Brake lights
• Reflectors
• Parking Brakes
• Rearview Mirrors
• Seat Belts,
• Windshield
• Horn

To add of of these things, it would cost about $1500 + $700 (Total of $2200). Please contact for current pricing and specific pricing to update the cart that you want.

The shipping carrier will be able to pick up your golf cart from our dealership after 7-10 days of you placing your order. They will call you and work with you on when is a good time to for the product to arrive so you will be home when your car get arrives at your house. Depending on where you live it, expect shipping times to take up to a week to arrive after it has been shipped.

A golf cart and fit snug in the back of a full-size truck

There are lithium batteries, the kind of batteries that are in your smart phone. And there are Traditional Electric batteries that have been used for decades in golf carts.

Yes, you can charge the golf cart at your house. The charger uses America's standard outlets (110v) to charge.

Lithium Batteries

Pros

• Longer Lifespan: Lithium batteries typically last 10-12 years for new carts, expect about 5-years for used carts. This is significantly longer than traditional golf cart batteries.
• Lighter Weight: They are much lighter, about 80% lighter than traditional, which can improve the golf cart's efficiency and handling.
• Faster Charging: Lithium batteries charge much faster than lead-acid batteries.
• Consistent Power: They provide consistent power output throughout their discharge cycle.
• Lower Maintenance: Lithium batteries require little to no maintenance.
• Higher Efficiency: They have a higher energy density and efficiency, leading to better performance and longer travel distances per charge.

Note: It costs roughly $2500 for a battery replacement if you ever need to cross that road. 

Cons

• Higher Initial Cost: The upfront cost of lithium batteries is higher than lead-acid batteries.
• Complex Management: They require a Battery Management System (BMS) to ensure safe operation.
• Sensitive to Temperature: Lithium batteries can be less efficient and potentially damaged in extreme temperatures.
• Recycling Challenges: Recycling lithium batteries is more complex and less established compared to lead-acid batteries.

Traditional Batteries for Golf Carts

Pros

• Lower Initial Cost: Lead-acid batteries are generally cheaper upfront compared to lithium batteries. Though, by the time you buy replacement batteries, by the time you're ready to retire your cart, you would've spent the same amount as you would've by just buying a lithium powered golf cart.
• Established Technology: They have been in use for a long time, making their technology well understood and trusted.
• Easier Recycling: Lead-acid batteries have a well-established recycling infrastructure.
• Availability: They are widely available and can be easily replaced or serviced.

Cons

• Shorter Lifespan: Lead-acid batteries typically last 1.5 - 3.5 years, which is shorter than lithium batteries.
• Heavier Weight: They are much heavier, which can reduce the efficiency and handling of the golf cart.
• Longer Charging Time: Lead-acid batteries take longer to charge compared to lithium batteries.
• High Maintenance: They require regular maintenance, including checking water levels and cleaning terminals.
• Decreased Efficiency: They have lower energy density and efficiency, resulting in shorter travel distances per charge.
• Voltage Drop: Power output decreases as the battery discharges, leading to reduced performance near the end of the charge cycle.