Low-speed vehicles, which are not to be confused with golf carts, are becoming more popular on the Treasure Coast. Police ...

North Myrtle Beach City Council gave final approval on Monday to an ordinance that allows golf carts to be driven on certain ...

This crowdfunded golf cart uses AI to track you around the course – plus a built-in camera gives you instant video feedback ...

Under current U.S. law, your stylish mini-buggy has to hit at least 20 mph and cannot exceed 25 mph. That’s not just a ...

Panama City commissioners voted to expand golf cart access to six additional neighborhoods. The decision follows an earlier ordinance that allowed golf carts in St. Andrews and Downtown areas.

In both scenarios, a golf cart was used to tow another golf cart, helping fellow players on the course out of a jam. You can also purchase accessories that help your cart carry specialized items.

Callaway's 2025 U.S. Open Golf Bag and Accessories Collection Callaway pays tribute to Oakmont with its limited-edition 2025 U.S. Open staff bag and head covers. David Dusek. Golfweek.

7 Golf Accessories That’ll Make Your Playing Partners Ask, ... sound in a 360-degree design so that you’ll be able to hear your tunes no matter where you are in relation to your golf cart. It also ...

Golf carts may only be operated on highways with a speed limit of 35 mph or less. Note that the language of the law specifies highways, which in South Carolina has a broad definition that includes ...

A Jefferson City man is dead after a golf cart crash at the Lake of the Ozarks. The Missouri State Highway Patrol's online crash report states that it happened Friday at 12:45 a.m. on private property ...

A Jefferson City man is dead following a golf cart accident in Morgan County. The highway patrol says it happened around 12:45 Friday morning on private property just north of Dunwandrin Road, in ...

Golf carts must be registered with the DMV, displaying a permit decal renewed every five years or with an address change. Registration requires proof of ownership, liability insurance, and a $5 fee.