How steep a hill will a lifted golf buggy climb?

The manufacturer states 30%, which is roughly one in three. That is a figure for a dry surface with grip; the same slope wet and grassy is a different proposition, and a two wheel drive buggy will spin where a four wheel drive vehicle would walk up.

What is the difference between this and the flip seat version?

Seating and range. Both benches face forward here, where the flip seat model puts the rear pair facing backwards on a shorter chassis. This turns in 4.5 m against 3.1 m, and holds 60 km against 70 km.

Will it damage a golf course?

All terrain tyres are coarser than turf tyres and will mark fine grass, so it is the wrong vehicle for greens and formal lawns. On tracks, hardstanding and rough grass it is the right one.

How much does it cost?

We price to specification rather than publish a figure, because the battery and the wheels move it. Tell us the ground it has to cover and we will quote the vehicle, the delivery and the lead time together.

Silver lifted 4 seater electric golf buggy with two forward facing benches

Lifted 4 seater electric golf buggy on all terrain tyres

Lifted buggies

4 Seater Lifted Golf Buggy

lifted 4 seater electric buggy with two forward facing benches

This is the lifted four seater with both benches facing forward, on 170 mm of ground clearance and all terrain tyres. It climbs a 30% gradient and runs to 30 km/h.

Seats: 4
Climbs: 30
Clearance: 170
Top speed: 30

Price

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The battery, the wheels and the options change the figure enough that a headline price would be wrong for most buyers, so we price the vehicle you actually want, delivery included.

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Specifications are the manufacturer’s own published figures for this model. Range and climbing figures are measured in level, unladen conditions, so treat them as the ceiling rather than the number to plan a hilly site around.

About the 4 Seater Lifted Golf Buggy

Four seats, both benches facing forward, on the lifted chassis. It is the vehicle for a site where everybody travels the right way round and the ground is too rough for turf tyres, which on a working estate is most of the year.

The 30% climbing figure is the one to note: it matches the two seater lifted rather than dropping off the way the course four seaters do, because this runs a bigger battery set at 180Ah. Range is 60 km, the shortest in the lifted line, and that is the price of it.

Where a lifted 4 seater earns its keep

Farms and estates carrying staff to jobs across unmade tracks
Shoots and forestry, where four people and their kit go out together
Campsites and holiday parks running staff over grass and gravel
Sites with real gradients, where a course buggy runs out of climb before it runs out of grip

What it will not do

Range is 60 km, the lowest of the lifted models. On a site that runs a full shift without charging, the flip seat version holds 65 km and the two seater 80.
The braking distance is 8 m, the longest in the lifted line. On a slope with four aboard that is the figure to plan around.
All terrain tyres mark fine turf. If the same vehicle also crosses a formal lawn or a green, expect groundstaff to have opinions.
It is 3.56 m long and turns in 4.5 m, so it needs more room than the lifted two seater's 3.1 m.