Electric golf buggies for sale

This is the buggy most people picture: a bench or three under a canopy, turf tyres, 120 mm of ground clearance and around 20 km/h. It is built for made paths, mown grass and yard surfaces, which covers golf courses, wedding venues, hotels, parks and most estates for most of the year.

Two numbers decide which one, and neither is the seat count. The turning radius runs from 3.1 m on the two seater to 6 m on the eight, and a buggy that cannot come about at the far end of your route has to be reversed back down it. Stated range runs the other way, from 85 km down to 60, because there is more vehicle to move.

Where two models share a seat count they differ in a real way rather than a badge. A flip seat puts the rear pair facing backwards on a shorter wheelbase, which buys back turning circle and gives a load platform when those seats are folded. A cargo version trades the bag rack for a bed, and on the four seater that bed is rated to 100 kg.