For sale
Electric golf buggies for sale
Battery buggies currently listed, with the seat count, the condition and the asking price on each.
Electric is what almost everyone buys now. It is quiet enough to run near a marquee or a ceremony, there is no exhaust to keep away from guests, and there is very little to service beyond the batteries and the brakes.
The trade-off is charging. A buggy needs somewhere to plug in overnight, and range depends on the terrain and the load rather than on a headline figure, so treat any range number as a guide rather than a promise.
Selling a golf buggy
List yours here, free. We put it in front of the people already on this site looking to buy one, and enquiries come through us, so your telephone number and email address never appear on the page.
Common questions
- Are electric golf buggies any good?
- For most buyers, yes. They run quietly enough for a marquee or a ceremony, produce no fumes, and need little servicing beyond the batteries and the brakes. The trade-off is that they need charging, so plan for somewhere to plug in overnight.
- How far does an electric golf buggy go on a charge?
- It depends on the terrain, the load and the age of the batteries, so treat any range figure as a guide rather than a promise. A buggy carrying a full load up slopes uses more than one running light and level, so judge range against how you will use it.
- Do electric golf buggies need much maintenance?
- Little beyond the batteries and the brakes. There is no engine, no exhaust and no fuel system, which is part of why most buyers now choose electric over petrol, particularly for use near people.
Buying or hiring
Which one is cheaper depends almost entirely on how many days a year you would use it. The tool below works it out on your own numbers rather than ours, and the guide sets out the running costs a buggy carries once you own it.