Things You Need to Know About Golf Carts

Have you ever imagined yourself walking all around the golf course, your bag and golf clubs slinging right up on your shoulders and all of this happening under the scorching heat of the sun? Just the thought of it makes you tired already, so what more if that happens in reality? Being able to keep your mind and your body focused on the game right from the start up to the final hole may require not only skills, resolve and physical conditioning, you may also need the help of a golf cart that will take you all around the course all day long and take the burden of carrying all your golfing items wherever you go. Remember that you should not expend all your energy in walking around and carrying all your stuff. That problem should be dealt properly with the help of a golf cart that will take you anywhere on the course with much ease and comfort.
Knowing the golf cart: a closer look
Before we go any further, let us take a closer look at what is really inside a golf cart. There are two main types of golf carts, the first are the gasoline variants while the second are the electric ones. Liquefied oil gas or LPG powers the first type while battery operates the second one. Now let us weigh the pros and cons of these two types of golf carts.

It is an undeniable fact that golf carts that are run by gasoline do cause pollution and are more costly as compared the other variant. But when you talk about being effective, they beat out the electrical variants since they last much longer. Electric golf carts on the other hand are environment-friendly and the batteries can be recharged over and over. The battery life of an electric golf cart lasts around 60 to 100 kilometers which is quite short and the trolley can pretty much exhaust its power.

Modifications do wonders
Nowadays, golfers tend to apply modifications on their trolleys once they have purchased them. There are a good number of modifications that you can apply for your golf cart such as making them more stylish and legal for use in the streets. Part of the mods and upgrades which you can do are putting some headlights, window wipers, disk brakes and a rear view mirror.

There are also golfers who give their golf carts a brand new paint job, making their trolleys more attractive while some opt to transform their small trolleys into a limousine type of carts that provides them more room to accommodate more people inside. But if you are the sporty type, you can set up alloy wheels, wide radius tires body skirts and hood, and disk brakes. It is really up to your preference and taste.

Just go to the automobile showroom to get your upgrades and add-ons which you can put in your golf cart. They can customize even if you have a cheap budget so better decide well on what you would want your golf carts to look like, just be sure that the outcome will reflect who you really are.

Purple Gone writes for TheGolfGuru.com, Phuket Thailand Golf Club Resort