New Golf

For those people interested in getting a new golf cart it is important to note that the
electric cart has been deemed one of the most economical golf carts on the market today.
These carts have been found to be non-polluting and very quiet. These carts can be used
both on and off the golf course. They have been recommended for use in senior citizen or
retirement homes as a mode of transportation for people who have trouble getting around
on their own. Medical professionals have stated that these carts allow people to get out of
the home and get out into the sun. They can travel around easily and comfortably.

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Mark Twain once said, Golf is a good walk spoiled. Perhaps he would have felt differently about the game if he had had his own powered golf cart to zip him along the golf course. In Twain s day, golf courses were typically built on compact parcels of land, and they were often less than 6,000 yards long. Today s golf courses are much different; with courses that sprawl over hundreds of acres (often weaving in and out of rows of homes), and course lengths that are approaching 8,000 yards in some cases. If Twain had been asked to describe the modern game he might have been more apt to say golf is a really, really

long walk.

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While the main benefit stands right out to some individuals, others are oblivious to it. Money. This is the main reason for repowering your golf cart engine. Whether you have a Kohler engine or a Briggs Stratton engine, it makes no difference. To go out and purchase a new golf cart will cost you anywhere from $5000 to $14,000 depending upon the quality. On the other hand, repowering your golf cart engine may cost between $1,000 and $2,500, depending upon what model you choose. Obviously, the savings can be astronomical and because your repowered engine will use less fuel, you ll be saving on gas, as well.

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There was a time when using a motorized golf cart was something of a luxury. Most players back then used either their shoulders to carry their clubs or a three-wheeled buggy looking thing that you pulled behind you. Ah, those were the days.

In most places it’s not like that anymore. Golf carts are fairly common and almost the norm. You rarely see people walking the course, which, in a way, seems sad to me. I’ve played courses in the last few years that more resembled bumper car games at the circus than a golf course. But there is something to be said for them. Over the years golf has become a very popular game and the average course

has far more players today than it did ten years ago. With that many more players on the course, the golf cart has certainly helped in moving play along, resulting in less wait time on the tee.

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Golf carts are something that many people not only want to have but also need to have. It can be awfully tiring to trek across the golf course every day and for some people, especially those who are older or not in the best health it can be downright impossible. That is why they need to have golf carts. But if you have your own golf carts, who is going to be the one to fix it when something goes wrong with it?

When you are looking to purchase golf carts you need to keep in mind that they are just another car type machine. And like cars they need regular maintenance if they are going to keep working

like they should for years to come. And even when they are taken care of to perfection things can still go wrong. Look at cars, you can buy a brand new car and the first day you get it home the engine can go on you, that is just bad luck. The same thing applies to golf carts.

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