Golf Cart Sound Systems: Radio, Stereo, & Speakers

On a full charge, there’s nothing better than taking an E-Z-GO, Club Car or Yamaha out for a spin. When the power starts to drop and the charge is dying faster than before, it can get in the way of your fun. To make sure you’re getting every mile out of a charge, you want the right batteries in your cart.

Most accessories that require electricity to operate use an input voltage of 12V DC. Unless you have a direct 12V battery connection (gas cart or electric cart with 12V batteries), then you need a way to reduce the carts' overall voltage to 12V (in order to prevent damage to these electrical components). To accomplish this, you can use a voltage converter or a voltage reducer.

Buying a new cart can be confusing. Choosing between the big three (E-Z-GO, Yamaha, Club Car) is exciting—and important. Now, it’s time to pick a fuel source: gas or electric? They both get you where you’re going, so it’s important to know what’s best.