Are All Club Car Keys the Same? Key Types by Model & Year
Most stock Club Car DS, Precedent, Tempo and Onward carts take the same standard key. The exceptions are lithium Onward and Tempo models, uncommon-key switches, reke...
Golfavero Insights
Buying guides, fitment explainers and golf cart care how-tos to help you choose the right part or gear.
Golf Cart Enclosure Fitment & Sizing Chart (Club Car, EZGO, Yamaha)
Golf cart enclosures are sized by roof length (front to back) and seating layout, not just by brand. This chart lists the roof sizes stated for each Club Car, EZGO a...
Golf Cart Heaters: Propane vs Electric (and What Fits Your Cart)
Propane cup-holder heaters give more heat and work on any cart, but most are rated for outdoor use only. Electric heaters must match your 36V or 48V pack and draw fr...
2026 Driver and Putter Weights: What Fits the Newest Heads
Every new driver generation brings a new weight port, and every year a number of people order last season's weight because the head looks similar. Here is what chang...
Low-Speed Vehicle Rules: The Equipment a Street-Legal Cart Needs
"Street legal golf cart" is really two separate questions: does the vehicle meet the federal low-speed vehicle standard, and does your local authority allow LSVs on ...
Golf Cart Lithium Battery Conversion: What Changes and What Else You Need
Lithium conversion has become the default answer to almost every golf cart question, and most of what is written about it is written by people selling the batteries....
Golf Gifts That Actually Get Used
Golfers are impossible to buy clubs for and easy to buy almost anything else for. The reason is simple: equipment is fitted to a person, but accessories are consumed...
How to Make a Golf Cart Street Legal: The Equipment List
Rules vary by state and often by municipality, so treat this as the equipment list rather than legal advice — your local authority has the final say. That said, the ...
Yamaha Golf Cart Models by Year: G14 to Drive2
Yamaha's naming is the least intuitive of the three major brands, because the model changed name partway through and the generations overlap in how their parts behav...
Golf Club Weights Explained: What Changing Grams Actually Does
Swap weights are the cheapest meaningful change you can make to a club you already own, and the most commonly bought wrong. Two things go wrong: people buy across br...
Golf Cart Batteries and Chargers: 36V vs 48V, Plug Types and What Fails
Charger compatibility comes down to three things, and getting any of them wrong means the charger either will not connect or will not complete a charge cycle: pack v...