Remote Control Golf Cart

Our collection at Big Horn of top-rated remote golf caddies and motorized remote control golf carts will change the way you play golf forever. Tired of carrying your heavy golf bag around the course? Want to enjoy your game without... Read more

Our collection at Big Horn of top-rated remote golf caddies and motorized remote control golf carts will change the way you play golf forever. Tired of carrying your heavy golf bag around the course? Want to enjoy your game without the hassle of pushing or pulling a cart? We've got you covered! 

Why Our Remote Golf Caddies Are the Best

  • Built to Last: We only offer the toughest and most reliable remote golf caddies out there. They're made to handle the bumps and turns of the course and keep going strong round after round.
  • Easy to Use: Our motorized remote control golf carts are packed with the latest tech, but they're still super easy to use. You'll be cruising around the course like a pro in no time.
  • We're Here to Help: We love helping golfers find the perfect remote golf trolley. Our friendly team is always ready to answer your questions and help you choose the best cart for your needs.
  • Golfers Love Us: Don't just believe us. Tons of happy golfers worldwide swear by our top-rated remote golf caddies.

Overview of Remote Control Golf Carts

Remote control golf carts, also known as motorized caddies or electric push carts, are innovative golf accessories that transport your clubs around the course. Using a handheld remote, you can easily guide the cart to follow you, freeing you from the burden of pushing or pulling your clubs. These carts are battery-powered, offering a quiet, smooth ride. They feature ample storage space for your golf bag, balls, tees, and personal items. With a remote control golf cart, walking the course becomes effortless and enjoyable. Explore our variety of golf carts operated with battery.

Remote Control Golf Cart Product Types

At Big Horn Golfer, we offer a variety of remote control golf carts to suit different preferences and needs. Our collection includes three main product types: 3-wheel carts, 4-wheel carts, and compact carts. Each type has unique features and benefits to consider.

3-Wheel Remote Control Golf Carts

3-wheel remote control golf carts offer excellent maneuverability and stability. The triangular wheel configuration allows for tight turns and easy navigation through narrow paths or around obstacles. These carts typically have a sleek, streamlined design that is lightweight and easy to transport. Many models feature a 360-degree front wheel for maximum flexibility. 3-wheel carts are a great choice for courses with hilly or undulating terrain, as they provide good balance and control.

4-Wheel Remote Control Golf Carts

4-wheel remote control golf carts provide superior stability and a smooth ride. The four-wheel design distributes weight evenly, ensuring your clubs stay secure even on bumpy or uneven surfaces. These carts often have larger storage capacity, with room for a full-size golf bag and additional accessories. Some models feature suspension systems for added comfort and shock absorption. 4-wheel carts are ideal for golfers who prioritize a steady, reliable ride and ample storage space.

Compact Remote Control Golf Carts

Compact remote control golf carts are designed for golfers who value portability and convenience. These carts have a smaller footprint and lightweight construction, making them easy to lift, fold, and store in your vehicle. Despite their compact size, they still offer sufficient space for your golf bag and essential gear. Compact carts are perfect for golfers who frequently travel to different courses or have limited storage space at home. Want a specific type? Shop walk behind golf carts.

Or if you want to go for a fully portable option, buy a folding electric golf cart.

How to Choose a Remote Control Golf Cart

When selecting a remote control golf cart, consider your specific needs and preferences. If you frequently play on courses with hilly or winding terrain, a 3-wheel cart may provide the maneuverability you need. For example, if your home course has many tight turns through trees or around bunkers, a 3-wheel cart can navigate those challenges with ease.

On the other hand, if you prioritize stability and a smooth ride, a 4-wheel cart may be the better choice. The added stability is especially beneficial if you have a heavy golf bag or plan to use the cart on rough or bumpy fairways.

If you have limited storage space in your vehicle or at home, or if you often travel to play golf, a compact cart may be the most convenient option. These carts are designed to fold down quickly and fit easily into a trunk or backseat.

Consider the battery life and charging time of different models. Look for carts with long-lasting batteries that can handle the duration of your typical round. Some carts offer removable batteries for easy charging and replacement. Purchasing a follow golf cart is also a good option.

At Big Horn Golfer, we are committed to helping you find the perfect remote control golf cart for your needs. Our knowledgeable staff is available to answer any questions and provide guidance based on your unique requirements. We invite you to explore our collection and experience the convenience and enjoyment of walking the course with a motorized caddie.

Remote Control Golf Cart FAQs

Q: What are the benefits of using a remote control golf cart?

A: Remote control golf carts allow you to walk the course hands-free while your clubs follow you effortlessly. They help conserve energy, reduce fatigue, and let you focus on your game without the burden of pushing or carrying your bag.

Q: How long does the battery last on a remote control golf cart?

A: Most remote control golf carts feature long-lasting lithium batteries that can handle the duration of a typical round, usually lasting 18-36 holes on a single charge. Some models offer removable batteries for easy charging and replacement.

Q: Are remote control golf carts allowed on all courses?

A: While many courses allow remote control carts, it's always best to check with the specific course beforehand. Some tournaments or events may have restrictions on motorized carts to maintain pace of play or for safety reasons.

Q: How much storage space do remote control golf carts have?

A: Remote control golf carts typically have ample storage for a full-size golf bag and additional accessories like balls, tees, and refreshments. 4-wheel carts often have larger storage capacity compared to 3-wheel models.

Q: Can remote control golf carts handle hills and rough terrain?

A: Yes, most remote control golf carts are designed to navigate hills, rough terrain, and tight turns with ease. 3-wheel carts offer excellent maneuverability, while 4-wheel carts provide superior stability on uneven surfaces.

Q: How easy is it to transport a remote control golf cart?

A: Many remote control golf carts feature lightweight, foldable designs that make them easy to lift and store in your vehicle. Compact models are especially convenient for frequent travelers or those with limited storage space.

Q: What is the price range for remote control golf carts?

A: Remote control golf carts are premium products, with prices typically starting around $1500 and going up to $3000 or more for high-end models with advanced features. Financing options are often available.

Q: Do remote control golf carts come with a warranty?

A: Most reputable brands offer warranties on their remote control golf carts, typically covering defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 1-2 years. Be sure to review the specific warranty terms before purchasing.

Q: How do I charge my remote control golf cart?

A: Remote control golf carts come with charging cables that plug into a standard wall outlet. Simply connect the cable to your cart's battery and allow it to charge fully before use, usually overnight. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for optimal charging practices.

Q: What maintenance is required for a remote control golf cart?

A: Remote control golf carts require minimal maintenance. Keep the cart clean, store it in a dry place, and charge the battery regularly. Inspect the tires, wheels and hardware periodically for wear or damage. Consult your owner's manual for any model-specific maintenance recommendations.

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Can I change the units on the display from metric to imperial?

Yes you can. You just need to download the app. You can simply connect the app to the cart to make the changes easily

Can you switch the rear wheels from side to side so they wear more evenly?

You can remove the wheel and switch it to the opposite side. Please refer to the manual provided below:

X10 Follow - Owner's Manual
https://stewartgolf.com/media/X10 Follow - Owner's Manual - web.pdf

Do you know how to use the MGI cart (MGI Zip Navigator) when the battery is dead?

There should be 2 grooves on the shaft of your cart.
You'll need to slide the wheel out to the groove nearest the end of the shaft.
You should be able to press the button to slide the wheel out. This will disengage the wheel from the motor & will make it easier to push
On both wheels

Does the m7 with gps have a follow feature on the remote?

For the Motocaddy M7 GPS this cart does NOT come with a follow-mode feature. This cart is remote operated.

Does the Zip go in reverse?

Yes, the MGI Zip AT can go in reverse.

Full directional remote control allows for left, right, forward, reverse, and speed control

Does this one Follow you around or do you steer it?

Motocaddy M7 does not come with a follow-mode feature. This cart is remote operated

How do you adjust the speed on the E3?

You use the remote to control the e3. Where you can drive it or put it in follow mode. The e5 allows for both remote control and power assist

Is the follow mode as reliable as the reviews suggest?

Yes, it is. Our personal experience with the Axglo brand has been awesome & our customers love them. The price point is fantastic for all of the features.

Is the wall outlet plug a standard US 110v?

Yes, it is

The User Manual states: The MGI Zip Navigator All Terrain can only be used with the: MGI 24v 380Wh Lithium battery. Did I get the incorrect battery?

MGI just switched to the 299wh battery, so the user manual has not been updated yet. The 299wh battery still does 36 holes but the only reason it was switched because customers wanted to ship the battery to different States but couldn’t as the 380wh battery was consider hazardous material and you need special paperwork and license for it. MGI has done testing on the battery and it will last 36 holes.

What is power assisted speed control?

Power Assisted Speed Control is the ability to control the speed from the handlebar. It features a dial that allows you to adjust the speed

What is the difference between the MGI ZIP Navigator AT vs Nav Non AT?

  • The only really big difference between the AT and Nav is the front wheel assembly. The AT has a wider front wheelbase which is more stable on any course.
  • The rear wheels wear down good but when it is time to replace them it will be the whole rear wheel including rim.

What is the horsepower of the motors?

ForeCaddy is not rated in HP. They're rated by the size of the battery & how many holes you can use it without charging it. 36-54 holes. Depending on the terrain of the course.