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4-Seater Electric Golf Buggies.

The most popular seat count in the range: the Hawke S4 family, from the club all-rounder to flip-seat, winter-cab and off-road variants.

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Choosing a 4-seater electric buggy

Four seats is the range's most popular format — enough for a fourball, a family or a small team without the length of a six-seater. The S4 is the starting point, the S4 Plus adds an enhanced specification, the S4 Compact suits tight storage and narrow paths, and the S4 Range is built for longer distances between charges.

Configuration does the real work. The S4 Flip folds its rear bench into a flat cargo deck, so one buggy carries people in the morning and kit in the afternoon. The S4 Cargo and S4 Utility add a fixed cargo box behind two seats, the S4 Winter fits an enclosed cab for year-round use, and the S4 Access is the wheelchair-accessible option. Off the fairway, the lifted S4 Trail, S4 Trail XL, S4 Trail 4WD and S4 Hunt take four people over rough ground, and the S4 Patrol trio serves security teams.

Tell us where the buggy will run — course, estate, resort or site — and how it will be stored and charged, and we will recommend a variant and provide a tailored, no-obligation quote.

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Common questions

What does a flip seat actually do?+

On the S4 Flip the rear bench folds flat into a load deck in seconds, converting a four-seater into a two-seater with cargo space. Clubs and estates choose it when one buggy has to cover both passenger runs and course or grounds work.

Which 4-seater works in winter?+

The S4 Winter carries an enclosed winter cab so it can run through a British winter in comfort. On other variants, weather-protection options vary by model — ask when you request a quote and we will confirm exactly what is available.

Is there a 4-seater for rough ground?+

Yes — the lifted S4 Trail, the long-wheelbase S4 Trail XL and the S4 Trail 4WD are built for tracks, fields and woodland, and the S4 Hunt adds a cargo box for estate and shoot work. For mostly-smooth sites, the standard S4 family is the better ride.