Club Car9/10
Onward 4 Passenger
The premium four-seat buggy to beat: superbly built, hugely customisable and available with a maintenance-free lithium pack.
From £11,000 (est.)
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An American premium marque known for rust-proof aluminium frames, a refined ride and one of the widest model ranges, from fleet golf carts to street-legal LSVs and Carryall utility vehicles.
- Models reviewed
- 4
- Average score
- 8.3/10
- Origin
- USA
- Types
- golf cart, fleet golf cart, utility
Club Car8/10
Onward 2 Passenger
The two-seat Onward: the same premium build and lithium option in a nimble, easy-to-store package.
From £9,000 (est.)
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Club Car8/10
Tempo
Club Car's connected fleet cart: a reliable, efficient workhorse with built-in telematics for courses and hire fleets.
From £6,000 (est.)
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Club Car8/10
Carryall 500
A rugged aluminium-framed work UTV with an 800 lb load bed and 1,200 lb towing, in petrol or electric.
From £8,000 (est.)
Read reviewClub Car golf buggies and carts: FAQs
- How much does a Club Car golf buggy or cart cost?
- Across the 4 Club Car models we review, prices run from about £6,000 to £16,000 in the UK, depending on seats, battery and street-legal equipment. These are researched estimates, not quotes. Use our cost calculator for a tailored range, or ask us for a price-matched Hawke quote.
- Is Club Car a good golf buggy or cart brand?
- An American premium marque known for rust-proof aluminium frames, a refined ride and one of the widest model ranges, from fleet golf carts to street-legal LSVs and Carryall utility vehicles. It is a premium marque, and across the models we have reviewed our average score is 8.3 out of 10. Our current pick is the Club Car Onward 4 Passenger, scored 9/10.
- What is the best Club Car model?
- Our highest-scoring Club Car golf cart is the Club Car Onward 4 Passenger at 9/10. The premium four-seat buggy to beat: superbly built, hugely customisable and available with a maintenance-free lithium pack.