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Electric Golf Cart Batteries

Electric golf cart batteries are a quiet and "green" power source for your golf cart. Properly maintained you can expect many years of use.

6 Volt Golf Cart Battery

My 1987 Club Car uses a 6 volt golf cart battery. It has a battery pack of 6. This means that the combined voltage from each of the 6 batteries makes up the total golf cart voltage. This gives me a total golf cart voltage of 36.

The power and longevity of the 6 volt battery has served me well these 14 years.

Playing 36 holes of golf on one charge is no problem. Or using it to get across town. The total golf cart voltage of 36 provides plenty of power for going uphills and a long enough charge to get us any where we need to go. Of course it is important that the cart is fully charged and that the batteries are receiving regular golf cart battery maintenance. To learn more click here: 6 Volt Golf Cart Batteries

8 Volt Golf Cart Batteries

All the new electric Club Car golf carts use six 8 volt golf cart batteries. This provides a total of 48 volts. Other manufacturers use six 6v golf cart batteries or four 12 volt golf cart batteries.To learn more about the 8 volt batteries click here: 8 Volt Golf Cart Batteries

Trojan Golf Cart Batteries

Many golf courses use the Trojan batteries in their fleet and now all new Club cars come with six 8 volt Trojan golf cart batteries.

The company has been around since 1952. They offer a durable and reliable battery. This battery company offers technical support provided by full-time applications engineers.

Trojan offers golf car batteries as sealed absorbent glass mat (AGM) and GEL batteries along with the deep cycle wet batteries. The AGM and GEL batteries are maintenance free. To learn more click here: Trojan Golf Cart Batteries

Exide Golf Cart Batteries

Consider Exide golf cart batteries if you are needing to replace your batteries. We have the Exide 6 volt golf cart batteries in our cart and have had them for over 4 years, with lots of regular use on and off the golf course.

They have been very dependable and provide a charge that keeps me on the golf course for 36 holes or more :) Exide Golf Cart Batteries

Discount Golf Cart Batteries

When it comes time to replace your electric golf cart batteries, it can be costly - actually several hundred dollars. (You do know that normally, you can't just replace one battery - you need to replace all of them).

So you may be tempted, like me, to use discount golf cart batteries that will cost you less money upfront.

Find out what I decided when I recently had to get a new set of batteries by going to Discount Golf Cart Batteries

Golf Cart Safety

You may think that working on a golf cart is no big deal, and certainly not as complicated as a car. However a golf cart uses electrical systems and you are working around sulfuric acid and hydrogen gases - all of which can cause some serious damage.

Follow your golf cart manufacturers recommendations before starting any work on your golf cart.

Find out what other precautions you should take before you start any golf cart maintenance. Golf Cart Safety

Charging Deep Cycle Batteries

There are some very simple tips on charging deep cycle batteries that will help lengthen the life of your electric golf cart batteries.

Likewise, do some of the stupid things I've done to my cart batteries, and you may find yourself replacing your batteries a lot sooner than you need to. Click here to learn more. Charging Electric Golf Cart Batteries

Golf Cart Battery Maintenance

Proper golf cart battery maintenance can add years to your electric golf cart batteries. Replacing a set of batteries can cost a little less than $500 - so you want to keep the ones you have as long as possible.

Find out some simple maintenance tips to extend your battery life: Golf Cart Battery Maintenance

Golf Cart Batteries Winter Storage

It may be that you won't be using your golf cart for several months in the winter.

Don't find yourself with dead batteries in the spring - that are in fact "so dead" that they won't even take a charge. Learn how to properly store your batteries for the cold winter months by clicking here: Golf Cart Batteries Winter Storage

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