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Golf Cart Shipping – Club Car, E-Z-GO & LSV Transport
Whether you’re moving to a retirement community, outfitting a resort, or buying a custom cart from out of state, we put your shipment in front of vetted, licensed auto transport companies that ship golf carts and low-speed vehicles — at rates starting from just $300. They compete with their best offers, and you choose.
Types of Golf Carts & LSVs You Can Ship
We’ve been helping people ship vehicles since 1999, and golf carts have grown from a niche request to one of our most popular. Every type of cart and low-speed vehicle on the market can ship:
- Standard Golf Carts — 2-seater and 4-seater carts for personal or course use
- Club Car — Onward, Precedent, Tempo, Villager models
- E-Z-GO — Freedom, Liberty, Express, RXV, and TXT series
- Yamaha — Drive2, UMAX, and Adventurer models
- Lifted & Custom Carts — Lifted suspensions, oversized tires, custom bodies, sound systems
- Electric Golf Carts — 36V and 48V battery-powered models
- Gas Golf Carts — All major gas-powered models
- LSVs & NEVs — GEM, Polaris, Star EV, Tomberlin, and other street-legal vehicles
- Utility Carts — Maintenance, cargo, and hauling carts with flatbeds
Golf Cart Shipping Costs
Golf carts are lighter and smaller than standard vehicles, which means they’re generally less expensive to ship. Many carriers can fit multiple carts on a single trailer, further reducing per-unit costs. Here are typical 2026 price ranges:
| Distance | Standard Cart | Lifted / Custom |
|---|---|---|
| Under 500 miles | $300–$500 | $400–$600 |
| 500–1,000 miles | $450–$700 | $550–$800 |
| 1,000–2,000 miles | $600–$900 | $700–$1,000 |
| 2,000+ miles | $800–$1,100 | $900–$1,200 |
Volume discounts available for 2+ carts. Multi-cart shipments can reduce per-unit cost by 20–30%.
Who Ships Golf Carts with Us?
Golf cart shipping has exploded over the last decade as carts have moved well beyond the golf course. Here are the most common reasons people ship a cart with us:
- Retirement Communities — The Villages in Florida, Sun City in Arizona, Hilton Head in South Carolina — these communities run on golf carts. Carts ship to and from retirement destinations every week.
- Island & Beach Communities — Key West, Catalina Island, Bald Head Island, and dozens of other communities where golf carts are the primary mode of transportation.
- Resorts & Golf Courses — Fleet replacements, seasonal moves, and new facility buildouts. Bulk shipments of 10, 20, or 50+ carts get competing offers too.
- Online Purchases — Buying a custom cart from a builder in another state? Compare offers and choose the company that brings it to your door.
- Dealers & Distributors — Regular shipping for dealers moving inventory between locations or delivering to customers.
How Golf Cart Shipping Works
Get a Quote
Tell us the cart type, pickup and delivery locations, and any special requirements. Carriers already on your route send you their competing offers. Get started with a free quote.
Prep Your Cart
Remove loose accessories, charge electric carts to 50–80%, and document the cart’s condition with photos. The carrier will complete a condition report at pickup.
Pickup & Transit
Your cart is loaded onto the carrier using ramps or a liftgate, secured with professional tie-downs, and transported to the delivery location. Most shipments take 2–10 days depending on distance.
Delivery & Inspection
Inspect your cart against the pickup condition report, sign the Bill of Lading, and you’re ready to ride.
Shipping Electric vs. Gas Golf Carts
Both electric and gas carts are shipped the same way, but each has specific prep requirements:
Electric Carts
- Charge to 50–80% SOC
- Set to tow mode if available
- Disconnect any aftermarket electronics
- Ensure the key switch is in the off position
- No hazmat classification — ships like a standard vehicle
Gas Carts
- Keep fuel tank at 1/4 full or less
- Turn off the fuel valve if equipped
- Disconnect the battery
- Check for fluid leaks before pickup
- Ensure the parking brake is functional
Golf Cart Shipping FAQs
Golf cart shipping costs $300 to $1,200 depending on distance. Short regional moves under 500 miles typically run $300 to $600. Cross-country shipments of 2,000+ miles cost $800 to $1,200. Lifted or custom carts with accessories may cost slightly more due to added weight and dimensions.
Yes. Multiple golf carts can often be loaded on a single carrier, which reduces the per-unit cost significantly. Multi-cart shipments for golf courses, resorts, retirement communities, and dealers are common. Include the number of carts when you get your free estimate so the offers reflect it.
Remove all loose accessories (windshields, mirrors, cup holders, coolers). Charge electric carts to 50-80% for loading and unloading. For gas carts, keep the tank at one-quarter full or less. Document existing damage with dated photos. Ensure tires are properly inflated and the parking brake functions correctly.
Absolutely. Standard, lifted, and fully customized golf carts all ship. Lifted carts with oversized tires, custom bodies, or added accessories may require specific tie-down arrangements and can cost slightly more. Provide the exact height and weight when you get your free estimate so the offers come from companies with the right equipment.
A golf cart is designed for golf course use and typically has a top speed of 15-20 mph. A Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) or Neighborhood Electric Vehicle (NEV) is street-legal, equipped with headlights, turn signals, mirrors, and seat belts, and can travel up to 25 mph. Both are shipped using the same carriers and methods.
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