Golf courses generally cover a large area. Golf carts are the means of transportation used on the course to carry golf bags. It would be extremely inconvenient without them. Although drivers don't need any driver's license to drive an electric golf cart on the course, the prerequisite is that you need to master the basic common sense of driving on the course, and be able to drive without damaging the course turf and without affecting the safety of other people.

Therefore, there are also many rules and matters that need to be paid attention to when using a golf cart. Now, let's learn about them.

1.Comply with the course regulations: Before using a golf cart, it is essential to understand the regulations and policies of the golf course. Different courses may have different rules, including prohibiting vehicles from entering certain areas, restricting the speed of the vehicles, etc. Make sure you are aware of and comply with these regulations.

2.When driving an electric golf cart, maintain a uniform speed to avoid making a lot of noise. Always pay attention to the golfers around you while driving. Once you notice someone preparing to hit the ball, you must stop and wait until he has completed the shot before continuing to drive.

3.Protect the course: Respect the green vegetation and the landscape of the course. Do not drive the vehicle into restricted areas such as lawns, sand traps, wetlands, etc. Avoid hitting trees, bushes, and other fixed objects to prevent damage.

4.It must be kept in mind that under any circumstances on any golf course, it is strictly prohibited to drive (push) golf carts or pull carts onto the green and the teeing area. Otherwise, it will cause serious damage to the course, which is unforgivable. Usually, there will be signboards on the course indicating the areas where electric golf carts can be driven and parked, and players should strictly follow these instructions.

5. Safe Driving: During the process of driving, ensure that safety comes first. Obey traffic rules, including following the traffic instructions and signs within the golf course. Be vigilant about the presence of other players and vehicles, and use facilities such as the vehicle's turn signals and horn.
6. Evade Others: If you see other players hitting the ball or moving on foot, you should try your best to avoid their routes and give them enough space. Avoid stopping on their ball-striking paths when others are hitting the ball.
7. Proper Use of the Vehicle: The golf cart is designed to increase the speed of the game and provide convenience for players, but it doesn't mean that you can accelerate at will. On the golf course, maintain an appropriate driving speed and avoid driving too fast to prevent causing harm to others or the facilities of the golf course.