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Why ask? Driving a golf cart on the road is illegal.
In most states, the minimum age to operate a golf cart is 13. Golf carts may only be driven on streets that are designated for them. They can also be operated on public roads in order to cross over to the other side of a golf course. If that is the case, there will be a designated crossover area.
It would be hard for her because usually mini children's golf carts are 5 and under in the age group. :)
Yes, depending on the golf course's age requirements
Yes Some golf carts are street legal and are allowed for people 13 and up
No. Since golf carts do not meet regulations (or need to) to be driven on public roads, they are designed specifically for golf courses. Having said that, some golf clubs have their own rules governing the need to be a certain age or hold a current drivers license. It would pay to check with the club before using a cart on their course.
In California, the age limit to drive a golf cart is sixteen. However, it is illegal to drive a golf cart on any actual roads in any state within the United States.
It all depends on which golf course you go to some you have to be over 16 years of age, and others you must have a drivers license. Hope this has helped someone.
Golf carts cost around $800 dollars to $1500. New base model golf cars, for course rentals, are about $3800 for all the brands. Dealers sell upgraded high speed cars for about $5000-8000.
No, in Tennessee, a child under the age of 16 cannot obtain a golf cart license. Golf carts are typically not considered legal modes of transportation on public roads, and therefore do not require a license to operate on private property such as golf courses or designated areas.
Blacksmith would fix middle age carts and wagons.