2-Seater golf carts

2-seater golf carts at Terrain

Two-seat carts (two-seaters, also listed as 2-passenger golf carts) from $5,795 to $15,861 across 8 brands. Half of them are utility carts with a bed, which is why the top of the price range is a Club Car Carryall rather than a runabout. 7 are lithium electric, 10 are offered electric or gas.

Brands in this category

• Club Car — 5 carts
• Evolution — 4 carts
• E-Z-GO — 3 carts
• Cushman — 3 carts
• Yamaha — 2 carts
• Advanced EV — 1 cart
• MadJax — 1 cart
• ICON — 1 cart

Where to start

• Evolution Classic 2 Plus — 2 passengers, lithium, 19 (25 with LSV package) mph, $6,695
• E-Z-GO RXV 2 — 2 passengers, lithium, $5,795
• Club Car Carryall 300 — 2 passengers, electric or gas, 15-17 mph, $10,281
• Club Car Carryall 700 — 2 passengers, electric or gas, 15-17 mph, $15,861

How to choose

For a personal cart, the Evolution Classic 2 Plus at $6,695 and the ICON i20 at $11,999 bracket the range: lithium at 19 mph or 25 mph. For work, the Turfman, Hauler and Carryall lines carry a bed, and price tracks payload more than speed. The MadJax X Series is the two-seater to look at if you want an LSV-rated 25 mph cart from a custom-build brand.

What we tell you before you order

Freight is a flat $250 to any address we ship to, shown in the total before you pay; delivery is 7 to 10 business days by lift-gate freight. Returns are accepted within 30 days on an unregistered, undamaged cart; return freight is the customer’s responsibility and there is no restocking fee. Every figure on a product page is read from the manufacturer record; where a figure is not published it reads “Not specified” rather than an estimate.

How big is a two-seater golf cart?

Going by the makers’ spec sheets for the 4 two-seaters we list that publish figures, they run 91.5 to 96 inches long (7 ft 7.5 in to 8 ft 0 in), 45 to 49 inches wide and 68.5 to 72 inches tall, with curb weights of 665 to 1,058 lb depending on model and battery. The shortest is the Club Car Onward 2 Passenger and the longest the ICON i20. Every model’s figures, with sources, are in our golf cart dimensions and weight guide; measure your gate and garage against them before you order.

Which two-seater golf carts are street legal?

Of the 20 two-seaters we list, 2 carry a low-speed-vehicle rating in the manufacturer record: MadJax X Series is sold as a low-speed vehicle, rated 25 mph; Evolution Classic 2 Plus is rated 19 mph as a golf cart and 25 mph with the maker’s LSV package, which has to be fitted for the cart to count as an LSV. The other 18 are golf carts rated 20 mph or less. Whether an LSV may use your roads is your state’s and town’s call: see what a low-speed vehicle is and, for Florida, our Florida golf cart laws guide.