Utility golf carts

Utility golf carts at Terrain

Work carts with a bed, from $5,999 to $19,987, from Club Car, Cushman, Evolution, Massimo. Most carry two people; the Cushman Shuttle 4 and 6 and the Evolution Carrier 6 Plus carry four or six with cargo behind. Top speeds are 15 to 19 mph across the board.

Brands in this category

• Club Car — 7 carts
• Cushman — 5 carts
• Evolution — 4 carts
• Massimo — 1 cart

Where to start

• Evolution Turfman 200 — 2 passengers, lithium, 19 mph, $6,795
• Cushman Hauler 800 — 2 passengers, electric or gas, 19 mph, $5,999
• Club Car Carryall 300 — 2 passengers, electric or gas, 15-17 mph, $10,281
• Club Car Carryall 1700 — lithium, $19,987

How to choose

Cushman is the cheapest way into a utility cart (the pre-owned Hauler 800 and 1200 at $5,999), and the cheapest non-Cushman option is the Evolution Turfman 200 at $6,795. Club Car Carryall is the deepest range and the model number tracks price from the 100 at $8,766 to the 1700 at $19,987. Choose gas if the cart works away from an outlet all day; every Carryall from the 300 up and every Cushman except the Hauler 1200 is offered either way.

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.

Do you sell golf carts with a dump bed?

Our product records do not say which utility carts have a tilting (dump) bed, so we will not claim one. The carts whose records describe a cargo bed or cargo hauling are listed below; ask us whether a dump bed is standard, an option or not offered on the model you want, and we will confirm it in writing from the maker.

• Cushman Hauler 800: 2 seats, ELiTE Lithium Electric or 13.5-hp EFI Gas, 19 mph, $5,999
• Cushman Hauler 1200: 2 seats, 13.5-hp EFI Gas, 19 mph, $5,999
• Cushman Shuttle 4: 4 seats, ELiTE Lithium Electric or 13.5-hp EFI Gas, 19 mph, $6,299
• Cushman Shuttle 2: 2 seats, ELiTE Lithium Electric or 13.5-hp EFI Gas, 19 mph, $6,299
• Evolution Turfman 800: 2 seats, Electric (Lithium-Ion), 19 mph, $9,995
• Evolution Turfman 1000: 2 seats, Electric (Lithium-Ion), 19 mph, $9,995
• Club Car Carryall 500: 2 seats, Electric or Gas, 15-17 mph, $12,378
• Club Car Carryall 1500: Electric (Lithium), $16,236
• Club Car Carryall 1700: Electric (Lithium), $19,987

Which golf carts work on a farm or property?

For hauling feed, tools and fencing, start with a cart that carries a bed: the carts listed in the cargo-bed section above are the ones whose records describe a bed or cargo hauling. For soft ground, slopes or wet grass, two carts in our line are four-wheel drive according to their records, the Club Car Carryall 1500 and the Club Car Carryall 1700. For ruts and rough tracks, the lifted carts give more ground clearance: Advanced EV Advent 4, Denago Nomad XL, ICON i40L, ICON i60L. For hunting, a quiet electric cart with a published range you can check against your longest trip is the usual starting point; every electric product page shows the range its maker publishes, or says it publishes none.

None of these is rated by its maker for anything beyond what its own record says, so check the payload, the bed and the drive layout on the product page against your work, and ask us before you order if a figure is missing.

Looking for a golf cart with a utility bed?

This is the page. Searchers also call these flatbed golf carts or golf cart utility vehicles. Most carts here are the makers’ work models with a cargo bed (Club Car Carryall, Cushman Hauler, Evolution Turfman, Massimo MVR Cargo Max); the Cushman Shuttle 4 and 6 and the Evolution Carrier 6 Plus carry people with cargo space behind the seats. Bed size and load figures appear on a product page only where the maker publishes them, and where a record is blank we say so rather than estimate.