Club Car® Golf Carts For Sale near Evansville, IN

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Improve your golfing experience with a high-performance Club Car® golf cart for sale! We carry a wide variety of colors and sizes to pick from to meet your transportation needs. To browse our current line-up of Club Car® golf carts, swing by Carts Gone Wild. As your local Club Car® golf cart dealer, we are proud to serve fellow golf enthusiasts in Haubstadt, IN near Evansville! 

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The History Behind Club Car® Golf Carts

 

For well over 50 years now, Club Car has designed reliable and safe golf carts that players depend on to transport themselves and their equipment across the fairways. This American-based company also produces utility vehicles for a variety of off-road riding purposes. Curious to learn more? Carts Gone Wild is your Indiana Club Car dealer, located in Haubstadt, so we’ve drawn up a quick history lesson regarding this leading manufacturer. 

 

Golf Cart History

 

The very first 18-hole golf course in the United States is widely considered to be a course built on a former sheep farm in Downers Grove, Illinois, in 1893. For many years, golfers simply walked their clubs around the fairways and greens or relied on caddies who would do so for them. In hot weather, this could be arduous. Walking could also be difficult or impossible for older players or those with disabilities. Golf carts began to spring up during the 20th century to amend this.

Club Car® Beginnings

 

In 1962, Bill Stevens, Jr. purchased the Landreath Machine company based in Houston, Texas, and turned it into Club Car, now based in his hometown of Augusta, Georgia. The first cart with a steering wheel had rolled off the company’s assembly lines in 1960, making travel across the course simpler and faster than ever before. 

 

Stevens, Jr. and his son worked on designs and drove their cart from Augusta to the 1962 PGA show in Dunedin, Florida, over the course of six days to demonstrate how reliable these vehicles could be. Over the next few decades, Club Cars improved even more, with additional seating, storage compartments and roofs making the ride more comfortable and practical for players.

 

Utility Vehicles

 

Club Car expanded their inventory during the 1980s to include utility vehicles. Their initial designs were altered golf carts with cargo boxes welded onto the rear for operators to use as course maintenance vehicles. From here, the company developed the Carryall II vehicle in 1985 as a means of transport for those on college campuses and in manufacturing. The Carryall line has continued into the 21st century, becoming more efficient and powerful with each design.

 

Visit your local golf cart dealer in Haubstadt to check out our selection of new and used golf carts for sale. We also do custom golf carts and offer golf cart parts & service. Carts Gone Wild serves the greater Indianapolis metro area along with the cities of Evansville, IN, and Owensboro, KY.