Gas is the way to go
Our first golf cart was electric and it was nice and quiet. After about 2 years the batteries started to go. We were told to replace all the batteries at once otherwise the weak ones will draw out of the new ones and you will be replacing again. Batteries run about $600. We also were not getting the mileage they claimed to get. We live on the North end of the Villages Springdale and when my husband would play golf at Havana the cart would be shot for the rest of the day until it was charged. We then bought a second cart which was gas and thought we would stay with one gas and one electric, but the electric wasn't reliable so we traded it for a gas. We now have 2 gas carts and I wouldn't have electric again.
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