carts and clubs

[ellie123]

anyone have experience, good or bad, with this Carts and Clubs golf carts?

[asianthree]

bought our cart from them great people from the office to who comes to the house to do yearly checks

[thelegges]

our cart battery died and called the office she got them out to fix the cart in 3 hours great customer service

[skyguy79]

We also bought from Carts & Clubs and have received excellent service. Would buy from them again!

[champion6]

Bought a remanufactured gas Yamaha from them. Love the deal, love the cart. I would buy from them again.

[Mark1130]

The best..period.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

JMHO - - -

I feel Carts & Clubs build the best Yamaha cart - better wiring (much of it is their own), much better Sunbrella enclosures (virtually zero gaps), etc. Their pricing used to be much better than buying from TV but that has changed - they're arguably a bit more expensive than TV now. Worth the difference in my mind. Good people, good service - we've been happy with the cart we bought new from them. You're dealing with the owners there.

Don't get me wrong - TV does a good job with their product. But the things C & C does with their builds make a difference to me. I'd buy from them again.

Bill :)

[jchase]

I purchased mine as well from Carts and Clubs. Very happy. They do a better job with the sunbrella and wiring.

[l2ridehd]

Agree with above. Have an 09 from Villages and a 10 from C&C and both are great carts, but the enclosure and few other features are much better from Carts and Clubs.

[gomoho]

Ditto to all of the above - would definitely buy from them again.

[Paperboy]

Called Carts & Clubs yesterday, they DO NOT SEll remanufactured carts; ONLY new & used.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Called Carts & Clubs yesterday, they DO NOT SEll remanufactured carts; ONLY new & used.

Interesting that they're not doing reman carts any more.

I remember when we bought our cart new from C & C a couple of years back, the price difference between reman and new was less than $2k (if memory serves me correctly). Maybe they were finding more people choosing new than reman and decided to take those off the table.

Bill :)

[LvmyPug2]

Quality of their workmanship is superior. Love our cart and they provide great customer service

[Tom Grooms]

If you're willing to shop around a little you can get ALOT better deal. I just got a brand new EFI Yamaha from an authorized dealer, deluxe LED light kit, 14" chrome wheels, high speed, 2 coolers, ball washer, shopping bag, overhead storage, enclosure. It's loaded. "All In" (including tax) I'm under $8000.

[kfierle]

If you're willing to shop around a little you can get ALOT better deal. I just got a brand new EFI Yamaha from an authorized dealer, deluxe LED light kit, 14" chrome wheels, high speed, 2 coolers, ball washer, shopping bag, overhead storage, enclosure. It's loaded. "All In" (including tax) I'm under $8000.

What a nice cart! Where did you purchase your cart? Was it local? What type of service is provided after the sale?

Sorry for all the questions. I will be purchasing my first cart soon and would like to get the best cart at the best price.

[Down Sized]

where is carts and clubs

[Finallyfree]

Carts and Clubs is north on 441 just south of Ocala on the right. Got our cart there, have recommended them to others as well. Excellent service. Would definitely go there for another cart.

[Paperboy]

If you're willing to shop around a little you can get ALOT better deal. I just got a brand new EFI Yamaha from an authorized dealer, deluxe LED light kit, 14" chrome wheels, high speed, 2 coolers, ball washer, shopping bag, overhead storage, enclosure. It's loaded. "All In" (including tax) I'm under $8000.

DITTO!!!!! I'd like to get a 2012 & 1/2 or a 2013 4 pass. Yammi; where did U buy your cart AT?

[Bill-n-Brillo]

where is carts and clubs

Carts and Clubs
4121 South Pine Avenue Ocala, FL 34480
(352) 351-2278

And by popular demand...................

29.146674,-82.114322

:pepper2:

Bill :)

[Stephanie Osborne]

Agree with above. Have an 09 from Villages and a 10 from C&C and both are great carts, but the enclosure and few other features are much better from Carts and Clubs.
I am not sure but, I think TV golf store is now carring the same enclosure. It is an option you have to ask for.

[Bosoxfan]

Hi Tom
I was hoping you could tell me where you purchased your cart
I just sold my electric & shopping for a 2013 Yamaha.
.thanks...Mark "

[Bosoxfan]

If you're willing to shop around a little you can get ALOT better deal. I just got a brand new EFI Yamaha from an authorized dealer, deluxe LED light kit, 14" chrome wheels, high speed, 2 coolers, ball washer, shopping bag, overhead storage, enclosure. It's loaded. "All In" (including tax) I'm under $8000.

I'd REALLY like to know where? I sent you an email , a private message could you please respond.Thanks!

[Bosoxfan]

If you're willing to shop around a little you can get ALOT better deal. I just got a brand new EFI Yamaha from an authorized dealer, deluxe LED light kit, 14" chrome wheels, high speed, 2 coolers, ball washer, shopping bag, overhead storage, enclosure. It's loaded. "All In" (including tax) I'm under $8000.

I don't understand how someone comes here and makes a statement like this & won't share where one could go to find such a deal. I'm confused :rant-rave:

[Tom Grooms]

I'm sorry if I can't respond to you in what you feel is an acceptable time frame but I have alot going on currently. My post did state "If you're willing to shop around a little".

Here, I'll throw you a bone. Check Google, ebay, craigslist and places like that. Lots of authorized dealers use these tools to get around territory restrictions. Look at dealers 100+ miles away. Buy a base model cart and add what you want/need. Carts are cheap, they don't need to cost $11,000+ if you do a little shopping.

I bought my cart from Knight Rides, enclosure from JC Canvas, wheels from Davis Golf Cart sales and some accessories from buggies unlimited and amazon.

Happy shopping

[Bosoxfan]

I'm sorry if I can't respond to you in what you feel is an acceptable time frame but I have alot going on currently. My post did state "If you're willing to shop around a little".

Here, I'll throw you a bone. Check Google, ebay, craigslist and places like that. Lots of authorized dealers use these tools to get around territory restrictions. Look at dealers 100+ miles away. Buy a base model cart and add what you want/need. Carts are cheap, they don't need to cost $11,000+ if you do a little shopping.

I bought my cart from Knight Rides, enclosure from JC Canvas, wheels from Davis Golf Cart sales and some accessories from buggies unlimited and amazon.

Happy shopping
I apologize for my lack of patience. Thanks for steering me in a direction I would never have found

[Bruiser1]

JMHO - - -

I feel Carts & Clubs build the best Yamaha cart - better wiring (much of it is their own), much better Sunbrella enclosures (virtually zero gaps), etc. Their pricing used to be much better than buying from TV but that has changed - they're arguably a bit more expensive than TV now. Worth the difference in my mind. Good people, good service - we've been happy with the cart we bought new from them. You're dealing with the owners there.

Don't get me wrong - TV does a good job with their product. But the things C & C does with their builds make a difference to me. I'd buy from them again.

Bill :)


:gc:

I must agree with Bill on this the Sunbrella is a nice fit. Go to their website and see "the carts and club advantage" . That lists improvements then compare to similar carts.

I am still getting comments from neighbors about some of the "extra features" "where did you get those seats ..sure is comfortable"

[goodgrief]

Actually based on some reasearch it looks like if $8000 is considered good deal on a 2013 yamaha here its better buy somewhere north and ship it or haul it. They are suppose to retail for 5000-5500 from what I've seen in research and I found them in various parts of the country for that price. I was thinking the next time we go north to buy one and trailer it back. Heck even a 1000 in shipping would be cheaper. If someone knows of a place you can buy a yamaha gas cart new for the retail price let me know. Will happily check it out.

[George Bieniaszek]

Actually based on some reasearch it looks like if $8000 is considered good deal on a 2013 yamaha here its better buy somewhere north and ship it or haul it. They are suppose to retail for 5000-5500 from what I've seen in research and I found them in various parts of the country for that price. I was thinking the next time we go north to buy one and trailer it back. Heck even a 1000 in shipping would be cheaper. If someone knows of a place you can buy a yamaha gas cart new for the retail price let me know. Will happily check it out.

There is an authorized Yamaha dealer in Kentucky (Cunningham Golf Car Company) that sells the new 2013's at a starting price of $5300 plus options. They even ship FOR FREE to the east coast. West coast is $250. I haven't bought from them. Just putting up some info so that you can google them and do your own research.

I have an 2010 electric EXGO 4 passenger and went into the Villages Golf Cart store to look at the new Yamaha gas carts. The dealer offered me $3000 for my cart. How insulting is that. Yes, I can get more for it if I sell it privately, but $3000, seriously!!! They had a used 2010 Breeze electric sitting on the floor with an $8,500 price tag.

With some due diligence and a little work, you can find a great deal on a new Yamaha cart and save enough money to go on a 7 day cruise with your spouse.

[Lark7]

Any idea as to an estimate of time it takes to build out a cart after you sign the deal?

[Paperboy]

Ordered a re-man 2010 Yammi @ Village carts on 11/8, they gave me a loaner & I get my 4 pass. on 12/7. So figure about 1 mo. on a re-man.

[Bosoxfan]

Any idea as to an estimate of time it takes to build out a cart after you sign the deal?

1 month.....bought one off the floor today & will be delivered tuesday!

[Bruiser1]

1 month.....bought one off the floor today & will be delivered tuesday!

:agree::gc:

[salgal]

Would definitely buy from Carts and Clubs again. Great service, added touches on the carts. Family business.

[dkrhardy]

Carts & Clubs also does repairs, oil changes, etc all in your driveway. None of that load it on a truck and get it back tomorrow (maybe) stuff!
How about that $8000 cart! You did the install of the parts you ordered to get it looking so nice, right? Well, my time is worth a LOT to me, so I'd have to factor in the time at a decent hourly wage, plus benefits. Now I might have a bit of an issue with that cost savings.
OH, how about service? I'm 100% sure that any Yamaha dealer is required to do warranty work on the cart, but I wonder how far down the line the cart will go ... just might be Yamaha dealers have customers that bought from them that are getting put into line ahead. Maybe not, maybe so. That would be hard to prove anyway.
I bet I paid more than I should have, but we got custom paint, including the top, and ordered it the way we wanted, spun no wrenches, and had a very nice fellow deliver it to us full of gas. My $.02
Don

[rsetterlund]

Please see my other post about this company. If you do not purchase from them then don't waste your time calling them. They will not work on anything they did not sell. Go figure.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Here's the other post/thread rsetterlund is referencing:

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/villages-florida-general-discussion-73/carts-clubs-ocala-68461/

Bill :)

[Monkei]

We just went over 700 miles on the new cart we bought from them in early December and are very happy with them so far.