Seat Jack is the answer!
 

I found a guy who comes to your house and installs a device to hold my golf cart seat open when I am at the gas station. Now I don't have to hold it while I fill up. He calls it a Seat Jack. It didn't take long to install and the price was right. I love it. It's so simple. Go to golfcartmagic.com and see for yourself.:wave:

not sure what you paid but I use a 16"
wooden dowel
that I had lying in my garage....

Bungie cord
 

I use a bungie cord.The cord is also useful to tie things down in the cart basket.Cost about 98 cents.

The other half holds mine, free, but I do have to fix dinner.:mmmm:

You don't say what brand golf cart, the Yamaha gas model I purchased new 5 years ago from TV came with a support rod that stores under the seat with velcro. It works perfect, there is even a piece that is attached to the bottom of the seat to hold the rod in place while it's upright.

My hubby used a paint stirring stick you get for free at any place you buy paint.

Another vote for the paint stirring stick. Price is right.

All I have to do is lift the seat and push it back in place when I am done it even assist in lifting the seat in place. I just thought someone might like not having to find the stick or hold it while tying up a dollar bungee cord. Why don't seats already have this in place?

I looked up the info you sent and it looks like a nice accessory. Thanks for sharing!

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Any cart from Carts and Clubs has a strap with a snap under the seat that you just clip to the steering wheel.

I use one of my arm rests.

Ditto: to be exact the middle armrest

I worked at several golf courses where we had 30-50 golf carts that had to be either filled with gasoline or had their batteries filled. We had an ingenious device that held the seats open. It was called a stick.