Golf Cart Delivery to Your Vacation Rental or Hotel: How It Works

How delivery works, step by step

1. Book online: pick your dates on our booking page.
2. Share the details: have the address ready, plus any gate code, parking notes and a phone number where we can reach you.
3. We bring the cart: it arrives at your vacation rental, hotel or home, clean and fully charged.
4. Start riding: load up the crew and head for the beach.

For delivery windows, any delivery fee and what happens at the end of your rental, call or text (386) 225-7765.

Where we deliver

Delivery covers all four of our service areas:

• Flagler Beach: our home base, with A1A, the beach and downtown close by.
• Palm Coast: European Village, Waterfront Park and the trails near the Intracoastal.
• St. Augustine: the historic district, the Castillo de San Marcos and St. George Street.
• Ormond Beach: Granada Boulevard, Andy Romano Beachfront Park and Tomoka State Park.

Delivery also solves a real problem. A street-legal cart can only drive on roads posted 35 mph or less, and some stretches between these towns, like A1A south of Flagler Beach toward Ormond Beach, are posted well above that. Having the cart brought to you means the ride starts right where the fun is.

Why delivery makes the trip easier

There is no rental counter to find and no shuttle to wait on. The cart shows up where you are staying, so the first ride can be straight to the beach, breakfast or the shops. For families, that means nobody has to split up to fetch the cart, and the whole crew of six rides together from the first morning.

It also keeps the car parked. Use it for the drive in and any highway trips, and let the cart handle everything around town.

Tips for vacation rental guests

• Check your rental's rules, or the HOA's, on where carts can park.
• Pick a level spot off the street for parking.
• On a longer stay, ask us whether you will need to charge the cart and how.
• Ask the property manager whether there is an outlet you can use if the cart needs a charge.
• Keep the key somewhere safe, and take it with you when you park.

Staying in a vacation home? Our vacation rentals page covers more ways a cart fits your stay.

Tips for hotel guests

Hotels handle carts differently, so check with the front desk before the cart arrives. A few questions to ask:

• Where can guests park a golf cart?
• Are carts allowed in the parking garage?
• Where should the delivery meet you?
• Is there a spot to charge the cart if it needs it?

A few minutes of planning makes the handoff quick.

Once the cart arrives

Take a minute before the first ride:

• Adjust the mirrors and find the headlight and turn signal controls.
• Seat one rider per seat and have everyone buckle up.
• Keep hands and feet inside while the cart moves.
• Plan your first route on roads posted 35 mph or less.
• Set the parking brake whenever you step out.

Then pair a phone with the Bluetooth speaker, plug into the USB ports and go. If anything about the cart is unclear, call or text (386) 225-7765. Ready to plan your trip? Book your cart online.