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Yamaha and Tara golf carts cover electric, petrol and lithium-powered options. Yamaha carts are built for smooth handling and durability, and are a reliable choice for golf courses and personal use across varying terrain. The Tara golf cart range is fully lithium, so you get quieter running, faster charging and less battery maintenance. With a variety of golf cart accessories, you can customise your vehicle for added comfort and utility. Whether you are outfitting a course fleet or buying a single cart for personal transport, Parkland has the right option.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We stock the Kea Golf Cart Transporter (KGOLF2/4). Kea Trailers is the leading light trailer manufacturer in New Zealand, with 40+ years building trailers. Call 0800 807 333. If you need a trailer towed behind a cart on the course (greens mowers, sand), that is a different job, and we sell those too.

Yes. We take golf cart trade-ins toward a new cart, as long as yours is complete and in working, repairable condition. Final value is set after we inspect it. Full detail is in our trade-in terms and conditions, or call 0800 807 333.

Yes. Parkland converts electric golf carts from lead-acid to lithium batteries. Our technicians remove the old pack, fit the new lithium batteries, then check the electrical system and talk you through charging and day-to-day use. See lithium golf cart conversions for more, or call 0800 807 333.

The independent rear suspension (IRS) on Yamaha golf carts enhances comfort by absorbing shocks and allowing the rear wheels to move independently, reducing the impact of rough or uneven terrain. This system minimizes jolts and vibrations, providing a smoother ride even on bumpy paths. Combined with an automotive-style front suspension, which improves steering control and stability, Yamaha carts offer a stable and comfortable ride across different surfaces. This dual suspension system is particularly beneficial for commercial and maintenance tasks, where extended use demands comfort.

While Yamaha carts aren’t street legal by default and not street legal in New Zealand, they can be modified with safety features such as seat belts, headlights, and speed adjustments .