When you rent a golf cart from Fort Lauderdale Golf Cart Rental, you are looking for golf cart rentals to explore many of the sights and attractions located throughout Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In addition to being “green” (electric) vehicles, we have several models of golf carts which will seat up to 8 passengers, take up less space when parking, and are a very quiet and efficient way for several people to tour around town.
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Whether it is being rented for business purposes (industrial, cargo, people movers, etc.) or for pleasure, our golf cart rentals are a perfect method of driving around our beautiful beach town or simply being driven around one of our many local golf courses.
If you currently own a golf cart, Fort Lauderdale Golf Cart Rentals can also be your one stop shop for any accessories or parts you may need for your personal golf cart. We can also help you with the purchase of a new golf cart. If you have a need for shipping your golf cart to a different location, we can ship your golf cart from door to door, whether you are shipping in state, national or international.
All of our America EV cars come with a 1-year warranty! Our cars are equipped with the latest 48-volt electric 17.5 Hp brushless AC motor, which is the most powerful on the market.
Most of all we offer a wide variety of custom options for all of our golf carts as well as the option to choose from many custom colors, personal graphics or unique paint schemes that are available at an additional cost.
At Fort Lauderdale Golf Cart Rentals, we’ll help you hit the road in style with a golf cart rental or a purchase!
Points of Interest in Fort Lauderdale
Las Olas Boulevard – With all the unique dining and retail shopping opportunities, including excellent art galleries, museums, and boutiques, Las Olas Boulevard is the spirited heart and soul of Fort Lauderdale.
Wilton Drive – The main shopping and entertainment destination in the center of Wilton Manors, Wilton Drive flaunts a diverse mixture of stores, restaurants, bars, entertainment, and services of every kind.
Fort Lauderdale Beach – Fort Lauderdale Beach is a neighborhood of local businesses that come together to design an energetic, welcoming beach adventure for both visitors and locals, with oceanfront dining, beachside cocktails, and exclusive boutiques.
NSU Art Museum – The NSU Art Museum is widely recognized for its substantial collection of contemporary art, Latin American art, pieces by American realist artist William Glackens, and the European CoBrA group, along with exploratory exhibitions and encouraging programs for everyone.
Holiday Park – Filled with many different activities, such as basketball, pickleball, racquetball, a recreation center, a bridge club, a roller skating and hockey rink, shuffleboard, volleyball, along with athletic fields, a dog park, a fitness center with equipment and gym, picnic tables, and walking and jogging trails.
Museum of Discovery and Science – Home to the only aviation-themed Makerspace, the Museum of Discovery and Science is full of exhilarating and interactive STEM exhibits, fantastic animal encounters, magnificent science spectacles, Discovery Spot for new scientists to investigate quintessential Florida environments, and an outdoor Physics Science Park with the consumable Food Forest.
Historic Stranahan House Museum – The original and most historically momentous remaining residence in Fort Lauderdale, the Historic Stranahan House Museum tells the tale of a family, a home, and the beginnings of a city.
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park – The “Central Park” of Fort Lauderdale, Hugh Taylor Birch State Park is home to many things, including gopher tortoises, and provides boat access from the intracoastal waterway. It also includes inline skating and areas to sit under oak trees to read.
Bonnet House – Bonnet House Museum & Gardens is a love letter to nature, art, and spirit, allowing you to eclipse time and explore the Fort Lauderdale of a hundred years ago as you meander along the trails, rooms, and breezeways where the Bartletts designed their own intimate universe of art.