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Your Guide to Golf Cart Safety
10 Golf Cart Safety Tips for Campers
Exploring the resort or golf course in a golf cart is a fun way to stay active and enjoy your surroundings. At Sun Outdoors Resorts, many locations offer convenient golf cart rentals. To ensure you have a safe experience, we've compiled this essential golf cart safety guide. Here are our top 10 tips:
1. Always Wear Your Seat Belt
Golf carts come equipped with seat belts for a reason. Always buckle up to stay secure when navigating turns, hills, or in case of an accident.
2. Avoid Distractions
Stay focused on the road ahead. Avoid texting, phone calls, or engaging in distracting conversations with passengers while driving.
3. Stick to the Available Seats
Overloading your golf cart increases the risk of accidents and can damage the cart. Ensure all passengers have a designated seat to maintain safety.
4. Keep Your Limbs Inside the Cart
For safety, always keep your arms, legs, and feet inside the golf cart, unless signaling a turn.
5. Use Your Hands to Signal Turns
The turn signals on golf carts can be hard to see. Always use hand signals to indicate your turns to other drivers and pedestrians.
6. Slow Down
The safest speed for driving a golf cart is similar to a brisk walk. Take turns slowly and drive straight up or down hills to minimize rollover risks.
7. Take the Keys
Always take the keys with you when you leave your golf cart. This prevents unauthorized use by others.
8. Use the Parking Brake
Just like cars, golf carts can roll if the parking brake isn't set. Always engage the parking brake when you park.
9. Never Drink and Drive
It's crucial to remember that golf carts are subject to the same rules as cars. Never operate a golf cart under the influence of alcohol.
10. Watch the Weather
Keep an eye on the weather while driving. Even if the top protects you from rain, golf carts are still vulnerable to lightning strikes.
Enjoy a Safe Golf Cart Experience
Next time you rent a golf cart, follow these golf cart safety tips for a smooth and enjoyable ride. If you found this guide helpful, please share it on social media to inform your friends!
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