This guide compiles the golf cart laws and regulations from each state in the United States. Simply click the link below to view the specific laws for your state.
We’ve put together a comprehensive guide covering the golf cart laws for all 50 states in the U.S. Each state’s section provides detailed information on the legal requirements for golf carts in your area. However, we recommend that you conduct your own research and consult local municipal authorities. Whether you’ve already purchased a golf cart or are planning to buy one, this resource is invaluable for finding the specific golf cart laws in your state.
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Hidden midway along the twisting Iron Mountain Road in South Dakota’s Black Hills National Forest, Iron Mountain Picnic Area delivers shaded pine groves, basic amenities, and direct trail access for a quiet seasonal pause between Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park.
Located on the scenic shores of Medicine Lake in Plymouth, Moraine Picnic Area offers generous space for up to 200 guests, complete with covered shelters, large grills, and nearby restrooms.
Elevated atop Morgan Hill overlooking the Lehigh Valley, Easton skyline, and Delaware River, Morgan Hill Golf Course delivers a thrilling championship round blending significant elevation shifts, thoughtful hazards, and forgiving fairways in a visually stunning setting that has garnered state and national recognition.
Mirror Lake, a seasonal gem in Yosemite Valley, draws visitors with its calm waters reflecting the towering Half Dome.
Nestled along the San Luis Rey Valley in Oceanside, California, Oceanside Golf Course delivers an accessible 18-hole executive layout with breathtaking hillside views and native habitats.
Surrounded by lush Pacific Northwest forest just north of Seattle, Nile Shrine Golf Course provides a relaxing executive layout perfect for quick rounds, beginners, families, and anyone seeking fun, forgiving golf in a picturesque setting managed by the Nile Shriners organization.
