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link to How to Paint, Remove & Restore a Golf Cart Body (STEPS)

How to Paint, Remove & Restore a Golf Cart Body (STEPS)

  What is a Golf Cart Body made of? The body of a golf cart is primarily made of sheet steel, fiberglass or sheet aluminum. The frame is generally made of steel while tires, foam seat cushions and...

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link to How to Upgrade Golf Cart Speed (Chip, Magnet, Code 2,3,4,5)

How to Upgrade Golf Cart Speed (Chip, Magnet, Code 2,3,4,5)

  How to Make your Golf Cart Go Faster The best way to make your golf cart go faster is by upgrading to larger tires, increasing the RPM, or by using speed chips and magnets. Most golf carts...

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link to How to Fix a Golf Cart Starter Generator (Weak/Not Charging)

How to Fix a Golf Cart Starter Generator (Weak/Not Charging)

  Why Your Golf Cart Starter Generator is Not Charging If your starter generator is not charging properly, it may be that the solenoid, voltage regulator or brushes are faulty. If you’ve ensured...

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link to Why You Can’t Hit Your Hybrid (and How to Hit Them Better!)

Why You Can’t Hit Your Hybrid (and How to Hit Them Better!)

  Why Do So Many People Struggle to Hit Hybrids? There are quite a few reasons why so many people struggle to hit hybrids. Some common reasons are given below. Some golfers often play with...

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link to What Happens when an Iron Shaft is Too (Stiff, Heavy, Firm)

What Happens when an Iron Shaft is Too (Stiff, Heavy, Firm)

  How to Tell if your Iron Shafts are Too Stiff If your irons shaft is too stiff, it will negatively impact your game. Signs that a iron shaft is too stiff is when your golf club feels too heavy,...

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link to How to Fix a Golf Cart with Low or No Compression (STEPS)

How to Fix a Golf Cart with Low or No Compression (STEPS)

  How Much Compression Should your Golf Cart Have?  You can get a good feel about your engine’s condition by checking its compression. The vast majority of gas engines should have a compression...

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Hi there. My name is Ernie Lo and I'm an avid golf fan! I have been enjoying golf for 15 years and love sharing my tips and knowledge of the game with everyone.

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