If you can ride a bicycle, you can ride the Fat Tire Golf Scooter.
Extremely Fun and Easy to Ride
If you can ride a bicycle, you can ride the Fat Tire Golf Scooter. No license or registration required (check local laws). Ride to the course, play a round of course, and ride back home. If your course allows personal golf carts, then why not take the Fat Tire Golf Scooter and add a little more fun to your round!
• Easy to Ride
• Over 25-mile range*
• Ride it to the course**
• Charges with std. 110v
• 25 mph top speed
• Lights, mirrors, signals
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