Club Car

Club Car golf cart parts and accessories for Precedent, Onward, Tempo and DS models — batteries and chargers, controllers, exterior and body parts, wheels and tires, seats, lift kits and lighting. Stock here spans roughly $3 for hardware up to about $4,072 for a full lithium battery system, from brands including Eco Battery, GTW, Curtis and MODZ. All parts are new and ship from the US.

Shop Club Car parts by model

Go straight to your platform: Precedent parts, Onward parts, Tempo parts or Club Car DS parts. Body panels, windshields and light kits are platform-specific, so this is the quickest way to see only what fits.

Which Club Car do you have?

Club Car's four common platforms are easy to tell apart once you know what to look for. The DS (1981–2014) has a squarer body and a distinctive front cowl. The Precedent (2004 onward) introduced the rounded body still used today. The Onward (2017 onward) is the modern consumer model, and the Tempo is its fleet-oriented sibling. Body panels, windshields and light kits are platform-specific; wheels, tires and many accessories cross over.

Club Car accessories that make the biggest difference

For most owners the highest-impact upgrades are a wheel-and-tire combo, a lift kit if you want larger tires or more ground clearance, and seat covers or replacement seats that transform a worn interior. Adding a light kit or windshield extends how usable the cart is in the evening and in bad weather.

Batteries, chargers and controllers

Electric Club Cars run either 36V or 48V, and getting this right is essential before buying a charger or battery set. A lithium conversion removes watering and corrosion maintenance and is dramatically lighter than lead-acid. Performance controllers raise speed and torque, but they should be matched to your motor and battery system rather than chosen on peak numbers alone.

Ordering the right part

Club Car changed running gear more often than body styling, so check the model year on each product page. The serial number, usually found under the passenger seat or on the frame, is the reliable way to identify your cart — our buying guides explain how to read it.

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