The 90 degree rule of the cart. This rule requires the cart to drive mainly on the lane, and after reaching the position flush with the ball landing point, it can turn 90 degrees at right angles, cross the fairway and drive directly to the ball position. After players hit the ball, drive the cart back to the fairway and continue to drive forward. The implementation of the 90 degree rule can not only allow players to drive to the ball position, but also minimize the damage to the fairway grass.

Do not store in a state of power shortage. The state of power shortage refers to that the batteries of electric golf cart, electric sightseeing car and electric dining car are not charged in time after use, which is prone to sulfation. Lead sulfate crystals attach to the electrode plate, blocking the electric ion channel, causing insufficient charging and battery capacity decline. The longer the power loss state is idle, the more seriously the battery is damaged. When the battery is idle, it should be charged once a month, which can extend the service life of the battery.