Golf cart dealers and rentals in Land O' Lakes, Florida

Golf cart dealers on Land O' Lakes Boulevard

Discovery Golf Cars at 3904 Land O' Lakes Blvd carries new models from EZGO, ICON, Evolution, and Epic, and the site specifically calls out lithium-battery and street-legal LSV options. In-house financing and a parts department are available, and the dealership also operates a second location in Clearwater. Typical prices for a new basic four-seater run about $8,000–$12,000; lifted or six-seat models typically reach $12,000–$18,000; and a street-legal LSV generally falls in the $18,000–$35,000 range.

Golf Cars of Tampa Bay at 4134 Land O' Lakes Blvd handles new, used, and custom builds alongside service and repair. The business also offers rentals with pickup and delivery, which is useful if you need a cart for a community event or short-term stay. Used and refurbished carts from dealers in this area typically run $4,500–$9,000, and the shop's custom-build capability means you can spec out colors, lift kits, and accessories rather than buying off the lot.

Both businesses are within a half-mile of each other on the same boulevard, making it straightforward to compare inventory and pricing in a single trip. If you want to expand your search, nearby towns add more options: Lutz has Good Guys Golf Carts for sales and repairs, Wesley Chapel has Shaffer's American Custom Golf Carts and Velocity Custom Golf Cars for custom builds, and Odessa has Slater Golf Carts.

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Where you can drive a golf cart in Land O' Lakes

Land O' Lakes operates under Pasco County rules, which designate specific streets where golf carts may travel. In practice, this means cart use is most common inside planned communities and subdivisions that have their own internal road networks. Before you take a cart onto a public road, confirm with Pasco County which streets are designated — driving on a non-designated road can result in a citation even if the speed limit looks low.

Florida law allows a standard golf cart only on locally designated streets, generally those posted at 30 mph or less, and only between sunrise and sunset. A titled and insured low-speed vehicle (LSV) follows different rules: it can travel on any road posted 35 mph or less at any hour, because it meets federal safety standards with headlights, seat belts, and a VIN. If you plan to cross busy arterials or drive after dark, an LSV conversion or a purpose-built LSV is worth the extra cost.

Since October 2023, Florida requires anyone under 18 to hold at least a learner's permit to operate a golf cart on a public road. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID. Neither rule applies to private property or internal community roads, but it is worth knowing before a teenager takes the cart out for a neighborhood errand.

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Renting a golf cart in Land O' Lakes

Golf Cars of Tampa Bay lists rentals with pickup and delivery on its website, which makes short-term use practical if you are hosting a community event, a tournament, or a family gathering where a cart would be handy. Discovery Golf Cars also lists rentals through its website. Typical Florida rental rates for a six-seat cart run about $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week during the busy season — confirm current pricing directly with the dealer, as rates shift with demand.

If neither local shop has availability for your dates, the Florida golf cart rental guide covers options across the state. Dealers in Lutz and Wesley Chapel are also close enough to Land O' Lakes to be worth a call if you need a specific style or size.

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Service, batteries, and keeping your cart running

Central Florida heat is hard on lead-acid batteries. Near the coast and in humid inland areas like Land O' Lakes, a lead-acid pack typically lasts three to four years before capacity drops noticeably. A replacement pack runs about $900–$1,800. Lithium batteries last eight to ten years and handle heat better, but a conversion typically costs $2,000–$4,500 depending on the cart and pack size. Discovery Golf Cars highlights lithium options in its inventory, and Golf Cars of Tampa Bay's service department can handle repairs.

Routine annual service — cleaning, charging-system check, tire pressure, brake inspection — typically runs $150–$300 at a Florida dealer. Controller or motor repairs are more involved, usually $300–$900. If your cart needs work and you want a second opinion or a specialist, Good Guys Golf Carts in Lutz has a dedicated service and parts department a short drive south on US-41.

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