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Golf carts in Port St. Lucie: dealers, sales, and where you can drive
Port St. Lucie has 10 golf cart businesses covering new and used sales, custom builds, lithium battery conversions, and street-legal LSVs. This page covers what each business offers, what carts typically cost on the Treasure Coast, and where Florida law allows you to drive in the city's master-planned communities.
Local golf cart context
Port St. Lucie is one of Florida's fastest-growing cities. Golf cart use is concentrated in master-planned communities including Tradition, PGA Village, St. Lucie West, and The Vineyards, each with internal cart-path networks. City and St. Lucie County rules permit cart use on approved streets; LSVs registered under Florida law can operate on approved 35 mph roads.
- Tradition alone has over 8,000 homes with an extensive internal cart-path network.
- PGA Village combines golf-course cart use with residential cart-friendly streets.
- Port St. Lucie's population more than doubled in the last 20 years, driving a large 55+ cart market.
- Popular cart communities
- Tradition, PGA Village, St. Lucie West, The Vineyards, Verano
- Climate & batteries
- Treasure Coast salt and humidity reduce lead-acid battery life; lithium is preferred.
- Nearby markets on this directory
- Fort Pierce · Stuart · Jensen Beach · Palm City
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Port St. Lucie has grown into one of Florida's largest cities, and its master-planned neighborhoods have made golf carts a practical second vehicle for thousands of residents. Communities such as Tradition, PGA Village, St. Lucie West, and The Vineyards each maintain internal cart-path networks, and St. Lucie County permits cart use on approved streets beyond those paths. With ten businesses listed here — ranging from multi-brand dealerships to a specialist lithium conversion shop — buyers and owners have more local options than most Treasure Coast cities can offer.
The coastal climate matters when you are choosing a cart or planning maintenance. Treasure Coast salt air and humidity are hard on lead-acid batteries, which typically last three to four years here compared with about four years further inland. Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) packs last eight to ten years and are increasingly the default choice for Port St. Lucie owners. Several dealers in the city stock lithium-equipped carts new, and at least one shop specializes in converting existing carts to lithium on the spot.
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AAA Golf cart and Transport LLC
505 Ruby Ct, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34984
AAA Golf Cart and Transport LLC on Ruby Court describes itself as a family-run, father-and-son business focused on pre-owned and custom carts with an emphasis on personalized service; the site also lists transport as a core offering.
ACE of Carts
12431 SW Community Blvd, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34987
ACE of Carts on SW Community Boulevard is part of a multi-location Florida chain carrying Club Car, Yamaha, ICON, Denago, and Epic; the site lists new and used inventory, financing, trade-ins, fleet service, and rentals.
ACE of Carts Outlet
10396 SW Discovery Wy, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34987
ACE of Carts Outlet on SW Discovery Way is the Tradition-area outlet location of the same ACE of Carts chain, opened to serve the Tradition community with used inventory alongside the main store's full lineup.
Beachside Golf Cars - Port St. Lucie
2760 Brigantine Pl, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34953
Beachside Golf Cars on Brigantine Place is part of a nationwide multi-showroom network and offers new, used, and custom carts with financing, rent-to-own, commercial and fleet rentals, parts, and service; the site indicates the location is open Sundays.
(772) 236-2233 beachsidegolfcars.com Details & text this dealer
Cart Nation
8569 S U.S. Hwy 1, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34952
Cart Nation on S U.S. Highway 1 operates under the Golfcarts.com brand and sells factory-direct electric carts in multiple series — including performance, hunting, and golf-focused builds — with lithium battery options, financing, and pre-owned inventory; the site indicates the location is open Sundays.
CUSTOM CART CONNECTION (Golf Carts)
464 NW Peacock Blvd #116-117, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34986
Custom Cart Connection on NW Peacock Boulevard carries E-Z-GO, Club Car, Yamaha, ICON, Epic, and Honor LSVs and handles custom builds, lifted carts, street-legal conversions, trade-ins, financing, and service from its Port St. Lucie showroom.
GolfPro Carts
593 SW Biltmore St, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34983
GolfPro Carts on SW Biltmore Street was unreachable when the site was last checked; call ahead to confirm current inventory and hours before visiting.
Scotts Golf Carts
10190 SW Vlg Pkwy suite 104, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34987
Scotts Golf Carts on SW Village Parkway in the 34987 ZIP was unreachable when the site was last checked; call ahead to confirm availability and services.
(772) 408-0300 scottsgolfcartstradition.com Details & text this dealer
Tiki EV- "Lithium Batteries, Golf Carts and E-Bikes."
2131 SW Conant Ave, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34953
Tiki EV on SW Conant Avenue specializes in professional lithium battery conversions starting at $2,499 installed, using LiFePO4 chemistry; the site also lists golf cart and e-bike sales and indicates the business is open Sundays.
Wildar Golf Carts and Trailers
11958 SW Tom Mackie Blvd Suite 110, Port St. Lucie, Florida, 34987
Wildar Golf Carts and Trailers on SW Tom Mackie Boulevard in Tradition carries E-Z-GO, Tomberlin, and street-legal LSVs alongside cargo trailers, and offers pre-owned and off-lease inventory, custom builds, mobile service, parts, and LSV conversion eligibility checks.
(772) 223-3320 golfcartsandtrailers.com Details & text this dealer
Buying a new or used golf cart in Port St. Lucie
Port St. Lucie has a wide spread of buying options, from large multi-brand showrooms to smaller family operations. A new basic 4-seat electric cart typically runs $8,000–$12,000; a 6-seat or lifted model is typically $12,000–$18,000. If budget is a priority, dealer-reconditioned used carts typically start around $4,500–$9,000, and off-lease fleet carts can be found from about $3,000. Several dealers — including ACE of Carts, Beachside Golf Cars, and Custom Cart Connection — offer financing and trade-in programs, which can reduce the out-of-pocket cost on a new purchase.
ACE of Carts runs two locations in the 34987 ZIP: the main store on SW Community Boulevard and the Tradition outlet on SW Discovery Way. Both share the same inventory system covering Club Car, Yamaha, ICON, Denago, and Epic. Wildar Golf Carts and Trailers on SW Tom Mackie Boulevard in Tradition focuses on E-Z-GO and Tomberlin and also stocks pre-owned and off-lease units. Custom Cart Connection on NW Peacock Boulevard carries a broad brand lineup that includes Honor LSVs alongside standard carts. Beachside Golf Cars on Brigantine Place and Cart Nation on S U.S. Highway 1 round out the new-cart options with factory-direct and multi-series electric lineups.
AAA Golf Cart and Transport LLC on Ruby Court takes a more boutique approach, focusing on pre-owned and custom units with a family-run service model. For buyers who want to see a cart in person before committing, calling ahead is worthwhile — GolfPro Carts on SW Biltmore Street and Scotts Golf Carts on SW Village Parkway both had unreachable websites when last checked, so confirming current stock and hours by phone is the safest first step.
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Custom builds and street-legal LSV conversions
Several Port St. Lucie dealers go beyond off-the-shelf sales. Custom Cart Connection on NW Peacock Boulevard handles lifted builds, custom configurations, and LSV conversions, and its site lists a build-your-own tool alongside standard inventory. Wildar Golf Carts and Trailers in Tradition offers custom carts and includes an LSV conversion eligibility check on its site — useful if you already own a cart and want to know whether it qualifies for street-legal status under Florida law.
An LSV conversion typically costs $2,500–$5,000 and requires adding specific safety equipment (mirrors, seatbelts, headlights, turn signals, and a VIN-based title) so the vehicle can legally operate on roads posted at 35 mph or less. A purpose-built street-legal LSV purchased new typically runs $18,000–$35,000. Beachside Golf Cars and ACE of Carts both list street-legal inventory on their sites. If you are comparing a conversion against buying new, Wildar's eligibility check is a practical starting point before spending money on parts.
For lifted or cosmetically customized carts, AAA Golf Cart and Transport LLC on Ruby Court lists custom work among its services. Lifted carts with larger tires and upgraded suspension are popular in Tradition and PGA Village, where cart paths can be rougher than a standard golf course. Prices for lifted 6-seaters typically fall in the $12,000–$18,000 range new, though a lift kit added to an existing cart is considerably less.
Lithium battery upgrades and conversions
Tiki EV on SW Conant Avenue is the most specialized battery shop in the city, advertising professional lithium conversions starting at $2,499 installed using LiFePO4 chemistry. That price aligns with the typical Florida range of $2,000–$4,500 for a lithium conversion. The shop also sells golf carts and e-bikes and is open Sundays. For owners of older lead-acid carts who want to extend the vehicle's life without buying new, a lithium swap is often the most cost-effective path — especially given the Treasure Coast's salt air, which shortens lead-acid pack life to roughly three to four years.
A replacement lead-acid pack typically costs $900–$1,800 in parts alone, so the math on lithium improves quickly when you factor in the eight-to-ten-year lifespan and lower maintenance. Lithium packs also charge faster, hold a charge longer between uses, and add less weight — relevant if your cart is already at the upper end of its payload. Cart Nation on S U.S. Highway 1 and Beachside Golf Cars on Brigantine Place both list lithium-equipped new carts, so buyers who want lithium from the start do not need to convert.
Several other dealers — including Custom Cart Connection and Wildar — list batteries among their services or parts inventory. If you are unsure whether your existing cart is a good conversion candidate, Tiki EV's site includes a quote form that asks for voltage (36V or 48V), which is the first technical question any conversion shop will need answered.
Where you can drive a golf cart in Port St. Lucie
Golf cart use in Port St. Lucie is concentrated in master-planned communities. Tradition, PGA Village, St. Lucie West, and The Vineyards each have internal cart-path networks, and many residents use carts to reach amenities, shops, and neighbors without touching a public road. Beyond those paths, St. Lucie County permits golf carts on approved streets — generally roads posted at 30 mph or less, during daylight hours (sunrise to sunset). Carts must be equipped with the basic safety equipment required under Florida law.
A standard golf cart and a street-legal Low Speed Vehicle (LSV) are treated differently under Florida law. A golf cart can only use locally designated streets; an LSV that is titled, registered, and insured as a motor vehicle can operate on any road posted at 35 mph or less. If you plan to cross a 35 mph arterial to reach a shopping center or another community, an LSV registration is the legal path. Wildar's site includes a conversion eligibility check, and Custom Cart Connection lists LSV models for sale.
Since October 2023, Florida law requires anyone under 18 to hold at least a learner's permit to operate a golf cart on public roads or designated cart paths that cross public roads. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID. These rules apply on the public portions of cart routes in Tradition and St. Lucie West, so it is worth reviewing the full state law before letting a teenager take the wheel outside private community property.
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Port St. Lucie golf cart questions, answered
Where can I find used golf carts for sale in Port St. Lucie?
Several dealers carry pre-owned inventory locally. ACE of Carts has two locations in the 34987 ZIP, Wildar Golf Carts and Trailers in Tradition stocks off-lease and trade-in units, and AAA Golf Cart and Transport on Ruby Court focuses on pre-owned and custom carts. Dealer-reconditioned used carts typically run $4,500–$9,000; off-lease fleet units can start around $3,000.
What does a lithium golf cart battery conversion cost in Port St. Lucie?
Tiki EV on SW Conant Avenue advertises lithium conversions starting at $2,499 installed. The broader Florida range for a lithium conversion is $2,000–$4,500 depending on voltage and pack size. Lithium packs last eight to ten years, compared with three to four years for lead-acid in the Treasure Coast's salt-air climate.
Can I drive a golf cart on the streets in Tradition or St. Lucie West?
Both communities have internal cart-path networks, and St. Lucie County permits cart use on approved public streets generally posted at 30 mph or less, during daylight hours. To cross or use roads posted at 35 mph, you need a titled and insured LSV. Since October 2023, drivers under 18 need at least a learner's permit; drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID.
Which Port St. Lucie dealers sell street-legal golf carts?
Custom Cart Connection on NW Peacock Boulevard, Wildar Golf Carts and Trailers in Tradition, ACE of Carts, and Beachside Golf Cars all list street-legal LSV inventory or conversion services. Purpose-built LSVs typically cost $18,000–$35,000 new; converting an existing cart runs $2,500–$5,000.
Do any Port St. Lucie golf cart dealers offer financing?
Yes. ACE of Carts, Beachside Golf Cars, Custom Cart Connection, and Wildar Golf Carts and Trailers all list financing on their websites. Several also accept trade-ins, which can reduce the financed amount on a new purchase.
How much does a new 4-seat golf cart cost in Port St. Lucie?
A new basic 4-seat electric cart typically runs $8,000–$12,000 from a Florida dealer. A 6-seat or lifted model is typically $12,000–$18,000. Factory-direct brands like those sold through Cart Nation on S U.S. Highway 1 can sometimes come in at the lower end of those ranges.
Are there golf cart dealers open on Sundays in Port St. Lucie?
Beachside Golf Cars on Brigantine Place and Cart Nation on S U.S. Highway 1 both indicate Sunday hours on their websites. Tiki EV on SW Conant Avenue also lists Sunday availability. Always call ahead to confirm, as hours can change seasonally.
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