The National Golf Center at Woodhall Spa has chosen Club Car, a global manufacturer of small-wheel, zero-emission electric cars, to supply its first collection of golf cars.
The Lincolnshire venue has so far not allowed buggies on its two championship courses, Bracken and the recently refurbished Hotchkin, but has introduced 12 Club Car Tempos with lithium-ion batteries and connected technology.
Brad Gould, Managing Director at Woodhall Spa, said: “The new trolleys are an exciting addition and are part of a number of forward-thinking developments here. Previously we only allowed scooters to travel on courses, but the new fleet has lithium-ion batteries, which means the carts are much lighter, resulting in less wear and tear. They also have Visage [Club Car’s Connected technology]which allows us to fully control where they can go and where they cannot go.”
The Woodhall Spa Hotchkin Course is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is carefully managed to restore and conserve biodiversity and natural features.
Gould added: “As a GEO Certified organisation, sustainability is very important to us, so it was important that the new vessel was in line with that. Not only are the carts zero-emission, they are incredibly economical.”
Andy Bourke, Club Car's Regional Sales Manager for the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia, said: “It's very telling that Woodhall Spa has chosen Club Car for its first golf fleet. We are proud to help such a respected place.”
The National Golf Center at Woodhall Spa has one of the best education and performance facilities in Europe, including a 16-bay range with Toptracer technology, a swing analysis room and a strength and conditioning unit.
Club Car supplies many of the world's best golf courses with its range of cars, and is an official supplier of the DP World Tour, the PGA and the St Andrews Links Trust.
The prestigious Club Car golf cart is fully customizable and has many options including paint color, seats, wheels and additional features such as USB ports, club cleaners and Bluetooth speakers.
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