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Club Car Weekly Check

by Paul Thompson, from the Community

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This Club Car weekly check template helps operators inspect golf carts and utility buggies for safe operation. It covers exterior condition, wheels and tires, sharp edges, steering wheel, pedals, controls and levers, lights, and seat integrity. The engine bay section includes oil level, fuel sufficiency, cable condition, and cleanliness. Use the assessor details, driver selection, and sign off to record accountability and keep carts reliable for daily use across courses, resorts, campuses, and facilities.

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