Golf cart customization is fun, especially since you can do a lot of it yourself. My golf cart has been my preferred way to get around for years. I won’t say I have all the latest and greatest upgrades but even small tweaks have made a big difference. If you own a golf cart and want to start making it the perfect ride for you, here are 10 ways to customize it.

Golf Cart Underglow Light Kit

Sometimes, we see a golf cart in our neighborhood and my kids say, “That’s a party cart.” A “party cart” essentially means a golf cart with an underglow light kit. Are they wrong?

The Universal Fit Golf Cart LED Light Kit has 256 lighting modes and a music sync feature. It is designed to work with a 12V-65V battery input and fits a wide range of golf carts including E-Z-GO, Club Car and Yamaha. It comes with a wireless remote.

Red Amber LED Stop/Turn/Signals Brake Light

The Upgraded Golf Cart Tailgate Light Strip adds extra visibility and style to your cart with bright running lights, sequential turn signals and brake lighting. Designed for easy installation with a clear wiring setup and IP67 waterproof rating, it’s a great way to enhance safety and make your golf cart stand out.

Universal Golf Cart Trailer Hitch

The Golf Cart Trailer Hitch with a two-inch receiver makes it easy to tow small trailers, haul gear or attach accessories to your cart. Whether moving yard equipment, bringing extra supplies to the course or adding a cargo carrier, the trailer hitch is a worthwhile customization. It’s designed to fit most Club Car, E-Z-GO and Yamaha models and installs easily so you can put your cart to work when needed.

We’re seeking three dedicated golfers to test and provide feedback on the latest TaylorMade P-790 irons. This is an opportunity to evaluate the performance claims of these renowned clubs and share your insights with the MyGolfSpy Forum community.​

About the TaylorMade P-790 irons

The P-790 irons have been a staple in the player’s distance category, known for blending distance, forgiveness and a sleek design. The latest iteration introduces several potential enhancements:

New 4340M Forged Face: This material is 20 percent stronger than previous versions, allowing for a thinner face that delivers increased ball speed. Additionally, it expands the sweet spot by 24 percent, aiming to provide more consistent performance across the face.
FLTD CG (Flighted Center of Gravity): By strategically placing up to 40 grams of tungsten, these irons are designed to offer higher-launching long irons and more controlled trajectories in the scoring clubs.
Refined aesthetics: The latest P-790 features a thinner topline and improved sole geometry for better turf interaction, enhancing the overall look and playability.

Will these changes and enhancements result in an overall package that is far and away better than the previous version? 

Tester responsibilities

Selected testers will be expected to:

Conduct comprehensive testing: Evaluate the P-790 irons on various aspects including distance, forgiveness, feel and overall performance.​
Engage with the community: Share your testing experiences, insights and any fitting adjustments in the MyGolfSpy Forum, fostering discussions and aiding fellow golfers in understanding the nuances of these irons.​
Provide honest feedback: Offer unbiased opinions to help fellow golfers make informed decisions.​

Sign Up Here!

Open to all Forum members worldwide.Registration ends March 31. Testers to be announced on the MyGolfSpy Forum

Note: Applicants must be registered MyGolfSpy Forum members to be considered for testing.

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We recently analyzed the equipment used by the PGA Tour’s longest drivers so it’s time to turn our attention to the most accurate – those who hit the most fairways. While I always find numbers and data interesting, PGA Tour stats rarely reveal something this telling. One brand dominates fairway finders with 40 percent of the top players using it. Even more interesting is that the trade-off between distance and accuracy reinforces a trend we’ve seen in our own Best Golf Driver testing for years.

PGA Tour Professionals with highest fairways hit percentage

This data is accurate as of March 2025 and it shows that only seven players on the PGA Tour hit the fairway more than 70 percent of the time. Takumi Kanaya, hits more than 80 percent! For reference, an average 15-handicap golfer hits the fairway about 48 percent of the time.

Player Name	Fairways Hit %	Driver Used
Takumi Kanaya	81.31%	PING G410
Ben Kohles	74.43%	Titleist TSR3
Lucas Glover	72.29%	Srixon ZXi
Collin Morikawa	71.73%	TaylorMade Qi35 LS
Brice Garnett	71.48%	Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond
John Pak	70.59%	TaylorMade Qi35 LS
Aaron Rai	70.29%	TaylorMade M6
Victor Perez	69.10%	PING G440 LST
Matteo Manassero	68.24%	Titleist GT3
Paul Peterson	68.12%	PING G430 LST
Max McGreevy	67.59%	Srixon ZX5 Mk II
Sepp Straka	67.33%	Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Triple Diamond
Rico Hoey	66.28%	PING G440 LST
Russell Henley	66.16%	PING G430 LST
Daniel Berger	66.09%	PING G430 LST
Matt McCarty	65.97%	Titleist TSi2
Sungjae Im	65.73%	PING G440 LST
Corey Conners	65.57%	PING G440 LST
Brandt Snedeker	65.24%	Titleist TSR2
Andrew Putnam	65.12%	Srixon ZX5 Mk II LS

What we learned

The best way to find a driver that fits your game and gets your tee shot in the fairway is to go for a proper fitting. Chances are your swing speed won’t match most of the players on this list. However, it’s interesting to know which brands/specific models help golfers hit the most accurate drives.

Drivers by brand

Eight of the top 20 golfers leading the Tour’s fairways hit percentage have a PING driver. The next most popular was the Titleist with four golfers.

Drivers by specific model

The PING G440 LST was the most popular model. This lower-spinning PING is typically designed for players with higher swing speeds who want to control their ball flight. Three players use the PING G430 LST.