Enclosures and windshields fit by make, model and roof length, such as standard two-seat roofs and extended roofs for rear-seat carts, so measure before ordering. Track-style enclosures slide open and look tidy; over-the-top covers are cheaper and quicker to fit. Polycarbonate windshields resist impacts better than acrylic. Rear flip seat kits add seating but shift weight, so check your cart's capacity.
Enclosures, windshields and seats turn a golf cart into a year-round runabout. Fit is everything.
Measure first
| Measure | Why |
|---|---|
| Make, model, year | Mounting points differ |
| Roof length | Standard vs extended |
| Strut style | Affects enclosure attachment |
Enclosures
| Type | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Track style | Tidy, opens easily, stays on | Higher price, installation |
| Over-the-top | Quick, affordable | Less fitted |
Look for marine-grade vinyl, clear windows that resist yellowing, and zippers that can be opened from inside.
Windshields
| Material | Notes |
|---|---|
| Polycarbonate | Impact resistant |
| Acrylic | Clear, more brittle |
| Tinted | Reduces glare |
| Folding | Ventilation |
Street-legal LSVs need approved windshield glazing; see LSV requirements.
Rear seats
Rear flip seat kits add passenger seating or a cargo deck. They change weight distribution, so keep within rated capacity.
Browse seats and enclosures.
Common questions
How do I know which enclosure fits my golf cart?
Match make, model, year and roof length. Measure the roof from front to back.
Acrylic or polycarbonate windshield?
Polycarbonate is more impact resistant; acrylic is clearer and cheaper but can crack.
Are folding windshields good?
They let you open airflow on warm days. Check the hinge quality and that it stays put when driving.
Does a rear seat kit affect my cart?
It adds weight and passengers at the back. Stay within the cart's rated capacity and consider rear suspension upgrades.