Cruising around in your golf cart is always more fun with your favorite tunes playing in the background. Whether you're heading out on the course, rolling around your neighborhood, or tailgating at a local event, adding a Bluetooth speaker system can really upgrade your ride. But with so many options out there, how do you choose the right sound system - and where do you even put it?

Let's break down what to look for and how to install Bluetooth speakers in your golf cart the right way.

Why Add a Sound System to Your Golf Cart?

Adding a sound system to your golf cart isn't just about blasting music (although that's definitely part of the fun). It's also about creating a vibe. Whether you're out for a sunset cruise or entertaining friends at the campground, great sound adds a whole new level of enjoyment.

And with today's Bluetooth technology, it's easier than ever to stream music from your phone without any messy wires.

What to Look for in a Golf Cart Bluetooth Sound System

Durability Matters

Florida weather can be tough on electronics. Between the sun, humidity, and the occasional downpour, you'll want a speaker system that's weather-resistant. Look for marine-grade Bluetooth speakers that can handle moisure and UV rays without cracking or fading.

Power & Sound Quality

You don't need concert-level volume, but you do want clear sound that cuts through wind and road noise. Consider a powered Bluetooth soundbar or a set of two-way speakers with built-in amps. These deliver solid sound without needing a complicated setup.

Placement Options

A popular mounting spot is under the roof, where a soundbar can be easily installed and protected from the elements. Some setups mount speakers into the dash or the rear seat area. The best placement depends on your cart's layout and whether you want front-facing sound, all-around audio, or a more subtle install.

Battery Draw

Make sure your speaker system won't drain your golf cart's battery too quickly. If you're adding a powerful sound system, it might be worth talking to the team at Performance Golf Cart about upgrading your battery setup or adding a separate accessory battery.

How to Install a Bluetooth Sound System

If you're handy with basic tools, many Bluetooth soundbars are easy to install yourself. Most clamp onto your cart's roof supports or dash with simple brackets. They connect directly to your battery or 12V accessory line, and then you're ready to pair your phone and go.

That said, a clean and professional install can make a big difference. At Performance Golf Carts, we can help you pick the right system, handle the wiring, and make sure everything looks and sounds just right.

Let Performance Golf Carts Help You Ride in Style

Whether you're looking for a subtle setup or a full-blown sound system, we've got options to match your cart and your style. From waterproof speakers to hidden amps and custom installs, we'll make sure your cart sounds as good as it looks.

Come see us, and let's crank up the good times - one ride at a time.