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Sample rows

10 of the 766 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 172 businesses, 120 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 100.

51 rows (7%) carry one of 2 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Cart Nation with 38. 605 businesses have a name used only once, and 429 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 710 rated businesses is 4.8, and 221 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 536 email addresses, 182 (34%) are role addresses such as info@, 204 (38%) name a person and 150 (28%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this golf cart dealer email list?

The file lists 766 Google Maps businesses in the Golf cart dealer category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a dealership or a lot that sells, rents or services golf carts: new and used electric carts, lifted and custom carts, street-legal low speed vehicles, and in many cases battery and parts counters. One lot with one listing is one row.

Of the rows, 536 carry an email address from the dealer's own website, one address per business. Phones are on 743 rows and websites on 696. The website column is worth using here, since dealers show their inventory and brands online, and that tells you what they sell before you write.

There is one category, Golf cart dealer, on every row.

How can you segment the file?

Work in Excel or Sheets on the CSV columns. With one category in the file, you segment by region, by business name and by address type.

Region matters more for golf carts than for most trades. Retirement communities, resort towns, coastal islands and golf communities drive demand, so a state filter for Florida or Arizona and a city filter for a coastal town cut the list down to your market.

The business name column shows who is a pure cart seller and who is something broader. Names with custom, lifted, street legal, EV or low speed point to carts as the main product. Names with powersports, motors, marine or outdoor suggest a dealership that sells carts next to boats, ATVs or mowers. Names with a brand such as a cart maker may signal a franchised dealer. All of that is a hint to check on the site.

• State and city: retirement communities, resort towns and island markets.
• Name keywords: custom, lifted, EV, street legal, powersports, marine.
• Email type: 204 named-person addresses, 182 role addresses and 150 on free-mail domains.
• Website: look at inventory pages to see new, used or rental focus.

Who buys a golf cart dealer email list?

Makers and suppliers of cart parts and accessories are the largest buyer group. Lithium battery makers and lead-acid battery distributors sell to dealers who convert or repair carts. Suppliers of lift kits, wheels, tires, seats, lights, body kits and enclosures pitch aftermarket lines. Charger and controller makers sell service parts. Used cart wholesalers and fleet liquidators look for dealers who buy inventory.

Dealer services form another group. Floor plan lenders and consumer finance companies that offer cart loans want dealers who sell on credit. Dealer management software, website and inventory listing vendors, and insurers for dealer lots and rental fleets also write to this audience. Trailer and transport companies pitch delivery of carts between states.

How do you run outreach to golf cart dealers?

Start with the mix of addresses. The file has 204 named-person addresses, 182 role addresses such as sales@ or parts@, and 150 on free mail domains. A lot of golf cart dealers are family-owned, and a named or free mail address often reaches the owner. A role address may land with the parts counter or the sales desk, so say clearly whether your message is about parts, financing or inventory.

Dealers sell on weekends and at lunchtime, and the owner is often on the lot. Reach them early in the week with a message that is easy to read on a phone. Put the product, the dealer price or margin, and the lead time in the first lines.

Match your pitch to the lot. A lithium battery seller should mention conversion kits for specific cart models. A lender should mention approval time and the cart price range. A parts supplier should say which brands the parts fit. Use the dealer's website to see which brands they carry and name one.

Demand rises in winter in the sunbelt and in spring in cooler states, so time your approach before those peaks. Send in small groups and watch bounces.

What email rules apply when you contact dealers?

CAN-SPAM requires your commercial email to a dealership to show a valid postal address for your company and a working opt-out. If a dealer principal asks you to stop mailing, remove the address from every list you use.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida leads by a wide margin with 172 listings and 120 emails. Texas has 100 and 70, California 82 and 57, Arizona 52 and 36. North Carolina and South Carolina each have 33 listings and 23 emails, Georgia has 32 and 22, Nevada 21 and 15, Ohio 16 and 11, and Tennessee 15 and 10.

The city with the most listings is Miami at 20, followed by Fort Lauderdale at 16 and Las Vegas at 12. Port St. Lucie, Tampa and Melbourne have 10 each, St. Petersburg, Charleston and Galveston have 9 each, and Mesa has 8.

A battery or parts supplier with a regional warehouse in Florida can cover much of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts from a few cities. A seller that ships by freight can start with Florida and Texas, then add Arizona.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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