Golf Buggies for Sports Clubs, Padel & Tennis Clubs
Key takeaways
- Sports, padel, tennis and country clubs with large grounds use electric buggies for members, coaches, staff and equipment.
- The four-seat Zycar E2+2 (€8,495) suits moving members and guests; the two-seat E2 (€7,995) suits groundskeeping and maintenance.
- Both have a 60–80 km range, a 28 km/h top speed and hydraulic 4-wheel disc brakes.
- Quiet electric drive won't disturb matches or lessons.
- They are utility buggies for private club grounds, not public roads.
Spain has seen padel become one of its most popular sports, and many clubs now combine padel and tennis courts, pools, gyms and restaurants across large grounds. Electric utility buggies help these clubs move members, coaches, staff and equipment between the car park, courts and clubhouse quickly and quietly, without disturbing play.
This guide covers how clubs use buggies and which model suits each job. See our golf buggies collection.
How do sports clubs use buggies?
- Member and guest transfers: from a distant car park to the courts or clubhouse.
- Accessibility: helping older members and visitors with limited mobility around the grounds.
- Coaching: moving coaches, balls, baskets and equipment between courts.
- Groundskeeping and maintenance: court cleaning, lighting checks and garden care.
- Events and tournaments: moving players, officials and VIP guests on busy days.
Which model suits your club?
| Use | Model | Price (incl. IVA) |
|---|---|---|
| Members, guests, tournament transfers | Zycar E2+2 (4 seats) | €8,495 |
| Groundskeeping, coaching kit, maintenance | Zycar E2 (2 seats) | €7,995 |
| Staff errands on public roads | Zycar Z2, R2 or Z4 (road legal) | From €11,995 |
What specifications matter for a club?
| Specification | E2 and E2+2 | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Electric drive | 48V 105Ah LFP lithium | Quiet near courts during matches and lessons |
| Range | 60–80 km | A full day of short trips, charged overnight |
| Top speed | 28 km/h | Suits paths shared with members on foot |
| Brakes | Hydraulic 4-wheel disc | Confident stopping on ramps and slopes |
| Lights | LED | Evening sessions under floodlights |
| Windscreen | Foldable | Fold down on warm days |
| Warranty | 3 years vehicle, 5 years battery | Long-term peace of mind |
What should clubs plan?
- Routes: keep buggies to the club's private paths and roads, away from court surfaces.
- Charging: choose a dry, ventilated charging point near the maintenance area.
- Drivers: decide who may drive (staff only, or members too) and set a speed limit on site.
- Parking: designated bays near the clubhouse and main court areas.
- Insurance: check with your insurer what cover is appropriate.
- Branding: 9 body colours with brown or black seats, to match your club colours.
Should a club choose two seats or four?
For transfers, the E2+2 makes the most sense: one driver can bring three members or guests at a time, for only €500 more than the two-seat E2. For groundskeeping and maintenance, the compact E2 is usually all you need. Many clubs end up with one of each.
Frequently asked questions
Are electric buggies quiet enough for a sports club?
Yes. Electric drive is far quieter than a petrol engine, so buggies won't disturb play.
How far can an E2+2 go on one charge?
60–80 km, depending on conditions.
Can members drive the buggies?
That's the club's decision. Set clear rules and check your insurance covers the drivers you allow.
Can club buggies go on public roads?
Not the E2 or E2+2. For public roads, choose a road legal Zycar Z2, R2 or Z4.
Talk to us
Planning buggies for your club? WhatsApp us on +34 711 098 461 with your grounds and how you'll use them.