Golf cart rentals in Scottsdale, AZ
Scottsdale: Old Town, resorts, and the canal path.
Scottsdale's flat grid, resort corridors and canal paths make carts, e-bikes and scooters a genuinely better way to move between dinner, golf and the pool.
- Avg price
- $89–$159 / day
- Street legal
- State-registered, plated, insured LSVs only on roads posted 35 mph or less (state law; confirm local limits).
- Best for
- Resort stays, golf trips, nightlife
Why Scottsdale
Old Town resorts, desert evenings.
Old Town grid
Galleries, patios and nightlife within a tight, flat few blocks.
Resort corridors
Hop between resorts and golf clubs without valet lines.
Canal path e-bikes
The Arizona Canal path runs for miles, fully paved and flat.
Know before you ride
Scottsdale rules & regulations
Every renter must review these before booking. You'll be asked to acknowledge them at checkout.
Street-legal rules
Scottsdale — what you can and can't do on a cart
The rules
- Public-road use is permitted on streets posted at or below 35 mph.
- Only Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) with a plate, seat belts and DOT lighting may operate on public streets.
- Driver must be at least 16 years old and hold a valid state driver's license.
- Scottsdale follows Arizona law: registered, insured neighborhood electric vehicles (LSVs) with a licensed driver may use roads posted 35 mph or less, and may cross faster roads only at intersections.
- Every passenger must be in a designated seat with a functioning seat belt where required. No riding on laps, bumpers, or cargo beds.
- No riding under the influence. The same DUI rules that apply to cars apply to golf carts.
- Yield to pedestrians and bicycles. Use headlights and taillights whenever visibility is reduced.
Local tips
- Scottsdale Road and Camelback are too fast for carts — use the side streets.
- Summer riding is early-morning or after sunset; hydrate and check for shade tops.
Summaries of publicly posted municipal ordinances. Guidance only — you are responsible for following current local law. Verify with the town office before riding on public roads.
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Local know-how
Riding in Scottsdale
Tips from hosts who live here.
- Scottsdale Road and Camelback are too fast for carts — use the side streets.
- Summer riding is early-morning or after sunset; hydrate and check for shade tops.
State-registered, plated, insured LSVs only on roads posted 35 mph or less (state law; confirm local limits).
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