London, England: Club Car has extended its long-standing agreement with the DP World Tour, which will see the world’s largest manufacturer of small-wheel, zero-emission electric vehicles retain its Official Supplier status.  

The new agreement will extend the current relationship, which began in 1999, through to the end of the 2023 season.

Club Car’s vehicles are crucial to the staging of DP World Tour events around the globe, assisting numerous aspects of tournament logistics from rules to television production.

As well as supplying golf cars to the DP World Tour, Club Car has also been an Official Supplier at every Ryder Cup staged on European soil since 1997 – a role it will continue at the 2023 Ryder Cup at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome, Italy.

“Club Car is very proud of its long, successful relationship with the DP World Tour and is delighted to continue as an Official Supplier this season, providing 113 vehicles to support the 39 events,” said Kevin Hart, Sales Director Golf EMEA at Club Car, an Executive Member of the Asian Golf Industry Federation.

Max Hamilton, Consumer and Commercial Director of the DP World Tour, added: “Club Car has been a trusted partner for 23 years. The company’s products, support service and reliability are excellent and their unrivalled distribution network is vital for the smooth operation of our tournaments around the globe. We look forward to working together throughout the 2023 season.”

With over 60 years of experience of innovation and design in producing small-wheel vehicles, Club Car is a leading manufacturer of gas and electric golf, utility and personal transportation vehicles.

Founded in 1958, the Club Car product portfolio has grown to include much more than golf cars, now encompassing vehicles for commercial and consumer markets, built with an uncompromised desire for superior performance. As an industry leader in electrification and sustainability, Club Car is proud to be on the forefront of environmentally responsible Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) technologies.