I've been using a pair of these, we typically rent the Dever carts at big blast shoots and these attach to the windshield frame, not ideal but so far the best solution I've found.

https://www.amazon.com/Kolpin-Ratch...ords=kolpin+ratcheting+rhino+grip+-+21540+pair+black&qid=1713179621&sr=8-1&th=1

 

There is a guy who sells some magnetic ones through my club. I don’t have his contact info and for some reason he doesn’t put any branding on the mounts themselves but you can reach out to Defender Outdoors at (817) 935-8378. And they should be able to give you the info. They work well unless you have a carbon fiber rib since they are magnetic.

 

When I rent at a travel shoot even sharing the cart with a buddy, we just put our guns in a slip case, driver stows it between us inside the cart and passenger holds theirs -- easy, simple and safe.

 

I haven’t seen a golf cart gun rack that I trust completely, yet. I like my gun broken open and the butt of the gun on the floor next to my foot when I’m driving a cart (and obviously holding the gun with my left hand). Some of the racks in the back of the UTV’s are great, but not so much with golf cart racks.

 

Yes, there were a few golf carts converted for single gun toting but not very practical for shell storage. Golf carts gave way to Baby strollers with pivoting front wheels, commercially made in Wisconsin.
I built my own, it was so easy for me with two-gun racks, and fun too.
I can carry 200 shells and room for my empty boxes and spent hulls.

I saw one guy with a portable three-wheel electric golf cart converted for his gun and a remote device on his belt, so the cart followed behind him everywhere he walked. Pretty clever rig.
Mike

 

I think the OP was talking about a gun rack that could be attached to a riding golf cart that is rented at shoots. Not the walk behind type.

 

I use the drake waterfowl gun case which is rigid enough to hold amd protect the shotgun when you strap it down with the bar and strap on the back of the cart where a golf bag when golfing. I’ve found it to work great https://www.amazon.com/Drake-Waterf...se&keywords=drake+gun+case&qid=1713362058&sprefix=Drake+gun,aps,105&sr=8-2&th=1

 

I found these that go into cup holders: 2400-CH — Sure Grip Racks

 

Check out the ebike scabbard. Store - Ebikescabbards
They were designed for use on your e-bike but I found that they work well on the rented golf cart when the need arises. Clamp it onto the frame for the windshield or rook. Works very well.

 

Hi All,

Two years ago I designed my EbikeScabbards so that I could use my ebike for sporting clays. Now I have them available to purchase and they are starting to show up at shoots around the country.

With regards to Thunder Bay's question though, it turns out though they work pretty dang well for golf carts too. Earlier this year at the Gator Cup (2024) I did exactly as the author was suggesting. I flew with my ebikescabbard in my checked luggage and attached it to the "A pillar" of my rented golf cart. All I can say is that it worked great for me. It was easy to take on and off and it kept my gun right where it was convenient to put in and out at each station.

Almost all of the shoots I attend are within driving distance so I am using my ebike and admittedly haven't had a lot of opportunity to use them on golf carts. If I was driving to a shoot and for some reason could not bring my bike I would definitely bring my EbikeScabbard along and clamp it to the cart. If I were flying to a shoot and renting a cart it may or may not be worth the effort to bring it along. I am curious to hear from others how big of a problem having a good way to carry guns on the rented golf carts really is. I have been hearing from more than one gun shop about repairs due to guns falling off of carts.

Thoughts, questions, emails, or visits to my website are appreciated. Thank you.

Chad Conroy
www.ebikescabbards.com
cconroy@ebikescabbards.com

Video links showing quick install on golf carts.

 

I thought gun barrels had to be pointed up?

 

Very good question. The rule is “vertical” so technically barrels should point straight up or straight down. There are plenty of racks/mounts that put the gun at a significant angle though and I have never seen defined anywhere what angle is acceptable.

 

Tons of people with guns up at 45ish degrees or slightly more at The Grand this year in golf carts and side by sides

 

The vertical part makes sense. Thank you for clarification.

 

I like this product from Sure-Grip for shoots that I have to fly as they easily fit into my luggage.

2400-CH — Sure Grip Racks

Cup Holder Two Gun & Bow Mounting Rack

www.suregriprack.com