On average, which type of facility requires more golf cars per round played?

The selection of daily fee facility as the type of course that requires more golf cars per round played is based on several key factors inherent to its operational model. Daily fee facilities typically cater to a wide range of golfers without requiring long-term commitments or memberships, which can lead to a higher volume of daily rounds played, especially on weekends and holidays.

Since these facilities are more accessible to the general public, they often attract casual golfers who may not have their own transportation. This often results in a greater demand for golf cars to accommodate the influx of players who need to rent them. Additionally, daily fee facilities may have fewer restrictions on the number of golfers permitted on the course, which can further increase the need for additional cars during peak times.

In contrast, private facilities usually have a lower turnover of players due to membership limitations, while public facilities may also see varying demand based on local population and course quality. Resort courses, while busy, often have guest services that address transportation needs in different ways, including shuttle services or pre-arranged tee times that may reduce the need for a larger fleet of golf cars per round compared to daily fee facilities.

Thus, the higher typical demand for golf cars at daily fee facilities is driven primarily by their open-access nature