Bryan Rudolph

Florida is known for its sunshine, warm weather, and outdoor lifestyle—one of the reasons golf carts are so popular across the state. From golf courses and gated communities to campgrounds and coastal towns, golf carts are a daily mode of transportation for thousands of Floridians. But with all that sunshine comes a major downside: intense sun glare.

There’s a certain magic to early-morning drives through The Villages—the soft hum of the golf cart, the rustle of palmettos in the breeze, the scent of jasmine in the air as you head toward Polo Ridge or Lake Sumter Landing for coffee, a round of golf, or a friendly game of bocce. But as the Florida sun climbs higher in the sky—especially during those long, radiant summer and fall days—that same peaceful drive can quickly turn into a squinting, sweaty ordeal. Glare bounces off the pavement,...

Picture this: you’re cruising through the lush fairways of The Villages, Florida , wind in your hair, birds chirping, and then—bam! That pesky, blinding glare from the sun hits you right in the eyes. Not fun, right? It’s like the sun decided to play a little prank on your golf cart ride. But don’t worry, I’ve got your back with some top-notch glare reduction tips to keep your rides safe and comfortable. Let’s dive in! Why Sun Glare Is a Sneaky Hazard on Golf Carts You might think, “It’s just...