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Golf Cart Armrests with Cup Holders: The Easiest Upgrade You‘ll Ever Make

by 10L0LGCPA 06 Aug 2026 0 comments
Golf Cart Armrests with Cup Holders: The Easiest Upgrade You‘ll Ever Make

You’ve probably noticed it before. A passenger in the back seat, arms crossed, holding a drink awkwardly, or searching for a place to set their phone. Most golf carts are built for utility, not for passenger comfort—and the rear seat is often an afterthought.

But here’s the thing: the fix is incredibly simple.

Adding a set of rear seat armrests with built-in cup holders is one of the quickest, most affordable, and most appreciated upgrades you can make. It transforms your cart’s rear seating area from basic to comfortable, and it takes less than 10 minutes to install.

Quick Answer: What Do You Get with Golf Cart Armrests?

Feature What It Means for You
Built-in cup holder No more balancing drinks on laps or floors
No-drill installation Clamps on in minutes—no tools, no permanent modification
Universal fit Works with most EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha rear seats with 1″-1.25″ square tube frames
All-in-one storage Some models include phone holders, golf ball storage, and tee holders
Durable ABS material UV-resistant, weatherproof, and built to last

👉 The short version: If you have a rear seat and you carry passengers, this is one of the most useful upgrades you can make for well under $50.

Golf Cart Rear Seat Armrest with Cup Holder

Why This Upgrade Matters

Comfort for Your Passengers

The rear seat of a golf cart is often the least comfortable spot. There's no armrest, no place to put a drink, and nothing to lean on during bumpy rides. A pair of armrests gives your passengers a place to rest their arms, which makes the ride feel more stable and relaxed.

Organization Without Effort

Phones, drinks, golf tees, and spare balls—everyone brings stuff. A good armrest with built-in storage keeps everything in one place instead of scattered on the seat or floor. Some 10L0L models even include dedicated compartments for golf balls and tee holders.

The No-Drill Factor

Most armrests require no drilling or permanent modification. They clamp directly onto the rear seat frame, which means you can install them in minutes and remove them just as easily if needed.

What to Look For in Golf Cart Armrests

1. Universal Fit

Before buying, check the dimensions of your rear seat frame. Most armrests fit 1″ to 1.25″ square tube frames, which covers the vast majority of EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha carts. Some models also work with round tubes—always check the product specifications.

2. Material Quality

Look for UV-resistant ABS plastic. It won’t fade, crack, or warp in the sun like cheaper materials. If you store your cart outdoors or drive in sunny climates, this is essential.

3. Integrated Storage

The best armrests do more than hold arms. Look for:

  • Cup holder – oversized to fit tumblers and water bottles

  • Phone holder – a secure slot for devices

  • Golf ball storage – flip-top compartment for quick access

  • Tee holders – dedicated slots for tees

4. Easy Installation

If the product requires drilling, skip it. The best options use clamp-on or strap-on designs that install with basic hand tools and don’t leave permanent marks.

10L0L Armrest Options at a Glance

Product Storage Features Installation Best For
All-in-One Rear Seat Armrest Cup holder, phone holder, golf ball storage, tee holders Clamp-on, no drill Maximum storage and organization
Standard Armrest with Cup Holder Cup holder only Clamp-on, no drill Simple, affordable comfort

Both options are priced under $45 and come with a 2-year warranty, making them a low-risk, high-reward upgrade.

Installation Overview

Most armrests install in under 10 minutes. Here’s how:

  1. Clean the mounting area on your rear seat frame.

  2. Position the armrest over the square tube frame.

  3. Secure the clamp or strap – tighten until the armrest is firmly in place.

  4. Adjust the angle so it’s comfortable for passengers.

Tools needed: None for most clamp-on designs. Some models may require a simple screwdriver.

Drill-free installation diagram

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will an armrest fit my cart?
A: Most strap-on armrests are designed to fit the common seat frame tubing sizes found on EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha carts. Measure your seat frame tubing diameter before ordering. For rear seat kits, confirm that the armrest is compatible with your specific rear seat model. A universal-fit armrest with adjustable straps accommodates most standard seat frames.

Q: Can I install an armrest without drilling?
A: Yes. All 10L0L armrests use a strap-on design. They wrap around the seat frame or seat back support bar and tighten with buckles or Velcro. No drilling, no permanent modifications.

Q: Will the armrest get in the way when I slide across the seat?
A: It sits between the driver and passenger, not in front of either person. You slide into the seat from the side, not over the armrest. If you regularly slide across the bench from one side to the other, an armrest will be in the way — but for most drivers, it's positioned where your body doesn't cross.

Q: Are the cup holders deep enough for a large drink?
A: Yes. The cup holders in a quality armrest are designed to hold standard travel mugs, large fountain drinks, and water bottles — the things factory cup holders often can't accommodate. They're deeper and better supported than most factory holders.

Q: Can I use an armrest on the rear seat?
A: Yes. A rear-seat-specific armrest with storage and cup holders is designed to fit the frame of most rear seat kits. It installs the same way — straps around the seat frame, no drilling — and gives rear passengers the same comfort as the front.

Final Thoughts

Armrests with cup holders are one of those upgrades that makes you wonder why you didn’t do it sooner. They add comfort, organization, and a finished look to your golf cart’s rear seat—all for under $50 and less than 10 minutes of installation time.

Your action plan:

  1. Measure your rear seat frame – most are 1″-1.25″ square tubing.

  2. Choose your storage needs – full all-in-one or simple cup holder style.

  3. Install in minutes – no drilling, no tools required.

  4. Enjoy happy passengers – and fewer spilled drinks.

👉 Ready to upgrade your rear seat? Browse 10L0L’s full collection of golf cart armrests—designed for EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha.

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