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Golf Carts and Golf Gear Lead Upcoming Online Auction Lineup
Golf carts and golf-related lots appear across several upcoming online auctions, with the earliest closings falling on Monday, October 26. An online-only sale in Morgantown, West Virginia, lists a golf cart and a box trailer among its offerings, alongside a CAT 416B loader backhoe and a five-unit apartment building in Cedar Grove. A separate online sale closing that same day, titled Varios, Batería, Golf & otros, carries an 18.23% commission and no stated reserve prices, with no closing terms listed for individual lots.
The next group of golf carts comes from a mixed-equipment liquidation scheduled for October 29. The lineup pairs golf carts with mini excavators, skid steers, and storage containers, and it sits alongside a 49-lot run of MAC toolboxes, trucks, trailers, and vintage Mustangs. Later in the month, an online personal property sale in Lahoma, Oklahoma, closes from 6 p.m. on November 2. Its catalog includes a pontoon boat, a golf cart, a scooter, and collectibles, and it sits within a broader schedule of Oklahoma real estate offerings.
For collectors of sports memorabilia, Coach's Corner Sports Auctions runs a sale from November 9 to November 13 that includes golf balls alongside jerseys, autographed baseballs, game-used items, bobbleheads, and cards. The breadth of that catalog reflects a wider trend in which sports memorabilia houses mix golf accessories with team gear and trading items.
Several additional sellers list golf items without specific dates. A Stafford Auction & Realty online-only personal property sale for the estate of the late Michelle Delaney in Delight, Arkansas, includes an Evolution battery-powered golf cart among tools, farm equipment, and a '71 Chevy truck without a motor. Separately, a consignment house focused on tools, heavy equipment, and farm gear lists electric golf carts among recent listings, and its next consignment sale is slated for Hot Springs, North Carolina.
Taken together, the listings show a pattern in which golf carts appear most often in mixed equipment and estate sales, while golf accessories tend to surface in sports memorabilia and general collectibles sales. Most of these sales are online, and many are run by regional firms that sell estate contents, vehicles, and small equipment side by side.
Written from 40 auctioneer catalogues, 25 October 2026.
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