Golf Cart Crossing Signs

Golf cart crossing signs should be installed in advance of the point where carts regularly cross a road or path, giving drivers and pedestrians enough time to slow down and watch for crossing traffic. Golf cart crossing signs are also useful near clubhouse entrances, cart paths, and parking areas where carts frequently merge with other traffic.

A "Golf Cart Crossing" sign warns of carts crossing a road or path, while a "Golfers Crossing" sign warns of people on foot, such as golfers walking between holes, crossing the same area. Choosing between a golf cart crossing sign and a golfers crossing sign depends on whether the safety concern is vehicle traffic or pedestrian traffic at that specific point.

Golf cart crossing signs are made from aluminum, including heavy-duty and reflective options, along with some plastic choices depending on the specific sign. Reflective golf cart crossing signs are especially useful on courses with cart paths that cross roads used by other vehicles at dawn or dusk.

Golf cart crossing signs range from smaller sizes like 6"x18" up to larger sizes such as 36"x36" or 48"x48", depending on the specific sign style. Larger golf cart crossing signs work well on busier roads bordering the course, while smaller sizes suit cart paths, parking areas, and low-speed crossings within the property.

Yes, an MUTCD-compliant golf cart symbol sign is available for courses or communities that need a sign meeting federal specifications for a public roadway. Most other golf cart crossing signs on this page are traditional stock designs intended for private cart paths and course property, where MUTCD compliance isn't required.

Yes, several golf cart crossing signs can be customized with your own wording, such as a course name, hole number, or directional message. Custom golf cart crossing signs are made from the same durable materials as standard stock signs, so personalization doesn't affect outdoor performance.

A "Share the Road" sign on a golf course reminds drivers to watch for a mix of golf carts, walkers, joggers, bikers, and even kids and pets sharing the same path or road. This type of sign works alongside golf cart crossing signs to cover situations where more than one type of traffic regularly uses the same stretch of road.