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Our low-speed vehicles in Mount Pleasant come with many standard features and advantages, including:

  • Street Legal with No Driving Restrictions
  • Four and Six Passenger Golf Cart Rental Options
  • Premium Seating with Front-Facing and Rear-Facing Seats
  • Long-Range Battery Options Available
  • Safety Features Include Headlights, Taillights, Seatbelts, Turn Signals, and More
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Benefits of Renting a Golf Cart or LSV On Mount Pleasant

Utilizing a golf cart or LSV to travel around Mount Pleasant isn't just fun - it also benefits your trip. Using a golf cart or LSV makes it much easier to access parking. That's especially true in our downtown district, where many parking spaces are metered. When it's time to enjoy one of the many restaurants on Mount Pleasant, be sure to use the designated golf cart parking at Ocean Blvd and JC Long Blvd to avoid the hassles, headaches, and costs of traditional parking.

Just Beachy Golf Cart Rentals Pro Tip:

The Dinghy beach pub has a couple of designated golf cart spots within their parking area. If you decide to rent an LSV, you can also take it to Sullivans Island, which makes parking much easier.

When traveling North and South on the Mount Pleasant, try to drive on Cameron Blvd and Hartnett Blvd when possible. Both options are less traveled than Palm or Waterway Blvd. and have a speed limit of 25 MPH. Waterway is a great option for traveling North and South, but you may run into more vehicular traffic. South of the Connector, try driving on Carolina Blvd or Ocean Blvd. Regardless of how you utilize them, an LSV or golf cart in Mount Pleasant, SC, is super convenient and loads of fun during your stay.

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Benefits of Renting a Golf Cart or LSV On Sullivans Island

As is the case with Mount Pleasant, choosing to rent a golf cart or LSV during your stay in Sullivans Island comes with many benefits. Like other areas, parking and getting around, in general, is just more manageable with a golf cart instead of a large car or SUV. If you rent a cart or LSV from Just Beachy but you're staying on Sullivans Island, you can bring your rental to the Mount Pleasant and enjoy many of the same benefits.

Just Beachy Golf Cart Rentals Pro Tip:

If you plan on exploring the length of Sullivans Island, be sure to use Ion Ave and Atlantic Ave when possible. Both options are less traveled than Middle Street. They also have a speed limit of 25 MPH. Conversely, on Middle Street, the speed limit is 35 MPH. If you travel this road, you'll have to pull over so that faster cars can pass you. This can happen often and can ruin your otherwise enthralling drive. Regardless of how you use them or wear you take them, renting an LSV or golf cart on Sullivans Island is a great choice for everyone involved.

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Benefits of Renting a Golf Cart or LSV On Sullivans Island

At Just Beachy Golf Cart Rentals, we want our guests to have the most fun, memorable experience possible when they visit. For that reason, it's important you keep these overall rental guidelines in mind.

  • If you're the primary renter of one of our golf carts, you must be 25 years of age or older and have a valid driver's license to operate our carts.
  • If any else will be driving a golf cart rental, they must be 21 years of age or older and have a valid driver's license.
  • You must uphold and be compliant with all government regulations and laws when using a golf cart rental or LSV rental.
  • You cannot have more people on your golf cart rental than the installed and designed seating capacity.
  • Alcoholic drinks are not permitted in our LSVs or golf cart rentals. You may not operate any cart while under the influence.
  • We only rent carts to single-family homes or townhomes. We do not rent to multi-story condos or hotels. Other locations inside Wild Dunes do not allow cart rentals. Additionally, regular golf cart rentals are not allowed in the Wild Dunes community. This area only permits street-legal LSV rentals.

Your First Choice for Golf Cart Rentals in Mount Pleasant, SC

If you're searching for an unforgettable vacation in the prettiest of locations, thousands of visitors agree each year that the Mount Pleasant is the place to go. From sun-filled days lounging by the beach to fine dining and everything in between, there's no shortage of new adventures to discover. And when it's time for new discoveries and unforgettable memories, renting an LSV or golf cart is the best way to get there.

Call or click today to learn more about Just Beachy Golf Cart Rentals or to get started booking your golf cart or LSV. We would be honored to serve you!

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Latest News in Mount Pleasant, SC

Brian and Sassy Henry of Pawleys Island, Get Carried Away Southern Market Expands into Mount Pleasant, SC

Pawleys Island, SC: Get Carried Away Southern Market, the popular catering and take-out business owned by Brian and Sassy Henry, is expanding into Mount Pleasant, SC, with the opening of a flagship store.The Henrys also own a thriving beachside bed and breakfast and one of the most famous pimen...

Pawleys Island, SC: Get Carried Away Southern Market, the popular catering and take-out business owned by Brian and Sassy Henry, is expanding into Mount Pleasant, SC, with the opening of a flagship store.

The Henrys also own a thriving beachside bed and breakfast and one of the most famous pimento cheese companies in the U.S. (Palmetto Cheese), have been a fixture in the Pawleys Island community for over 20 years.

Their new store in Mount Pleasant will feature the same delicious Southern fare that has made their Pawleys Island location a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

“We’re excited to expand our business into Mount Pleasant,” said Brian Henry. “We’ve had so much success with our Pawleys Island location, and we’re looking forward to bringing our delicious Southern cuisine to a new community.”

Get Carried Away Southern Market is known for its unique take on Southern classics, such as Sassy’s signature pimento cheese, which has become nationally adored and is now sold in 9,500 stores in 40 states. The store also offers various other dishes, from chicken salad to shrimp and grits, all made with the freshest ingredients and served with a smile.

The Henrys’ store in Mount Pleasant is located in Moultrie Plaza at 604 Coleman Blvd and will be open for business starting March 15th, 2023. The store will be open from 10 am to 6 pm weekly.

“We’re excited to be a part of the Mount Pleasant community,” said Sassy Henry. “We’ve always believed that good food brings people together, and we’re looking forward to meeting new people and sharing our passion for Southern cuisine with them.”

In addition to their new location in Mount Pleasant, the Henrys are also expanding their small Pawleys Island business, Get Carried Away Southern Market, hoping to establish a future franchise. Their dedication to their community and their love for the ocean has been the driving forces behind their success.

For more information about Get Carried Away Southern Market and their new location in Mount Pleasant, visit their website at www.getcarriedawaypi.com.

Traffic stop saves South Carolina woman's life after leading to brain tumor discovery

A traffic stop is usually bad news. But for one South Carolina woman, it likely saved her life.Police in the coastal South Carolina town of Mount Pleasant responded to a call about a possible drunk driver back in December. Their dash cam recorded the driver, Tamara Palmer, hitting multiple curbs and drifting in and out of her lane."Have you had anything to drink today?" one of the officers asked after pulling her over.Palmer responded that yes, she had some tea.That answer combined with Pa...

A traffic stop is usually bad news. But for one South Carolina woman, it likely saved her life.

Police in the coastal South Carolina town of Mount Pleasant responded to a call about a possible drunk driver back in December. Their dash cam recorded the driver, Tamara Palmer, hitting multiple curbs and drifting in and out of her lane.

"Have you had anything to drink today?" one of the officers asked after pulling her over.

Palmer responded that yes, she had some tea.

That answer combined with Palmer's erratic driving and her complaint about a brutal headache prompted the officers to call an ambulance.

Palmer still can't believe what happened next.

In shock

Palmer remembers being placed in an ambulance and waking up while getting an MRI. Soon after, doctors told her she had a brain tumor.

One hospital transfer and two days later, doctors performed an emergency, eight-hour surgery on Palmer to remove the tumor, which was not cancerous.

"I'm still in shock," Palmer told USA TODAY on Friday. "The officers recognized my medical condition so fast and sent me to the ER. If they didn't react so quickly and let me go, who knows what would have happened."

Palmer said that her doctor believes the tumor had been growing since 1986, when the 58-year-old lived about 10 miles from the Chernobyl nuclear plant explosion in Ukraine.

Palmer was 22 at the time and said didn't leave the area for about three days, at first believing government assurances that there was no danger. Palmer said she moved to the U.S. 10 years after that to seek treatment for one of her daughters, who developed a dangerous skin condition from the radiation.

Thanking her 'angels'

About two months after her life-saving surgery, Palmer tracked down the two officers who helped save her: Patrolman Bret Aton and Officer Raymond Schoonmaker.

On Friday, Palmer presented them with awards for saving her life. Another ceremony open to the public is set for Tuesday.

Palmer, a teacher's assistant, said she was grateful to be able to thank the officers.

"I wake up every morning thinking about them and saying, 'Thank you, God, for sending me these angels,'" Palmer said.

Palmer's surgery was on Dec. 4. One week later, it was her 58th birthday.

"They gave me the best birthday gift I could ask for: my life."

Mount Pleasant Towne Centre welcomes the community to attend the annual ArtFest

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — One of Mount Pleasant Towne Centre’s most beloved traditions, the annual ArtFest in partnership with the Town of Mount Pleasant, is back today, March 11.From local music, dance and visual art studio performances, the complimentary festival brings families and cultural enthusiasts together to enjoy an educational and enriching experience. Beginning at 11 a.m. and continuing until 3 p.m., the event will showcase a diverse array of creative talent, ranging from beginners to professional artists, ...

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — One of Mount Pleasant Towne Centre’s most beloved traditions, the annual ArtFest in partnership with the Town of Mount Pleasant, is back today, March 11.

From local music, dance and visual art studio performances, the complimentary festival brings families and cultural enthusiasts together to enjoy an educational and enriching experience. Beginning at 11 a.m. and continuing until 3 p.m., the event will showcase a diverse array of creative talent, ranging from beginners to professional artists, according to a press release.

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“Celebrating the community’s rich culture and talented individuals of all ages is incredibly important to us, and we’re honored to be able to host this event alongside the Town of Mount Pleasant and our incredible sponsor AV Connections,” said Kathleen Herrmann, the marketing director at Mount Pleasant Towne Centre, in a statement. “We’re proud to be a part of an initiative that inspires children and provides them with opportunities to create their own masterpieces in whatever art form they choose.”

Beginning at 11 a.m., the event will showcase stunning performances from Mount Pleasant’s most talented acts, according to the press release. Performers taking the main stage include Jennie Moore Elementary School Chorus, Jennie Moore Elementary School Mini Monarchs, Lucy Beckham High School Choir, Palmetto Twirlers, Lowco Suzuki Guitar, and Deakins Suzuki String. After catching a show, take a stroll on the Art Walk and enjoy stunning creations from local artists such as Seaside Mosaics and Ceramics, Joe Benton Photographic Art, Tara M. Kellner Art-Jewelry-Design, KLM Jewelry, Seaglass by Sandra, Gina's Gems, Art by Donna Murray, Rustic Charm by The Lake, You Grow Girl, and The SeaFoam Emporium.

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Additional activities include a Spin Art Bike with Good Clean Fun, Jason the Juggler, Peet de Arteest, Sweet Grass Demonstrations, caricatures, face painting, arts and crafts, a Viking Axe throw game, and more. Bites will be available for purchase from Madrigals Tacos & Latin Cuisine, Caribbean Fresh, New Dog Hot Dog, The Ice Cream Team, Kona Ice, Holy City Popcorn, Holy City Homemade Italian Ice, and Nothing Bundt Cakes, according to the press release.

The press release says ArtFest is sponsored by AV Connections. Admission, activities, performances and parking are all free of charge and the event is open to residents and visitors of all ages.

Women's Tennis Visits South Carolina for Three Spring Break Matches

Bucknell (9-7, 1-1 PL) at College of Charleston (7-4, 0-0 CAA) When: Sunday, March 12 – 10 a.m. Where: CofC Tennis Center at Patriots Point – Mt. Pleasant, S.C.Bucknell (9-7, 1-1 PL) at South Carolina State (2-3, 0-0 MEAC) When: Monday, March 13 – 1 p.m. Where: Hardeep Judge Tennis Center – Orangeburg, S.C.Bucknell (9-7, 1-1 PL) at Charleston Southern (5-5, 1-0 Big South)...

Bucknell (9-7, 1-1 PL) at College of Charleston (7-4, 0-0 CAA) When: Sunday, March 12 – 10 a.m. Where: CofC Tennis Center at Patriots Point – Mt. Pleasant, S.C.

Bucknell (9-7, 1-1 PL) at South Carolina State (2-3, 0-0 MEAC) When: Monday, March 13 – 1 p.m. Where: Hardeep Judge Tennis Center – Orangeburg, S.C.

Bucknell (9-7, 1-1 PL) at Charleston Southern (5-5, 1-0 Big South) When: Wednesday, March 15 – 12:00 p.m. Where: Gary Clark Banks Sr. Tennis Center – Charleston, S.C.

Bucknell at a Glance • Bucknell heads to South Carolina to play three matches over spring break. The Bison went 1-2 on their spring break trip to Hawaii last season. • Bucknell has been on a roll lately, collecting wins in seven of its last eight matches. The Bison are coming off a 2-0 weekend with wins over Patriot League rival Loyola and Marist. They improved to 9-7 (1-1 PL) with those victories. • Freshman Abby Platt, who earned an honorable mention for Patriot League Player of the Week for a second straight week on Tuesday, has won eight in a row in singles. She's also won six of the last seven in doubles and leads the team in dual match singles victories. • Junior Tyne Miller has won four singles matches in a row, and sophomore Anna Lajos has collected each of the last three. Lajos remains the team's leader in overall singles wins with 13. • Bucknell went 12-10 (3-3 PL) during the 2021-22 season, securing its highest win total since 2018-19. The Bison ended up falling to Loyola in the quarterfinal round of the Patriot League Championships, 4-2. • The Bison graduated their lone All-Patriot Leaguer, Daniela Bellini, in the spring. They welcomed two freshmen in the fall and entered the spring season with eight total on the roster. • Juniors Kate Novak and Miller are serving as team captains this season. • Bucknell played its first seven matches of the spring on the road before hosting its first home match on Feb. 19. • Bucknell is under the direction of fourth-year head coach Tammy Cecchini. She was previously the head coach at Valparaiso from 2015 to 2018 and spent the 2014-15 season with Valpo as an assistant coach.

Category Leaders • Overall Singles Wins: Anna Lajos (13) • Dual Match Singles Wins: Abby Platt (8) • PL Dual Match Singles Wins: Six tied (1) • Overall Doubles Wins: Abby Platt (14) • Dual Match Doubles Wins: Anna Lajos (10) • PL Dual Match Doubles Wins: Four tied (1)

College of Charleston at a Glance • The Cougars are 7-4 after falling to Samford and earning a win over SIUE on Thursday. They'll also face Miami of Ohio on Saturday before hosting the Bison on Sunday. • Graduate student Nicole Stephens currently leads the Cougars with an 8-3 singles record, followed by Halli Trinkle at 7-2. • College of Charleston finished 19-7 (7-1 CAA) last year before falling to Elon in the CAA semifinals. • College of Charleston welcomed four freshman to the team this year. The Cougars are under the direction of head coach Angelo Anastopoulo, who is in his 32nd season with the program.

South Carolina State at a Glance • The Bulldogs are 2-3 following a 5-2 win over Eastern Kentucky last week. • South Carolina State finished last season 9-9 (4-2 MEAC) and won the MEAC Championship before going up against No. 1 UNC and falling in the NCAA regionals for a second straight year. • The Bulldogs are led by long-time head coach Hardeep Judge.

Charleston Southern at a Glance • The Buccaneers are 5-5 (1-0 Big South) and will face Rhode Island and UAB before hosting the Bison on Wednesday. Charleston Southern most recently defeated Miami of Ohio 4-3 on Thursday. • Charleston Southern posted an impressive 17-6 overall record last year and went undefeated in the Big South with an 8-0 record before defeating Gardner-Webb in the championship finals and falling to Georgia in the NCAA championships. • Sophomore Noa Boyd was named the Big South Women's Tennis Player of the Week last week after going undefeated in the team's three matches. Senior Luiza Fullana has played each match at No. 1 singles. • Buccaneers head coach Anca Dumitrescu is in her fifth season with the program.

A Look Ahead • Bucknell's remaining matches on the schedule are all against Patriot League foes. The Bison host Navy at the Varsity Tennis Courts on Sunday, March 26.

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