The new MadJax trailer hitch for Club Car DS golf carts offers the same quality and versatility of our universal trailer hitch.
Features:
- Standard 2” receiver
- Black powder coated finish
- Includes receiver, ball mount, pin, and clip
Note: This hitch is not compatible with installed rear flip seats
Make Model Year Power: CLUB CAR DS BOTH (Gas & Electric) 1982 – Current.
Cross Reference Part/SKU numbers: 01-037
Steve R. –
Installed the MadJax trailer hitch on my 1985 Club Car DS. Perfect fit and very sturdy! Now I can easily tow my small utility trailer around the yard.
Kevin H. –
Fits my 1990 Club Car DS perfectly. The hitch is strong, but I wish the instructions were clearer. Other than that, it works great for towing.
Randy M. –
Great hitch! Bolted right onto my 1982 Club Car DS. It’s been holding up well, even with heavy loads. Highly recommend for anyone needing a solid hitch.
Mike S. –
The hitch is sturdy and works well on my 1995 Club Car DS. Only downside was the missing hardware in the box, but I was able to get replacements easily.
Tom S. –
It fits my 1992 Club Car DS, but the finish had some scratches. Functional, but not happy with the cosmetic condition. Works fine for towing.
Dave L. –
This trailer hitch is a lifesaver! Installed it on my 1987 Club Car DS, and now I can tow my cart around with ease. Super strong and reliable!
Jerry T. –
Perfect fit for my 1998 Club Car DS. The MadJax hitch was easy to install, and I’ve used it to haul a small trailer without any problems. Very durable!
Brian H. –
Installed this on my 1984 Club Car DS. The hitch is solid, but the bolts provided were too short. Once I replaced them, it worked perfectly.
Kyle T. –
Fit my 1995 Club Car DS like a glove. Heavy-duty and looks great. Perfect for hauling my small yard trailer.
Brian G. –
Installed this MadJax DS hitch in about 20 minutes. Had to trim the rear skirt a bit, but it’s solid once mounted.
Terry B. –
Using this hitch on my lifted 2001 Club Car DS to tow a lawn roller. Works flawlessly. Very sturdy and secure.
Victor W. –
Needed a hitch for light towing on the farm and this one’s perfect. Fits my 1987 DS without any modification.
Jake R. –
Solid hitch, but wish it came with installation hardware. Had to run to the hardware store.
William S. –
The MadJax trailer hitch for Club Car DS is a great product. Installed it on my 1990 model and it’s been hauling mulch trailers like a champ.
Dan Q. –
Anyone know if this works with a rear seat setup? I have a flip seat on my DS and want to make sure it still clears.
Marcus E. –
Perfect fit for my 1982 Club Car DS. No drilling required. Quality steel and thick powder coat finish.
Kevin L. –
Bolted it right on my 2005 DS. Works well for pulling a light landscape trailer around the property.
Grey T. –
Nice design, good welds. The MadJax DS hitch could’ve used better packaging though—mine came with minor scratches.
Patrick S. –
This golf cart trailer hitch changed the game. We use it to pull a cart of firewood through the campground. Works great!
Thomas L. –
It fits, but I had to make slight mods to my 1998 Club Car DS bumper. Not fully bolt-on with rear seat frame.
Robbert D. –
Can’t go wrong with MadJax. This DS hitch is tough, clean-looking, and super easy to mount. Pulls my kayak trailer just fine.
Steve W. –
Quick shipping and the best price I could find. Great product for Club Car DS golf carts 1982 and up.
Cody H. –
Got it mounted on my 2000 DS Club Car and it holds up well. Towing a dump cart full of gravel with ease.
Garrett N. –
Would like to see stainless hardware included. Hitch itself is excellent—no issues with alignment or strength.
Derrick S. –
Hitch fits flush under the cart and doesn’t hang too low. Ideal for pulling a small trailer or fertilizer spreader.
Ethan L. –
Fits my Club Car DS 2002 just fine. Had to nudge the seat frame up a bit, but it’s working great now.
Dave R. –
Love how solid this hitch feels. Great for hauling beach gear with my DS cart. Real MadJax quality.
Scott Y. –
Does it work with extended rear bumpers? Mine sticks out a bit and I don’t want to drill. Curious if anyone else tried it?