Prepared for Addison Reserve Country Club
Built for Addison Reserve's lithium fleet.
Ray Rider keeps your lithium carts charging all day, so they come back with range to spare instead of limping in at the end of a hot afternoon.
Lithium is the right call. Solar is the insurance.
Lithium gets you quieter carts, less maintenance, and cleaner power. The question worth asking: on a long, hot Delray afternoon, with a full tee sheet or a shotgun start, does every cart still finish the round with range to spare?
A Ray Rider canopy answers that. The built-in solar panel charges the battery every hour the cart is in the sun, parked at the turn or running the back nine. Carts start the day fuller and end it with more in reserve. Fewer dead carts. Fewer mid-round swaps. Fewer calls to the barn.
It doesn't replace your chargers. It works alongside them, and takes load off them quietly, all day.
Delray is about the best case there is for solar.
Top-tier sun.
Your location sits in the highest-output band for solar canopies. What we install here performs at the top of what the product can do.
It has to look right, and it does.
On a property like yours, the equipment is part of the experience. The canopy reads clean and finished, not like an accessory bolted on after the fact.
Your busiest days are your sunniest.
Tournaments, holidays, member-guest weekends: the days your fleet is stretched thinnest are the brightest, highest-output days for solar. The help shows up exactly when you need it.
What it does for the operation.
Beyond range, here's where a solar fleet earns its keep.
Charging labor.
Less plugging, unplugging, and shuffling carts to chargers. Your team spends less of the morning managing power.
Uptime.
More carts ready, more of the day. Fewer out-of-service tags, fewer stranded members. The kind of thing your members notice.
Battery care.
Topping up through the day keeps batteries from running deep and empty, which is easier on the packs over their life.
Energy.
Every kWh from the sun is one you don't buy. It's the smallest line on this list, and we'll show it to you straight.
Peak days.
The busiest, sunniest days are exactly when solar contributes the most.
We'd rather measure this than claim it. During the demo we'll track what the canopies actually produce on your carts, and come back with real numbers for your fleet while you're building the 2027 budget.
Nothing permanent. Nothing risky.
No drilling.
The canopy clamps onto the cart's roof. No holes, no modification, fully reversible.
Your mechanic will have it down to 15 to 30 minutes a cart.
It was designed to be installed by consumers, so a real shop finds it easy. We install the first several with your team and train him start to finish. After that your people handle the rest.
Warranty, in full.
Two years on Ray Rider hardware: frame, clamps, and wiring. The solar panel carries Renogy's 25-year power output warranty and 5-year materials warranty; the controller carries a 2-year limited warranty. Coverage transfers with the cart if you ever sell or swap one.
In stock now.
The canopies are built and on the shelf, not on a production schedule.
Works with your fleet.
Compatible with the major cart makes and all common lithium setups.
Where we'd start.
1. Three canopies, on us.
We'll bring three Ray Rider canopies to Addison Reserve at no charge, install them on your carts with your team, and train your mechanic start to finish. Run them through a Florida summer. Nothing to sign, nothing to buy.
2. Your 60-unit quote.
Sixty complete kits at $800 per unit. $48,000. In stock now, thirty days to your dock. Shipping quoted at order. We'll hold this pricing through your 2027 planning cycle, so it's a number you can budget against rather than a quote that expires on you.
Each kit: solar canopy, mounting frame, clamps and hardware, Renogy Rover Booster controller, Wi-Fi monitoring, and wiring with connectors.
3. The rest of the fleet.
As the gas carts convert, fleet pricing scales with you. Whenever it's useful, we'll put real numbers to the full fleet.
Let's get three on your carts.
The best way to see what solar does for your fleet is to watch it on your own carts, in your own sun. We'll bring three down, install them with your team, train your mechanic, and let your people run them and ask anything. No slideshow. Just the product, on your property, working.
Chris Lydle
Partner, Ray Rider
Call me directly, or send me a few dates that work and we'll come down.