The four-seater golf cart is a wonderful space. The golfers in the front row are studying the position of the green flag, and suddenly a piece of chocolate is handed to them from the back row; the dispute when discussing strategy will turn into laughter when the golf cart bumps over a small dirt slope; the frustration after a wrong putt is often gradually dissipated in a bottle of iced cola handed by a fellow golfer in the car.

Professional tournaments have always been cautious about golf carts. The PGA Tour adheres to the tradition of walking, and the golf cart rules of the Senior Tour hide the consideration for the years. In 2018, Tom Watson sat in a golf cart to compete in the Champions Tour, which made people see that when muscles can no longer support the long fairway, golf carts become a bridge to continue their passion. Those debates about "whether golf carts dilute competitiveness" are essentially a discussion of the nature of sports - when physical fitness is no longer the dominant factor, the game of skills and mentality becomes more pure.