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Some Peachtree City golf cart paths off-limits

Some of the golf cart paths in Peachtree City are on private club property and are not open to the public. Courtesy Peachtree City
Some of the golf cart paths in Peachtree City are on private club property and are not open to the public. Courtesy Peachtree City
By Jill HowardChurch
April 4, 2017

All golf cart paths are not created equal in Peachtree City. The city issued a reminder on Monday noting that although the vast majority of the more than 100 miles of paved trails are part of the city’s public system, the paths on the Flat Creek, Braelinn and Planterra golf courses belong to the private clubs and are for golfers’ use only.

For safety’s sake, other golf cart users, pedestrians and cyclists are not permitted on private paths, which are marked as such. Violators will be asked to leave the property and may be prosecuted for trespassing.

Other rules about carts and paths are at www.peachtree-city.org.

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