Re-covering the seat is one of the simplest, most cost effective ways to improve the look of your golf cart. In most cases, it's just a matter of flipping the seat over, popping out the staples holding the vinyl, putting the new vinyl in place and stapling it down. However, if you haven't done it before, replacing seat upholstery can be quite frustrating. Sometimes the pattern isn't straight, or you left a crease, or you used the wrong staples and they rust out in six months. And don't forget the headrests. If only somebody would come up with a system that would make re-covering your cart seat easy and mistake free. Well worry no more, because Up To Par Covers has it sewn up with their Easy Zip System. The big idea: do away with stapled vinyl entirely and replace it with a zippered cover that goes on in seconds and can be unzipped and removed in a moment's notice.

Sounds great, but is it easy to get it on? Like Marvin Gaye. Up To Par Covers gave us one of their two-tone Easy Zip covers for an E-Z-GO Marathon (Yes, they have covers for Marathons!) and we were blown away at how simple it was to install. Just slide it over the existing cover and zip it up. The result was a professional-looking upholstery replacement in mere seconds.

Goes on in a Snap

Also worth mentioning is how amazing these covers look and feel. Constructed from marine grade vinyl and UV ray thread, they won't come apart due to prolonged exposure to weather and sunlight. Up To Par Covers also top stitches the seams and reinforces the corners so that their covers can take whatever you dish out.

The bottom line is if you are a cart owner looking to give your ride some extra pop without blowing a full afternoon working on it, then Up To Par Covers is hands-down the way to go. Available in a plethora of solid or two-tone colors, fleece, or camo, and fitting E-Z-GO (Marathon, RXV, TXT and rear seats) and Club Car (Precedent, 2000 DS, pre-2000 models and rear seats) from around fifty to eighty dollars depending on the model, you can order one today from www.UpToParCovers.com.