7 Best Golf Cart Phone Holder | Fix Your Screen, Free Your Swing

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A no-skip clamp that welcomes even the most oversized phone cases.

If you carry a phablet or wrap your phone in a rugged case, this clamp-style mount is designed for you. The Efocakiox holder fits phones up to at least the S25 Ultra with a slim case — one verified buyer says it “holds my S25ultra tight with slim case no problem!” The adjustable jaws have a side safe lock that you tighten after setting the width, so the phone cannot slide out on bumpy fairways. Unlike the magnetic Roykaw above, this grip does not rely on a metal cart surface — it clamps onto round or rectangular bars on EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha carts.

The 360° rotatable head does not block the camera lenses, so you can film your swing without removing the phone. Installation is tool-free: connect the ball joint, clamp the mount on the bar, adjust the phone cradle width, and lock it. At 0.24 kilograms it is noticeably lighter than the Roykaw (0.32 kg), which makes it easier to move between carts. One buyer notes that the clamp jaws could be narrower to fit into tighter spots, so if your cart has a very thin bar you may need to angle the clamp slightly.

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The lockable swivel clamp that reviewers call the best value after trying four others.

Where the Efocakiox excels at big phones, the DEGUM focuses on a rock-solid clamp with a lockable swivel joint that stays exactly where you set it. One buyer who tried four previous devices says it is the “best value among 4 previous devices,” praising the adjustable width screw knob and cam lock that work for both a phone and a Sky Caddie. The twist-lock clamp tightens around the cart bar without tools, and the safe lock on the side of the phone cradle keeps the device from slipping out during bumpy rides.

At 0.23 kilograms versus the Roykaw magnetic mount’s 0.32 kilograms, which matters if you take the holder on and off frequently. The 360° rotation does not block the camera lens, so you can film swings or check the golf GPS app without repositioning. One reviewer cautions that the mount is “easy to forget on cart,” so you will want to double-check before walking away. The mounting style is a vehicle mount for the cart bar, meaning it works on EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha models with round or rectangular frames.

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The cupholder mount that travels from golf cart to car without missing a beat.

If you want one phone holder that works in both your golf cart and your daily driver, the ICARMOUNT is built for that. Instead of clamping or sticking to the cart frame, it drops into any standard cup holder and expands its base from 3 to 4 inches in diameter for a snug fit. A telescopic arm extends up to 10.57 inches, lifting the phone to eye level so you are not looking down at your lap to check yardage. Owners mention it fits snugly in the golf cart cupholder and holds the phone securely, with one noting it works great in both car and cart — though it does take up one cupholder.

The adjustable phone clamp holds devices from 4 to 6.9 inches, which covers everything from a small iPhone SE to the largest Plus-model phones with thick cases like OtterBox. The 360° ball joint lets you rotate between portrait and landscape. At 11 ounces it is the heaviest option here, but the trade-off is the portability between vehicles — you lift the whole unit out of the cart and drop it into your truck. One reviewer points out it does not work on a walking push cart, so it is really for riding carts only.

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The memory-latch clip that loads your phone in three seconds flat.

If you hate fumbling with screw knobs, the Smerkod is engineered to skip that entirely. Instead of turning a knob to adjust the phone cradle each time, you set the memory latch once — spread the clip, slide your phone in, close it slightly wider than the phone, and lock the latch. After that, you push the phone in and it locks in about 3 seconds, and you release it with one hand in about 1 second. The maker claims the typical screw-knob method takes 40–60 seconds, so this is a real time-saver between holes.

The handlebar clamp fits round and rectangular poles 0.59–1.65 inches in diameter or side length, which covers most golf cart frames, push carts, bikes, and even strollers. The semi-enclosed design leaves the camera unobstructed, and the 360° ball joint lets you tilt for GPS or video. At 7.94 ounces it is still relatively light. One reviewer who also tried a magnetic version says this clamp “holds the phone well” but notes the clamp does not fit larger cart frame rails without forcing — so measure your cart bar before buying if it is on the thick side.

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The strap-on cradle that replaces shaky magnets with a wrap-around hold.

The DESERT FOX GOLF Caddy takes a different approach from the magnetic and clamp mounts above. Instead of metal-on-metal attraction or spring-loaded jaws, it uses a Velco strap that wraps around the cart’s roof support bar and cinches tight. The phone cradle itself adjusts in both width and depth to fit smartphones with 4- to 7-inch screens, including phones with thick protective cases. The maker explicitly contrasts this with “sketchy magnets” — the strap physically locks the phone in place, so there is no risk of a magnetic connection breaking loose on a hard bump.

This is sold as a “funny quotes” caddy with four humorous designs, which makes it a novelty gift item — but the build quality is serious. Over 778 reviews give it a 4.6-star average, and buyers confirm it kept an iPhone secure for a full 18 holes even when the cart went off-roading. One reviewer advises using a phone case because the holder has no felt lining, so a bare phone could get scratched. The strap system means you can mount it on push carts, road bikes, and even strollers, not just golf cart bars.

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The tiny wedge that slides into your steering wheel scorecard slot and frees both hands.

If you want a phone holder that takes up zero bar space and tucks neatly in front of you, the CLUBRALLY is the only one here designed for that. It slides under the scorecard holder on the steering wheel of most Club Car, EZGO, and Yamaha carts — no tools, no clamps, no magnets. Spring-loaded arms hold phones between 2 and 3.6 inches wide, and you simply push the phone in or pull it out. One buyer says it is “convenient for Face ID, music, texts, calls” and that the phone stays secure without bouncing or falling.

At 8.8 ounces, it is light enough to leave on the cart, and the black plastic and rubber build is waterproof and durable. The mount also includes a custom ball marker magnet and a custom pencil as extras. The catch is that it only works if your cart’s steering wheel has a scorecard slot — not every EZGO or Yamaha cart includes one. Also, the viewing angle is fixed in portrait orientation since there is no ball joint, so landscape GPS viewing requires turning your head. One buyer suggests a bright color option to prevent forgetting it on the cart, as it can blend into the steering wheel.