Black and white image of Boswell's Golf Cars dealership with a large sign and multiple golf cars parked outside.

what’s the story?

Lannie Boswell opened the business back in 1963. At that time, there were several golf courses in Middle Tennessee, but none offered their players golf cars. Mr. Boswell changed the game and was the first to introduce golf cars to both state-operated and Nashville Metro golf courses. Since then, we provide dedicated customer service to each customer whether they were the owner of one golf car or a whole fleet.

Today, his grandson, Tony, runs the show alongside his family and some friends. Boswell’s has a small team, but we’re certainly mighty. We service over 30+ Yamaha-partnered golf courses, hundreds of local communities and businesses, and have serviced middle Tennessee for over 60 years.

wE BELIEVE IN THE OLD AMERICAN DREAM.

Here at Boswell’s, we connect with our customers and make an effort to get business done with a firm handshake and a genuine smile. We’re built and run by honest, hardworking, and happy family people. We support our friends, loved ones, and our local community. Have been since 1963.

So stop by to look around our showroom or even just to say hi. We’ll greet you with open arms and a smile.

All because we’re NOT JUST FOR GOLF. We’re for family too.

Multiple golf carts parked in a row inside a showroom or garage, with one showing the badge '340' on its front.

wE BELIEVE IN HARDWORK, HONESTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS.

Charities & local entities we work with

Circular logo with a stylized red eagle head at the center. Blue text around the eagle reads 'We are building lives No veteran left behind', with red stars separating the words.
Logo for the Native American Indian Association featuring a map of the United States with an outline of a Native American in the center and the organization's name around the perimeter.
Logo of Father's Day Bowl with a football shape and blue text.
Bold navy blue text says MVP with a smaller line of text below reading MVP SUNDAY, with a star in the middle.
Graphic design with the words "Shooting Hunger" and a fork crossing two rifles, surrounded by laurel branches. Beneath, it says "Pulling Together. Feeding Neighbors."
A metallic shield logo with a black and silver color scheme, with the words "Centurion Stone" below it.
Poster promoting a shooting event titled 'American Thread' with an American flag illustration, organized by Brasfield & Gorrie, featuring Tim Montana & Friends, benefiting Xavier Charter or Questions.
Logo of Nashville Rescue Mission featuring a red heart with a cross inside and text reading 'Nashville Rescue Mission'.
Logo of the Wilson County Tennessee State Fair with red, white, and blue colors, stars, and decorative elements.

WE’RE AN AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR

YAMAHA

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EZGO

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CUSHMAN

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EVOLUTION

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YAMAHA • EZGO • CUSHMAN • EVOLUTION •

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