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Golf Club Travel Bag
- Thread starter MissySki
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marzNC
Angel Diva
When I flew a few times with my husband to Florida for a timeshare vacation, we would each only take 6-7 clubs, plus a putter. I was a beginner and he was . . . not that good either. We got a soft case with wheels. I learned to use a towel to pad the clubs and to keep them in place. We didn't have covers for the irons.
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Rainbow Jenny
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I have flown to Hawaii and Ireland with a golf travel bag a few times 15-20 years ago. Nothing super fancy since it just covers my golf bag with shoulder straps, but definitely with wheels. I returned to golfing last summer after a long hiatus but only played 9 holes this summer. Hiking and mountain biking took up most of the time.
I'm much pickier with my ski travel bag, love the Thule snowboard bag with wheels I've taken to Hokkaido several times with numerously weekly train/shuttle rides, but I may have outgrown the snowboard length with my skis... may need to start shopping again.
I'm much pickier with my ski travel bag, love the Thule snowboard bag with wheels I've taken to Hokkaido several times with numerously weekly train/shuttle rides, but I may have outgrown the snowboard length with my skis... may need to start shopping again.
Susan L
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I fly with my clubs regularly - zero issues except one time I found an extra shoe in the external pocket of my bag
Soft sided padded Club Glove bag with Bag Boy backbone. I take my driver head off and carry that in my carry on. I put my woods close to the backbone and wrap in a towel, then put on the raincover before putting everything in the travel bag. I find that TSA will move things around if I put clothing around my clubs, but if I only have golf items, they won’t touch my set up. Don’t fly with anything that is irreplaceable - I game with a limited edition putter that I leave at home on trips and use a regular putter that I can easily replace if lost or damaged. To me, the key is to get a bag that’s the right size for your clubs, just like how ski bags have different lengths, golf bags come in different sizes. I personally find hard cases unnecessary and they take up too much space. All my clubs (like skis) are replaceable except for a few limited edition putter/skis that I will never travel with.
Soft sided padded Club Glove bag with Bag Boy backbone. I take my driver head off and carry that in my carry on. I put my woods close to the backbone and wrap in a towel, then put on the raincover before putting everything in the travel bag. I find that TSA will move things around if I put clothing around my clubs, but if I only have golf items, they won’t touch my set up. Don’t fly with anything that is irreplaceable - I game with a limited edition putter that I leave at home on trips and use a regular putter that I can easily replace if lost or damaged. To me, the key is to get a bag that’s the right size for your clubs, just like how ski bags have different lengths, golf bags come in different sizes. I personally find hard cases unnecessary and they take up too much space. All my clubs (like skis) are replaceable except for a few limited edition putter/skis that I will never travel with.
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MissySki
Angel Diva
I’ve been looking at the Club Glove actually, they get phenomenal reviews. I’ll have to see if I can figure out what size I need and just order one. I want to ensure that my current bag and my next (I plan to get a new bag next season most likely) will fit. So unsure between the smallest and midsized one.I fly with my clubs regularly - zero issues except one time I found an extra shoe in the external pocket of my bag
Soft sided padded Club Glove bag with Bag Boy backbone. I take my driver head off and carry that in my carry on. I put my woods close to the backbone and wrap in a towel, then put on the raincover before putting everything in the travel bag. I find that TSA will move things around if I put clothing around my clubs, but if I only have golf items, they won’t touch my set up. Don’t fly with anything that is irreplaceable - I game with a limited edition putter that I leave at home on trips and use a regular putter that I can easily replace if lost or damaged. To me, the key is to get a bag that’s the right size for your clubs, just like how ski bags have different lengths, golf bags come in different sizes. I personally find hard cases unnecessary and they take up too much space. All my clubs (like skis) are replaceable except for a few limited edition putter/skis that I will never travel with.View attachment 21789
