Golf
8 Excellent Golf Travel Bags
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Pros
- Wheels
- Collapsible
With a 4.9 star rating on the PGA Superstore website, it’s no wonder Club Glove is a fan favorite among players. “I’ve used Club Glove forever,” says Verplank. “They hold up very well and can take a lot of abuse.”
Another reviewer writes: “Very impressed with the design and quality of this bag. The included Stiff Arm pole is a nice addition. Looking forward to many years of travel with this bag.”
Dimensions: 51”(h) x 15”(w) x 14”(d)
Weight: 8.0 lbs
Colors: 14+
Pros
- Reinforced wear areas
- Extendable and retractable legs
For over 40 years, Sun Mountain has brought “Ahead-of-Time-Design” products to golfers, and their Meridian travel bag is no exception. Made of ballistic style nylon, rest assured that your clubs are safe and secure.
One reviewer writes: “The Sun Mountain ClubGlider made my life so much easier traveling with my clubs and a suitcase! It made my clubs light as a feather and easy to maneuver… I can’t recommend it more!”
Internal Dimensions: 52” x 14” x 14”
Weight: 11.8 lbs
Pros
- Dual loading handles
- Lockable exterior zippers
Sometimes you just want to stick out from the rest. This playfully-printed travel bag is composed of heavy duty polyester and features 360º foam padding for protection.
One reviewer writes: “Excellent bag and super storage for all your needs! Super pads all around to keep your equipment safe. Extra bonus the amazing strong construction to withstand the harsh airport environments.”
Dimensions: 52″ L x 13.8″ W x 15.7″ H
Weight: 12.08 lbs
Colors: Red flower party, black stealth, blue hash, cyber camo
Pros
- Padded top
- Recessed wheel design
For those looking for a hard shell case, look no further. Made of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, this bag is ready for to withstand the roughest of conditions.
One reviewer writes: “This thing is a beast of a case. Lot bigger than I thought was gonna be but has tons of space for all my golf gear. Super solid construction. Plenty of room for your bag and clubs no matter what type or size of golf bag… Clubs well protected in this case Rolls like a dream.”
Dimensions: 50-1/4″ x 14-7/8″ x 14-1/4″
Weight: 18lbs
Pros
- Includes torsion bar for added protection
- TSA approved
A two-for-one, this rolling duffel transforms into a traveling golf bag- all from a single zipper. Whether you’re planning a relaxing weekend getaway or a golf excursion, the Multi Use Traveler is ready to go!
One reviewer writes: “I absolutely love this bag, even more so with the personalised initials. This bag no longer has to go in the attic & is being used for regular travel & can easily fit in my bedroom & car without any fuss.”
Duffle dimensions: 22.8in x 12in x 12in
Club carrier dimensions: 60in x 12in x 12in
Colors: Midnight, black
Pros
- Shoe pocket
- Concealed valuables pocket
Ideal for those not traveling with their entire club set, The Mule Travel Bag by Sunday Golf is the perfect companion. Not to mention, you needn’t worry about misplacing your trusty clubs with the thick and comfy shoulder strap keeping them close by.
One reviewer writes: “If you can afford a second golf bag I encourage you to travel with a half set of clubs and use The Mule travel bag. It makes transiting through airports and train station very easy. I have even used it with a full set on occasion.”
Dimensions: 49″ L x 14″ H x 12″ W
Pros
- 2 Year Bag Replacement Protection from Airline Damage
- Self-standing hard wheelbase
The most durable bag from Caddy Daddy uses the same nylon that was found in bulletproof vests before the adoption of Kevlar and features custom EVA molding to protect your club heads. The adjustable luggage coupling strap makes handling all your bags even easier.
One reviewer writes: “Used this bag for a round trip from US to UK with one connection in each direction (4 total flights). Bag doesn’t have a single mark on it and clubs also unscathed so very pleased.”
Dimensions: 15″ H x 13″ W x 51″ D
Weight: 10lbs
Colors: Blue, black
North Pole for extra protection available at an additional cost
Pros
- Skid-resistant base
- 2 oversized garment pockets
Like a puffer coat for your clubs, this bag features extra thick padding around the top to make sure your clubs are always safe. The internal compression strap stabilizes your bag during those bumpy rides.
One reviewer writes: “It is very well constructed and my clubs arrived in very good condition. The materials this travel bag are made of will really take a beating.”
Dimensions: Fits a 48″ driver and up to a 10″ cart bag
Weight: 10.3 lbs
What to Look for in a Golf Bag?
Club Count: The number of clubs you plan on taking is an obvious factor when considering the type of bag you should purchase. “I’ve got anywhere from 15 to 20 clubs in my bag,” says Verplank. “Most people are going to have 14 to 16.”
Shell type: Depending on the traveler, some might opt for a completely hard case while others prefer a soft side. Verplank prefers a hard base when traveling as a hard trunk can sometimes prove difficult to handle.
Wheel-ability: For obvious reasons, explore bags with wheels. This allows for smooth transportation and less strain.
And last but not least, Verplank says, “I would recommend packing your bag tightly wrapped up in as much protective cover as you can.”
Bennett is a fashion assistant at Town & Country.
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