Masters Strong Arm Protects Your Golf Clubs when Travelling - Transport, f/s

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Lightweight golf travel bags are also much easier to transport, making the journey to the airport and hotel a little more comfortable. However, they aren’t always as protective as a bag with a hard but heavier casing. Before deciding which to buy, determine which factor matters more to you. Wheels Because the soft cases are lighter, there is more chance of you staying within the weight limit set by the airline. The one thing you don’t want to be doing is paying extra for an overweight case. The main purpose of golf bags for travel is to protect your clubs. Ensure the bag has sufficient padding to protect your investment. The very nature of travel puts them at risk, and unfortunately, a few baggage handlers are not too careful with the process. The more padding the better, although it adds bulk and weight to the bag. Lastly, choose a travelling bag that can cater to your clubs, shoes, towels, and accessories. It should have enough extra storage that protects the clubs from the outside impact.

What’s great about this case is that it’s not a 100% hard shell, like others on this list. Instead, just the top part is hard while the middle and bottom section is made with strong fabric. This gives it maximum protection withoutmaking it too heavy and hard to drag around the airport.Due to its small frame, this bag doesn’t come with as many external storage options. The bottom of your bag will also be exposed to the elements and may take a beating. If your main concern is your precious golf clubs though, you can put your clothes and your pairs of shoes in a regular suitcase. The Sun Mountain Clubglider is made of 1200 denier polyester body fabric, which is a more durable material than most other bags in this list. The dense foam padding on this bag is an excellent options for those of you who want to keep their clubs safe. If you’re the type of golfer who is going to travel frequently, you should splurge on a bag that will protect your equipment above all else. Looks don’t matter with a travel bag like they do with a normal stand or carry bag. For avid travelers, protection above all else. What’s more, the bag is very easy to maneuver. It features two inline skate wheels and four multi-directional spinner wheels. This pairs with two handles: one at the top and another at the side. So you can choose to either push or pull the bag depending on your preference. Keep in mind that you’ll probably have other luggage to look after besides just your clubs, so you’ll want your golf bag to be as maneuverable as possible if you want to get through the airport efficiently. A crossbody strap is great, but high-quality wheels will be well worth the investment.

You’re probably excited beyond belief. A vacation with your friends or family playing the course(s) you’ve always dreamt about playing. The smallest golf travel bags can hold 7 to 10 clubs and a few accessories. Many weigh under 1 lb. They are often used for trips to the driving range. Be aware that some smaller golf travel bags may be too short to cater to your driver, especially if you max the shaft out at 48 inches.

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Your travel bag needs to be strong enough to withstand the trials and tribulations of travel, whether it’s on a plane, train, or automobile. Look for bags made from strong, tear-resistant materials, with ample padding and excellent construction. Size and Weight Whether you’re planning a domestic trip to the next state over or you’re embarking on an international golf vacation that requires a fair bit of travel, we’ve pulled together a list of our favorite golf travel bags to ensure your clubs arrive intact and ready for the course. For those golfers seeking a comprehensive solution to their golf travel needs, the Motocaddy FlightSafe Travel Bag and Protector may be the answer. With its numerous practical features and quality construction, this bag stands out. Protect Your Clubs: Even inside a travel bag, your clubs can still get jostled around during transit. Use headcovers for your clubs, and consider a club glove or stiff arm for additional protection, particularly for your drivers and woods. Another benefit is that the bag is exceptionally lightweight for a golf club hard case. This is due to its ABS plastic build. It comes in at just 5lbs making it the second lightest bag on this list, placing behind the Himal Soft-Sided golf travel bag which is 4.4lbs.