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The Motocaddy Flightsafe travel cover is a versatile option if you are looking for a higher level of protection for your clubs and gear when travelling abroad.

Is a golf travel bag necessary if I want to travel with my golf clubs?

The Kube from Sun Mountain is an interesting and unique golf travel bag that looks great, has solid padded protection and folds away to a convenient size. You'll also be able to fit a pair of the best golf shoes in there too and some clothing or apparel. One of the highlights of this bag was how easy it was to manoeuvre the bag around the airport thanks to the handy six-wheel design on the base of the bag. In addition, there are both internal and external straps that do a good job of holding your clubs tightly to the bag an addition that really put our mind at ease that our clubs wouldn't move around too much in the bag. There’s no doubt you’ll find more eye-catching flight bags on the market. However, this has a simple, understated but premium look that we liked and it did an excellent job of keeping our clubs well protected. MacGregor have used a lightweight, durable material to create the VIP II Travel Bag that features strategic padding in the stress areas. Easy access into the main compartment allows you to load and unload your golf bag incredibly easy.

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Each week, two of the six teams will face off over 15 holes of action comprising Triples and Singles sessions The 15-time Major winner is at a course he designed, which hosts the World Wide Technology ChampionshipAmazing service, bag arrived the following day. Don’t waste your money on the high branded travel bags this one is exactly the same and 1/3 the price.

MacGregor Golf MACTC003SD MACTEC Deluxe Wheeled Golf Travel

Depending on the weight you're allotted for your transfer or flight, you can sometimes opt to put more equipment in your travel bag, as well as your clubs. You may opt to put your waterproof gear, golf shoes or even some golf clothing in your travel bag. What kind of bag do pro golfers use? Given you will be carrying the travel bag around, weight is very important, especially if a model only has two wheels. Here a fine balance has to be made between lightness and strength because you don't want to compromise on either. Good models are very easy to move around which means having wheels that slide well and can change direction properly. There are several excellent models above with more than two wheels and these are usually the best in this factor, but some two-wheel options move well too, such as the Sun Mountain Kube. What should you be looking for in a travel bag? I have used this on a return trip and the bag and my clubs held up very well and seems good value for money at this point. great travel bag plenty of room when golf bag is inside easy to zip up and secure, could do with extra padding to top section to protect club heads but I just used a beach towel.The new Bag Boy T-660 features a wrap-around zipper that opens up the entire front of the travel cover. From there, you simply lay your golf bag in there and, unless it's oversized or severely overstuffed, we found it to be pretty easy to get in and out of the bag. What's more, when folded up and not in use, you can easily fit it into a small space behind the seat of your rental car when you're traveling, or put it in the corner of the trunk. The T-660 also weighs less than 6 pounds, so it's easy to maneuver when not in use and you can store it on a shelf at your house or in your garage without it taking up much space. The chosen model by the world's best players, the Club Glove is certain to keep clubs safe and protected, and there are loads of cool colors to choose from too. We are big fans of the Kube. It's an excellent innovation that not only serves its main purpose of protecting your clubs well in transit, but also allows you to collapse it down to a neat size smaller than the average cabin bag (23 x 33 x 38) when not in use via its clever foldaway system.It has a robust hard-case shell with two external and internal straps to keep everything secure on the inside. We also like the reinforced padded area at the clubhead end for added protection. Unfortunately, Sam is not a member of any club at the moment but regularly gets out on the golf course to keep up the facade of having a handicap of five. The VIP II Premium Wheeled golf bag is made from nylon which feels pretty robust. Whilst it is padded and reasonably well protected throughout, other bags seem to have a little more padding around the top section where the club heads are.