Golf is among our favorite outdoor activities due to the fact that each course is breathtaking in many ways, and there’s always the chance to make one of those once-in-a-lifetime shots.
It’s also among the few sports that allow you to play on a cart, sip beers, gamble, and keep playing until you’re for walking. Therefore, naturally, we’re playing golf whenever we can.
We love hitting the links on our favorite local courses, those we know from with our fingers. But to experience a completely new course that’s halfway across the country, one that has narrower fairways, deep bunkers, an abundance of fresh scenery, and even alligators it’s an adventure, and one that we’ll drive for long distances to experience.
We’ve played rental golf sets several times, but it isn’t easy to choose which club is best suited to the task. But the set you have of clubs is well-known distances are set as well.
You (almost) always know which one is best suited to do the task. We always suggest bringing your own set of golf clubs regardless of how far you are from your home. For that, you’ll require an appropriate golf club travel case.
WHAT TO CONSIDER
Travel cases for golf range from a simple fabric sleeve with just a couple of pockets to a costly hard-sided, luggage-like case that has wheels. When choosing the right golf travel case to suit your needs, we suggest that you look at the structure as well as the interior padding and pockets.
- Construction: This is quite easy to construct. Soft cases are less expensive and are easy to store away after not being used however, they’re not as secure. Hard-sided cases are constructed of robust ABS plastics (like the wheels of your favorite suitcase) and offer more protection for your club set, however, they consume a significant amount of space in your closet when they are not being used.
- Interior padding: Certain cases come with padding or cushioning for more security, whereas cheaper models don’t. The added protection is worth the cost we believe.
- Cases with pockets: Hard-sided cases are usually not pocketable. Soft-sided cases typically come with a variety of pockets that are both external and internal to help you organize your additional sleeves of balls, shoes, and windbreakers.
HOW WE CHOSE
We’re convinced that your clubs are equally important to your golf swing, and so renting a totally other set of equipment at the golf course is not an option, this is why we use our own set.
In order to help you select the ideal golf bag to suit your needs we did a lot of research on current options, reviewing the reviews of users and testing a handful of options on the table. These are the editors’ recommendations for the top golf bags, both soft and hard-sided.
You can now bring your own clubs to the country rather than renting from the clubhouse. Take a swing and hit the fences.
1.BEST HYBRID TRAVEL BAG GOLF Travel Cover with ABS Shell Top Founders Club
- Top half of the top is hard-sided to protect clubs
- Soft bottom is more light and friendly for users.
- Pockets on the outside provide organized storage
- Approachable price
- A case that is less secure than a complete hard-sided case
Find the top of the line golf travel bags in one with this half soft-side part hard shell bag. A durable hard-shell ABS top shields your most valuable golf club heads at the point they touch the shaft along with an all weather polyester frame with rolling wheels at the feet facilitates easy transportation and reduces the weight.
The bag can accommodate the full cart bag of clubs that are up to 50 inches in length. While there isn’t any padding in the interior, it does have internal straps that keep your clubs secure when traveling.
It also has strong lockable zippers that are heavy-duty and have two pockets on the outside for shoes, t-shirts, and other items. If not being used it folds down to make it easy to store and the entire thing weighs just 8 pounds.