Golf Bags Travel Advice

Protect your clubs when you're on the go with theare an inevitable part of checking in, loading and
best golf bags for traveloffloading. If damage does occur whilst your clubs are
Today's golfers are spoilt for choice when it comes toin a hard case, many airlines will offer compensation.
courses, especially when it comes to overseas greens.The downside is the cost of thee golf bags, which
Florida, Spain, Portugal, Dubai, France and evenrange from hundreds of pounds to thousands. But if
Australia all boast a wide range of magnificent golfyou want your golf clubs to arrive safely with you,
courses, many set within luxury resorts so you canthere is no other option.
take your family or partner with you. But no matterHybrid Golf Bags
where you choose to play golf, you will still need to getThis type of golf bag is best suited for car travel, as it
yourself and your clubs there. Having a decent travelcomes with a body like a soft bag, but a top like the
golf bag becomes essential.hard case to protect your clubs. They weigh less than
These are the three types of golf bags that are idealthe hard case and take up less space, but won't give
for travelling purposes:you the protection your equipment needs for air travel.
Soft Travelling Golf BagsCheck your Golf Baggage Allowance Before Flying
These are made of soft padded golf clothes,Most airlines will charge you for carrying golf bags
sometimes coming with hard bottoms and wheels toonboard their flights, which they class as over-size'
allow easy transport. Whilst they are light, they offerbaggage. You will inevitably be charged each way, so
little in the way of protection for your golf clubs, andmake sure you check before you book your tickets,
you will need to put your equipment in your regular golfas in some cases the surplus charge may end up
bags first, before putting that into the soft travellingcosting more than the flight itself.
bag. For added protection it would be wise to buyInsure your Golf Bag and Equipment Before Travelling
head covers for your golf clubs to ensure completeIt is also worth double checking your travel insurance
protection.before you fly, and consider taking out specific
Hard Case Golf Bagsinsurance to cover damage by airlines, loss or theft.
If you're flying to an overseas golf course, the hardThere would be nothing worse than losing your whole
case bag is the best golf bag for transporting yourgolf bag filled with your clubs, and finding out you are
equipment. The hard material these golf bags areinadequately insured.
made from will withstand most bumps and knocks that