| Do you travel and play golf? If so, do you have a hard | | | | "mondo" soft cases like Club Glove that will more than |
| travel bag or a soft one? There are some major | | | | protect your clubs for many years. |
| differences, and pros and cons for both. | | | | Another think I like is the soft bags allow you to cram |
| I'm sure you've seen those hard cases holding golf | | | | a ton of other items in there. I have literally put 4 or 5 |
| clubs at the airport right? They are rather large, and | | | | extra shoes, shirts and even jackets in my soft travel |
| not too easy to get around with. I personally have | | | | bag. The bag can really be bloated and still function. |
| never purchased one, but I did want to find out if there | | | | The downfall of the hard travel case for golf is just |
| was any major benefits to having one or not, so I got | | | | that! You have a little room in which you can throw |
| on Google and did some surfing. | | | | some more stuff in to, but not much. They hold your |
| Man...those bags are not cheap! They can go up to | | | | clubs nicely, but that's about it! |
| $400! My clubs are very important to me, but | | | | The bottom line is your priorities. Do you want to |
| geez..that's a chunk of change don't you think? | | | | protect your clubs to the max, or do you want to max |
| What I came up with was protection. That was the | | | | out the amount of stuff you can put in your bag? This |
| ONLY real true benefit over a soft travel bag. With | | | | is one of the defining questions you'll need to answer |
| the way the baggage handlers throw baggage around, | | | | before you venture out into the world of golf travel |
| the hard case makes sense, but there are some | | | | bags. |