Golf Travel Bag

[Nick B.]

What are some good golf travel bags? I would like to bring my clubs to Vegas, but don't want to drag a huge case around. I know there used to be a bag that was really tiny that could also be used to play. Does anybody remember what that was called? Also, what would be the easiest way to get the clubs to Vegas.

Thanks for the help.

[M2d]

there's golf in vegas? I thought it was all poker, strippers, whores and non-whores.

or, you could try a club glove. supposed to be the best bags out there (within a reasonable price range).

[eric5148]

Club Gloves are the nuts. I strongly suggest a hard cover, even though it might be heavy. In fact, some airlines require golf clubs to be in hard cases.

[ceyoung]

i just got a bagboy softcover. it was about 110+tax. its been pretty convenient, lots of room for extra clothes and what not.

[eric5148]

And happy b-day!

[offTopic]

I read a bunch of online reviews, rec.sport.golf, etc. I've heard Club Glove is very good, but the clincher for me was, if you have a soft case, many airlines require that you sign a damage waiver, or they won't check it in.

I bought a hard case.

[JTrout]

The Club Glove (http://www.clubglove.com/user/ViewProduct.asp?ProductID=12)

is the last one you'll ever need.
I like the soft cover. Stuff it with towels, socks, and such going. And dirty clothes returning.
I've never had a club bent. Never signed a waiver.
Used it dozens of times and it's as good as new.

Cheers,
JTrout

[beerbandit]

maybe this (http://www.golfskiwarehouse.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=PING1268)

seen a couple, never used one - doesnt offer much travel protection

happy bday


cheers