Travel Bag: soft or hard?

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By BCarroll

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  1. Chuck Zirkle

    Chuck Zirkle
    Mt Pleasant, SC via Rocky Top Tennessee

    Military
    That site seems to be a site in Pakistan that sells handbags, totes, backpacks, and duffels. We are talking golf bag travel hard and soft travel cases. Cannot see it's relation to this two and a year old post. Do not see that they carry any golf related products. With respect.
  2. garvan c

    garvan c
    Il

    Used a sort case multiple time - Probably 20 times at this stage including trips to other European countries and the US.
    Like other contributors, I spend some time wrapping towels/clothes around the club heads for extra support and take off the heads of the woods.
    G
  3. CMunro

    CMunro

    Always had a hard shell top case. Just bought a the sun mountain code as my old case had become a bit worn. Hopefully it’s good, got it for the ease of storing it once it’s folded down so time will tell if it’s any good
  4. Zachary T

    Zachary T

    I have the Titleist Club Glove Soft Travel Bag and have had zero issues. I was worried about the protection but needed something that would fit into an SUV along with luggage and it has worked out great! Just remove the woods heads and flip the shaft upside down.
  5. Ken D

    Ken D

    Soft Travel bag with Stiff arm has worked for me as well. I did remove and added towels for extra protection. So far so good.
  6. Scott D

    Scott D
    Lethbridge,

    I use a soft side travel bag with a stiff arm inside. Have used the same bag for numerous flights to NZ, Australia and the US with no trouble at all.
  7. CTebbs

    CTebbs

    Bought my wife a Titleist Club Glove travel bag. Done two trips in the last two months and it is excellent. Extra padding around club heads is really good.

    I have a hard sided case currently, but would not bother witge one next time. Would definitely go with a second Titleist Club Glove. Highly recommend.
  8. Nick P

    Nick P
    Louisville, KY

    Soft case and remove the heads. Hard cases are nice but a pain in the butt with rental cars!
  9. Erich F

    Erich F
    NY

    Soft case with stiff arm has worked very well for me. Take wood heads off and pad with towels and clothes.
  10. MGorman

    MGorman
    North Carolina

    I’ve used a Club Glove case for both air travel and shipping clubs via ShipSticks without any issues. Remove club heads, protect the shaft tips, provide plenty of padding with towels and bubble wrap, use a stiff arm device. That being said, I have more recently purchased an SKB hard case for added protection and peace of mind.
  11. James H

    James H
    Monifieth

    I use the Titleist Club Glove travel bag with Stiff Arm and never had any issues. I always remove the wood heads and add extra towels around the club heads for added protection
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