Best Golf Travel Bags
Planning to jet away this year but need something to transport your clubs in? We round up the best travel bags on the market this year
Travelling with your golf clubs can be stressful, but with the right travel bag, you can protect your clubs and travel with ease. A high-quality golf travel bag can provide ample storage space, padding, and durability, ensuring that your clubs arrive at your destination safe and secure.
In this buying guide, we’ll be taking a closer look at some of the best golf travel bags available in 2024. Our top picks include the Callaway Golf Clubhouse Travel Cover, Titleist Players Golf Travel Cover, Ping Travel Cover, Puma Golf Wheeled Travel Cover, MacGregor Deluxe Wheeled Golf Travel Cover, Ogio Alpha Travel Cover Mid, and Motocaddy Flightsafe Travel Cover.
Each of these travel bags offers unique features to cater to the specific needs of golfers, including ample storage space, padding, and durability.
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Callaway Golf Clubhouse Travel Cover
£129.99
For the overnight getaway or golf holiday choose the Callaway Golf Clubhouse Travel Cover. The travel cover will ensure your clubs are ready to easily transport with a neoprene comfort grip handle and reinforced wheelbase. For easy access to your clubs, the cover features exterior quick-release tie-downs and has an internal shoe pocket. For the quality and price on offer here, this is one of the best golf bags for travel on the market.
Pros:
- Internal shoe pocket
- Sturdy exterior straps
- Huge internal storage
Cons:
- Can become unstable when stood up
Titleist Players Golf Travel Cover
£180
The New Titleist Players travel cover provides unmatched protection for your golf clubs and effortless transportation during golf trips.
Pros:
- Well respected brand
- Premium skate wheels make it a great option for easy movement
- Good value
Cons:
- Some may prefer more wheels
Ping Travel Cover
£165
For the ultimate protection for your golf clubs when on your travel`s, you’ll need the PING Travel Cover. Tough and robust this travel cover will protect your golf clubs and accessories from damage. Made from robust polyester and vinyl materials with added upper panels, the PING Large Travel Cover offers the ultimate protection for your golf gear and is size for all carry bags, trolley bags and staff bags.
Pros:
- Reinforced pull handle
- Padded upper panel protects club heads
- Can fit all carry bags, trolley bags and cart bags
Cons:
- Expensive
Puma Golf Wheeled Travel Cover
£129
This premium travel cover has oversized wheels so you can effortlessly manoeuvre when travelling. It has a large main compartment which will accommodate most golf bags, with straps to secure your precious golf gear as you travel to your destination. As well as internal storage the cover has external pockets and ID cardholder.
Pros:
- Durable material
- Oversized wheels for ease of transport
- Large external and internal storage
Cons:
- Internal compression straps can be a bit flimsy
MacGregor Deluxe Wheeled Golf Travel Cover
£49.99
The VIP Deluxe Wheeled Travel Cover provides excellent protection for golf equipment in transit. It’s durable, with strategic padding to protect club heads while inline skate wheels and sturdy handles make it easy to manoeuvre. It’s also an absolute bargain.
Pros:
- Made with tough nylon fabric for maximum protection
- Additional padding around the top to protect club heads during transportation
- Dual side zip and side zip storage pockets
Cons:
- Handles can be a bit flimsy
Ogio Alpha Travel Cover Mid
£235
If you think that travelling with your clubs is difficult, stressful, or profanity-inducing, it just means that you’re travelling with the wrong bag. No matter where you are going, or how many golf trips you have planned this year, the ALPHA MID will be ready for anywhere you’re headed; birdies not included.
Pros:
- Easy to manoeuvre
- Colours are really stylish
- Easy to spot in the airport
Cons:
- Foam Padding could be a little thicker at the top end
Motocaddy Flightsafe Travel Cover
£199.99
The Motocaddy FlightSafe is an innovative 2 part travel cover system that provides maximum protection and convenient storage. The system also benefits from having straps around it for further security whilst in flight, and also conveniently has 6 wheels for effortless manoeuvrability. Plus will operate standing upright on 4 of them and then lays down on 2 for easy pulling.
Pros:
- Budget friendly
- Durable construction
- Lift assist handles
Cons:
- Only available in one colour
Best Golf Travel Bags
Investing in a high-quality golf travel bag can make all the difference when it comes to travelling with your clubs. With top brands like Callaway, Titleist, Ping, Puma, MacGregor, Ogio, and Motocaddy offering specialised golf travel bags in 2024, there are plenty of options to choose from.
Each of the seven travel bags we’ve discussed offers unique features that cater to the specific needs of golfers, whether it’s ample storage space, padding, or durability. Consider your own preferences and needs when selecting a golf travel bag, and get ready to travel with ease and peace of mind in 2024.
Jack Backhouse
Jack is a PGA Golf Professional who specialises in coaching, teaching golf to beginners and top-level amateurs for 10+ years. He also loves his golf equipment and analysing the data of the latest clubs on the market using launch monitors, specialising in blade irons and low-spinning drivers despite having a chronically low ball flight.
Although Jack has no formal journalism training, He has been reading What's In The Bag articles since he started playing at 12 and studying golf swings since his dad first filmed his swing to reveal one of the worst over-the-top slice swings he reckons has ever been recorded, which set him off on the path to be a coach. His favourite club ever owned was a Ping G10 driver bought from a local top amateur with the hope that some of the quality golf shots would come with it (they didn't), and worst was a Nike SQ driver he only bought because Tiger was using it.
Jack is a member of Sand Moor Golf Club and regularly gets out on the golf course to prepare for tournaments. Jack uses a TaylorMade BRNR Mini driver, a half set of TaylorMade P7MB irons, MG4 wedges and a TaylorMade TP Reserve putter.
