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Best Golf Travel Bags 2024 – Hard and Soft Cases

Last Updated on January 16, 2024 by Matt Greene *Read our  review guidelines .

What are the best golf travel bags for airlines? You want a strong bag to protect those valuable clubs because airlines do not like paying you for broken clubs.

I've traveled to 15 countries with my clubs and never had a single breakage. That's a combination of both the right golf club travel bag and expert packing.

I've been on some of the worst airlines you can imagine and never had a breakage. I'm confident that you'll make the right choice after reading this article. The best golf travel bag currently is the SKB Deluxe Hard Cover golf bag . 

Best Golf Travel Bags for Airlines in 2023

• SKB Deluxe ATA Hard Cover (best value with superior guarantee) 
• CaddyDaddy First Class Premium  (best for frequent travelers - airline guarantee)
• Club Glove Last Bag Soft Cover (more spacious - used by Tour pros)
• CaddyDaddy Enforce Hybrid Cover (lightweight soft-hard combo)
• Sun Mountain Club Glider Meridian Soft Cover (easiest for check in)
• GTB Caravan 3.0 Soft Cover (best cheap travel bag)

*All of these bags are compliant with airline policies. The only thing to remember is the weight restrictions and to double check the airline policies to ensure once the bag is packed, it doesn't exceed maximum weight - usually around 50 lbs.

SKB Deluxe ATA Golf Travel Bag

A Sherman tank with a million mile warranty

The American-made SKB Deluxe is made of molded polyethylene which makes it not only dirt and moisture resistant but extremely strong. So strong in fact, that the manufacturer offers $1500 club coverage and a million mile guarantee on the case.

With that sturdiness and strength comes a bit of extra weight though and at 18 lbs, the SKB travel bag isn't light. With your bag loaded inside, you might have enough airline weight allowance for a pair of golf shoes.

You'll be able to put pretty much any bag in here but it works especially well for good 14 way stand bags and push cart bags . It's a tight fit for larger cart bags and staff bags but with a bit of effort, it'll hold it all. The inline skate wheels make wheeling this solid structure around very easy.

There are three locks on the bag and keys are included. A TSA lock is included which is fantastic because this bag is a magnet for TSA and will be checked. It's always best not to put too much loose stuff in the case because the ever reliable TSA will reliably lose it for you.

One of the other areas that could be improved actually, are the locks. They could be made of a material more in-line with the sturdiness of the case but are made of a hard plastic. They do however work very well. 

This is easily the best hard case golf travel bag on the market.

• Extremely strong - probably the last travel bag you'll buy
• Fits even tour staff bags
• Incredible $1500 club coverage and million mile warranty
• Comes with TSA approved lock
• Water and dust resistant
• Heavy at 18 lbs

Caddy Daddy First Class Premium

Best bag for frequent travelers

The First Class Travel Cover is uses the very best YKK zippers and has a wheelbase that let's the bag stand by itself. but the clincher for the CaddyDaddy is that CaddyDaddy covers any damage caused by airlines for 2 years on the the First Class model with no limitations.

Two layers of EVA foam protects your clubs and internal pockets can be stuffed with clothes and shoes to add extra protection. The First Class Travel golf bag has been made purposefully with the golf traveler in mind whether by air or road. 

Material:  1000D Ballistic nylon Dimensions:  15 x 13 x 51 inches Weight:  10 pounds Wheels: 2

• Durable construction with tough nylon fabric
• Big pockets to store more items like balls and shoes and alcohol
• Heavy duty wheels that won't break all the time
• Two year replacement warranty even if the airlines damage your bag
• No hard cover option in this bag

Club Glove Last Bag

Trusted by Tour pros and comes in 20 colors

This travel golf bag from Club Glove is spacious and strong enough that it is the most trusted bag on the PGA Tour among the pros. It's water resistant and comes in 20 colors. 

it can hold even a big Tour bag and two pairs of shoes. There's just so much space and with the light weight, you have 40 lbs to stuff everything you can into your golf bag. It's made in the USA and includes high quality YKK zippers and ITW Nexus buckles and if you know anything about zippers and clasps, these are the highest quality. Placing your clubs inside the bag is easy and once you zip it closed, you can then connect the buckles for a tight fit without any club rattle.

Materials: 1000 D nylon/cordura Dimension:  51 x 19 x 16 inches Weight: 10.6 pounds Wheels:  2

If you want to add another level of club safety in a soft cover bag, take a look at  the Stiff Arm  and for TSA approved locks, you can't go wrong with a cheap  Master lock . 

• Very roomy inside 
• Excellent zipper and clasp system to keep clubs from rattling around
• Lifetime warranty - trusted by Justin Rose, DJ, Justin Thomas
• Extra padding around where the club heads go
• Very pricey

CaddyDaddy Enforcer travel bag

Lightweight budget option for stress-free packing

The CaddyDaddy Enforcer Hard top is a hybrid golf travel bag so it has a soft body but a top piece which is hard. There are two huge pockets on the side of the Enforcer which hold your shoes, jackets and some sneaky extra luggage. 

When I store the Enforcer when I'm not traveling, the soft part of the bag folds into the top hard case. You zip it closed and it's a compact package to put inside a cupboard. Easy storage.

Materials:  1800D fabric Dimension: 51 x 13 x 15 inches Weight:  9 pounds Wheels:  2

• Very well priced
• Business card window on the fancy baggage tag means it's not getting stolen
• Internal compression straps to stop bag movement
• Loads of storage space internally and externally
• Very easy to store when you're not using it
• Cart bags or stand bags fit in here easily
• Internal strap not the best for holding clubs in place
• Reinforcement around your clubs is advised as there is not much padding

Sun Mountain Club Glider Meridian

Easiest to wheel through check-in lines

The Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian golf travel bag will glide with you at the airport on the four wheels with ease. This golf travel bag won the  Golf Digest Editors’ Choice award six years in a row.

There is a second set of wheels that retract along with the built-in inline skate wheels. You can pull your bag everywhere around the airport, never feeling the full weight of the bag. The ClubGlider takes all thr weight off your arm. The bag never topples over despite being top heavy with your irons.

The Sun Mountain has enough space for your golf bag with club, a small carry on and golf shoes. There's a one year warranty on the Club Glider Meridian travel bag itself but not on your clubs which the SKB does offer at a lower price point.

Overall, a nice bag that will need a bit more support around the club heads but there is no easier golf travel bag to wheel around.

Material: Ballistic nylon Dimensions:  52 x 14 x 14 inches Weight:  11 pounds Wheels:  4

• Sole focus here is to wheel your bag around super easily
• Four wheels turn the bag into a trolley on its own - easy for check in
• Takes weight off your arm and with carabiners can be used to attach other bags like a train
• Excellent color options
• Main zipper isn't designed for a lock
• External pockets extend inward not outward
• Not much padding around clubs

Golf Travel Bags Caravan 3.0

Super value for money very under budget

Excellent external pockets and riveted handles make the Caravan 3.0 extremely high value. There is little difference between this bag and the Constrictor 2. The weight is similar and the setup is almost identical.

There's plenty of space inside to pack everything you could need on your golf trip. The two pockets on the exterior easily fit one pair of golf shoes each. While this bag isn't going to last forever like an SKB or Club Glove, it's a great budget option if you don't travel extensively with your clubs.

Bag Boy Back Bone

This little stick will prevent the force from a golf bag being thrown around from impacting your club heads. It keeps the top of the bag firm and stops crushing forces pushing down on the driver and longer clubs. This will prevent snapped shafts in soft cover travel bags.

Key features of a golf travel bag

Lightweight is best because of baggage weight restriction.

This is very important because some airlines restrict the weight of sports equipment. Do you travel low-cost or full-service most of the time? Check airline rules - generally 50 lbs total is about the norm for sports equipment.

Depending on how frequently you travel, it’s important to get one that is relatively easy to transport back and forth. If you’re older or have some back issues, I recommend getting a lighter, soft shell bag to ensure it’s easy to get them in and out of the trunk.

No need to suffer a pointless injury on the way to your golf vacation. Plus, weight is a big factor for how much it costs to shipping your golf gear as well. Depending on the airline, if you go over a certain limit you’ll have to pay even more money each way.  

Also, it’s important to note unlike bags, these do not come with a shoulder strap and you’ll always have to push or pull it. 

High quality wheels makes transport easy

The wheels make moving the bag around so much easier than carrying so I've featured only wheeled bags here.

I struggled for too long with a carry travel bag.

Some bags have spinner wheels to change direction easily but most will only have two and you have to hold the handle at the top of the bag as you wheels it around. This can be cumbersome to change direction but if the airports are not too crowed, you'll be okay.

Side pockets  can contain more gear

You need pockets for accessories, clothes and golf shoes. On the trips where weather may be variable and you need a lot of layers or jackets, it's always better to have too much storage than too little. 

You want to know how much space is inside the bag as well.

Outside the bag, the soft cover cases are better as they have zippable pockets whereas the hard cover have none. 

Hard shell or soft cover bags need different storage space

Hard cases will be heavier and more difficult to store in a small space when you're not using them.

A soft cover bag can be folded up and placed in a cupboard.

The hard case offers superior protection to your shafts and clubheads while the soft cover will need a stiffener like a bag boy stick or a lot of extra padding made up of golf shoes, towels, clothes and headcovers.

I use a hybrid bag which has a soft cover around the bottom of the golf bag but a hard cover on top just around the clubs. 

Warranties are important for protection

Double check the warranties of the companies who make the bags. Some of them extend for a year or two and you might even find some that cover the damage to clubs, as well as even damage to clubs inflicted upon your bag by the airlines!

Approve locks and padlocks make TSA inspections easy

TSA will check certain bags and some do come with TSA locks otherwise purchase a TSA-approved lock from Master.

High price high quality

Like anything in golf, you get what you pay for.

When it comes to a golf travel bag, I like to get the best travel bag for my golf bag that I can.

I do not have much storage space at home so I prefer not to go with an entirely hard case. I like to fold it up and place it in the closet. That led me to the case which has a hard top and a soft bottom but with a lot of external storage because I go for longer trips and I like to squeeze in extra jackets and socks.

I got the most expensive one I could afford and I have not experienced a single breakage.

How I pack my golf clubs for travel safely

This is by no means pretty, but it is effective. If you don't want to buy a travel bag or you want a soft cover travel bag, you can do this.

• Clip on your rain cover and unzip to let it hang loose. It's easier to do the final step if you put the cover on now.
• Unscrew the driver head from the shaft and put the shaft into the bag with the clubs. If your driver doesn't unscrew, go to the next step.
• Put your woods and hybrids upside down into the bag. Be sure to put some old socks on the heads to prevent scratches.
• Bunch the shafts that are sticking out the top together and put your umbrella in the bag to act as a splint for more support.
• Turn your irons in so the toes are all facing your woods' shafts and bunch them all together and wrap a towel (or two) around the whole set.
• Once the towels are tightly wrapped around the club heads, zip up the club cover.
• Put the driver head and wrench into a jacket and place it in a secure pocket.
• Use cellophane wrap and masking tape to wrap it all up for a budget version of the airport service

The best travel bags are expensive and they're expensive because they last.

An SKB hard case will serve any golfer well and for the price, there is little reason to get a soft cover travel bag for airlines.

If a hard cover bag is not ideal and storage becomes a pain in the butt, the high-priced Club Glove is virtually indestructible and protects your golf clubs amazingly.

For those who don't like lugging a golf travel bag around by a flimsy handle, the Sun Mountain makes travel easy.

These three are the best golf travel bags for airlines hands down.

Last Updated on January 16, 2024 by Matt Greene

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If you are someone who enjoys golf breaks abroad or even just likes to play a round or two on your summer holiday then a quality travel bag is a must-have. Taking your clubs with you when you travel is always a risk as they can easily be damaged, so you will want to minimize that risk as much as possible and to do that you'll need something that is sturdy and spacious.

At Golf Monthly we are all regular golfers and we often go on golf trips, so it's fair to say that between us we have managed to test a lot of the different models which are out there and we believe that we are in a good position to pick out the best golf travel bag and to also give you some pointers on the things you should be looking for when you buy one. 

First and foremost they must be strong and sturdy enough to cope with the trials and tribulations of travel in planes, trains and automobiles. Baggage handlers are not going to know (and in many cases care) if you have a prized Scotty Cameron putter in your bag or if you have just invested big bucks on the best driver to hit the market that year. So strong materials, padding, and excellent construction are all vital with models like the Motocaddy and Titleist leading the way here.

Maneuverability is important too because having an awkward travel bag makes everything more difficult, particularly when you're also having to juggle a suitcase and hand luggage. So travel bags that will move easily with strong wheels are highly recommended and for us the Sun Mountain is a top choice in that category. Another important factor that people don't give enough thought to is having something that is easy to recognise. The last thing you need is somebody accidentally taking your luggage or clubs because their bags look the same as yours. The Ogio Alpha solve this issue, but there are plenty of other models out there with distinctive designs as well.

(Finally we also recommend taking a look at some of our other guides too, such as the best golf luggage , best golf bags , and the best golf tops .) 

The MacGregor VIP II Premium features a cover that can stand up to airport abuse, it’s easy to transport, and it’s an exceptional value at its price.

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The ClubGlider Meridian is a joy to use and you will be the envy of the airport when wheeling it around whilst other golfers continually pick up their travel covers.

The Motocaddy Flightsafe travel cover is a versatile option if you are looking for a higher level of protection for your clubs and gear when travelling abroad.

Lightweight, easy to use, easy to maneuver and with plenty of storage, the Bag Boy T-660 ticks all the right boxes for the frequent golf traveller.

The Kube from Sun Mountain is an interesting and unique golf travel bag that looks great, has solid padded protection and folds away to a convenient size.

A well-thought-out and user-friendly golf travel cover, the Ram FX travel cover has plenty of space and solid protection for golf clubs and more gear.

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A very solid and reliable golf travel cover with an air of quality that allows you to fly with confidence knowing your clubs and gear are safe and secure.

Not only does the Ogio Alpha look great and stand out when travelling in several colors, but it performs well in every way you would want it to.

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MacGregor VIP II Premium Travel Cover with our golf bag zipped up inside of it

MacGregor VIP II Premium Travel Cover

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Reasons to buy, reasons to avoid.

Our top all round choice is the VIP II Premium travel cover from MacGregor, which offers durable protection and ease of use and is packed with useful features for added peace of mind - such as additional padding around the top of the cover which increases the layer of protection for the clubs. An internal support strap will keep your clubs secure during transit and we cannot stress how much of a difference these little design details make. The best golf clubs tend to cost a lot of money so you're going to want a bag that offers a a lot of protection. 

Three heavy duty external straps provide a fail safe seal on the cover while the lockable dual zips give you extra security to prevent anybody getting into it and pilfering your clubs or accessories. Additionally there is extra space for clothing and footwear which will free up more room in your suitcase. When you factor in the price, which is at the value end of the market despite it being a premium product, you can't go wrong with this offering from MacGregor.

• Read our full MacGregor VIP II Travel Cover Review

The Sun Mountain Club Glider Meridian Travel Cover pictured at an airport

Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Cover

When it comes to getting around the airport this travel bag is just the ticket. The superbly-innovative ClubGlider from Sun Mountain makes life so much easier thanks to an integrated leg set that retracts easily and supports all the weight of the bag for a smooth ride on any surface. As the name suggests, the four wheels will glide around the airport which is very important as it sure beats carrying. Having a free wheeling option you can effortlessly pull around reduces stress on your back, arms and wrists that can happen when you're awkwardly trying to manoeuvre a less mobile bag. 

In our testing we found the legs to be very sturdy, which we've come to expect from the best Sun Mountain golf bags , and the wheels roll excellently making this a pleasure to transport around. Other observations would be that the padding around the top of the bag is nice and thick so there should be no accidents with your driver and fairway woods, which are the most vulnerable clubs in the bag when travelling. 

Two spacious outside pockets - one on either side - offer excellent added storage for items such as jackets, shoes, coats, jumpers or anything else you want to put in there to save space in your suitcase. Inside the bag, there are two straps to keep your golf bag secured and although it does cost a little bit more than some others on this list, we really loved this bag. It's well made, protects your clubs and makes golfing abroad significantly easier.

• Read our full Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Cover Review

The Motocaddy Flightsafe Travel Cover resting on the floor of an airport departure lounge. 

Motocaddy Flightsafe Travel Cover

Motocaddy are known for producing some of the best electric golf trolleys and best golf cart bags on the market so it stands to reason that they would be right up there with the best in this category too. When we tested this bag out we couldn't fault the protection it offered our clubs. The durable and padded nylon materials ensure that your clubs could take quite a buffering without suffering any damage. 

We were especially enamoured with the size of the bag as Motocaddy have resisted the temptation to make it too big and cumbersome, but it is just the right size to house all of your gear as well as a pretty chunky bag if that's your choice. 

There's room for other items too, such as a pair of the best golf shoes or some extra clothing or waterproofs. One of the highlights of this bag was how easy it was to manoeuver the bag around the airport thanks to the handy six-wheel design on the base of the bag. Internal and external straps do a solid job of holding your clubs tightly to the bag which is important because most damage is caused when clubs move around too much in the bag during transit. While there are certainly more eye-catching flight bags on the market, we feel that this has an understated, simple yet premium look which we liked, but first and foremost it does a great job in housing clubs and ensuring they aren't damaged.

• Read our full Motocaddy Flightsafe Travel Cover Review

The BagBoy T-660 Travel Cover resting on grass

BagBoy T-660 Travel Cover

This offering from Bag Boy really blew us away in testing, offering seriously impressive levels of performance. Featuring a wrap-around zipper that opens up the entire front of the travel cover, it's easy to then just lay your golf bag down in there and it's very straightforward getting it in and out.

There was a lot to like about this bag when we tested it. It's packed with features such as reinforced corners, skid bars, a skid plate and a large front pocket at the bottom which can be used for shoes or extra apparel. The T-660 also comes with high quality inline skate wheels for smooth rolling which is especially great for airports when you will often have a fair distance to cover through busy crowds. 

It's lightweight yet strong so you can move it around easily and don't need to worry about it being broken by heavy handed airline staff. We would probably suggest that you add a colorful ribbon or something to the handle though to make it stand out when you're in the baggage claim. It's competitively priced too, which makes it an ideal option for golfers who go on trips via the airport.

Storing it when not in use is simple too as when folded up it will easily fit into a small space behind the seat of your rental car when you're traveling, or put it in the corner of the trunk. The T-660 also weighs less than 6 pounds, so it's easy to maneuver when not in use and you can store it on a shelf at your house or in your garage without it taking up much space. 

• Read our full Bag Boy T-660 Travel Cover Review

Sun Mountain Kube Travel Cover and its excellent luggage case

Sun Mountain Kube Travel Cover

Another fine product from Sun Mountian, we are big fans of the Kube which is an excellent innovation. Not only does it fulfil its main purpose of protecting your clubs during transit, but when it's not in use its clever foldaway system means it can be collapsed down to a neat size smaller than the average cabin bag (23 x 33 x 38). A robust hard-case shell combines well with two external and internal straps to keep everything secure on the inside and a reinforced padded area at the top end provides even more protection for your clubs. 

In testing we found that the wheels glide nicely and the handle of the case makes it easy to move around. It's very light too, coming in at just 3.08kg/6.6lbs. There are a number of different colors to choose from too, including orange/grey, navy, green/black and pink/graphite. Sun Mountain make many fantastic products, especially when it comes to bags which is why we created a best Sun Mountain golf bags guide too.

Ram Fx golf travel cover review resting on the floor of an airport.

Ram FX Golf Travel Cover

The Ram FX is a well-thought-out and user-friendly golf travel cover made from a very sturdy ripstop fabric. It boasts extra padding across key areas where the golf clubs would be, while a large main compartment features a strap to hold your clubs down once they are packed inside. 

There is ample storage, including exterior pockets, one of which is perfectly sized for to host a pair of shoes, while we used the other similarly sized pocket to house things such as spare golf socks and belts as well as other nik-naks. 

Another little thing we liked when we tested it was the blue accents on the side of the bag. This may seem like a small feature but we found it to be invaluable as it made the bag very easy to spot even when a deluge of golf travel bags are on the oversized baggage section in the airport. 

• Read our full Ram FX Golf Travel Cover Review

Titleist Players Travel Cover being wheeled into the airport

Titleist Players Travel Cover

The Titleist Players Travel Cover features two premium skate wheels and a large carry handle. We tested this product extensively and loved the protection and quality on offer with the durable polyester fabric easily able to handle the various bumps and scrapes that happen during transit.

A handy strap on the inside holds your clubs securely in place and there's ample room inside for one of the best golf cart bags . Of course if you are travelling light with a stand bag you will have even more room inside, which was great for us in testing as we could place our golf shoes inside the bag along side our clubs to save weight in our suitcase. The bag comes with two premium skate wheels which operate very nicely in and around airports to avoid the hassle and strain of lugging it around. A very comfortable handle that is easy to grasp, hold and pull also adds to the user experience. 

The only down side is that it only comes in black which is not an issue in itself as it's a no-nonsense, high-quality product, but it won't appeal to those players looking to make a statement when they walk into the airport with their golf clubs. More importantly, it can be tricky to identify on baggage claim so adding some stickers or tying a brightly colored ribbon to the handle would be advisable.

• Read our full Titleist Players Travel Cover Review

The Ogio Alpha Travel Cover finished in blue

Ogio Alpha Travel Cover Mid

If you are one of the aforementioned golfers who like to make a statement with their gear then this offering from Ogio is ideal. Known for their bold color schemes in their golf bags, the brand has taken that high fashion style and incorporated it into their travel bags too. 

The Ogio Alpha travel bag has tons of space and can store clothes, balls, shoes and still have enough room left for a souvenir or two. With all of this equipment in it when we put it through some rigorous testing, we thought it might be overly cumbersome and heavy but it was actually a surprisingly lightweight option when lifting it into cars, or from an airport carousel. 

So this is a n ideal cover for the golfer looking to put as little strain on their backs as possible, as it features two strong wheels to make it easy to maneuver and pull behind you. A skid plate on the bottom protects the bag from any abrasions while the bag is also made of a durable material with extra padding around the club heads for additional protection. 

The D-shaped opening ensures easy access to your clubs while handy compression straps will keep your clubs well secured inside the cover. The main stand out of this cover is the eye-catching colors on offer. We tested out the Cover's 'Warp Speed' colorway and it was very easy to spot in the airport, but other colors like 'Terra Texture', 'Black', and 'Mid Haze' also really differentiate it from the competition, meaning you are guaranteed not to lose it in the airport or wherever you are. 

• Read our full Ogio Alpha Travel Cover Mid Review

Our  testing for golf gear  is built upon a comprehensive process combined with the knowledge and expertise of the Golf Monthly test team. Our team usually attend product launches and then when it comes to our actual testing, we test products over a period of time that we can gauge the performance. For travel bags we do our best to use them when travelling because doing this allows to gauge performance in scenarios that you might face as well. It should also be mentioned that manufacturers cannot pay for a good review and we make our conclusions from the testing and our experiences. This is because we strive to give the best reviews possible so you can get a greater understanding of the products themselves.

How to choose a golf travel bag

There are a variety of factors that you need to consider when looking to pick up a travel bag that's going to keep your clubs safe. Here, we've outlined some key points for you to think about when you're purchasing your next travel cover to ensure you get maximum value for your money and a product that meets your needs. 

1. Strength/durability/materials

Above all else, a travel bag has to protect your golf clubs properly from the general wear and tear of travel. So a bag needs to be made from strong, tear-resistant materials, and should also have some features to protect the clubs on the inside of the bag too, such as compression straps on the inside and outside, along with foam padding around the top of the bag. The wheels should also be strong and move properly.

2. Maneuverability

The best models are very easy to move around and have wheels that slide well and can change direction properly. From a luggage perspective we would recommend four-wheels but with travel bags two-wheels work well because they can be laid on the ground easily. 

Given you will be moving the bag around, weight is very important, especially if a model only has two wheels. Here a fine balance has to be made between lightness and strength because you don't want to compromise on either. Some of the best lightweight golf bags weight literally next to nothing when stored away in a very easy to carry travel bag, so make sure to think about that when purchasing your next cover.

4. Warranty

This is definitely a factor to consider if, god forbid, your clubs and golf gear are damaged or broken. We recommend checking with retailers and manufacturers themselves how long they offer on warranties. The longer the warranty the better! 

Finally have a think about how much you want to spend on a golf travel bag. While we do not think this is an area to compromise on given how important it is to prevent your clubs getting damaged, there are good models that don't have to cost an arm and a leg as you can see above. For more advice on the best golf bags on the market, take a look at our guides to the best golf travel bags for under $100 , best golf pencil bags and best golf cart bags .

What should you be looking for in a travel bag?

Primarily, a good travel bag has to be strong and durable to put up with the general wear and tear of travel. This means being made of strong, tear-resistant fabrics, and also having some features to protect the clubs on the inside of the bag too like compression straps on the inside and outside, along with foam padding around the top of the bag. The wheels should also be strong and move properly.

Is weight important for a travel bag?

Given you will be carrying the travel bag around, weight is very important, especially if a model only has two wheels. Here a fine balance has to be made between lightness and strength because you don't want to compromise on either.

Good models are very easy to move around which means having wheels that slide well and can change direction properly. There are several excellent models above with more than two wheels and these are usually the best in this factor, but some two-wheel options move well too, such as the Sun Mountain Kube.

Can I put other golf equipment in a travel bag?

Depending on the weight you're allotted for your transfer or flight, you can sometimes opt to put more equipment in your travel bag, as well as your clubs. You may opt to put your waterproof gear, golf shoes or even some golf clothing in your travel bag. 

What kind of bag do pro golfers use?

From our research we have found the model that Tour players often use is from Club Glove and the official Large Pro model because it is big enough to house Tour golf bags which are the biggest in the game.

Do you need a travel bag to bring golf clubs on a plane?

You don't officially need a travel bag for golf clubs on a plan but it is highly recommended to make sure they are protected and aren't broken during travel. 

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5 Best Golf Travel Bags (2024 Buying Guide)

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Using a golf travel bag is the best way to protect your golf clubs when you travel. However, with so many out there, how are you supposed to choose the right bag? There are several great options to choose from, depending on your preferences and budget.

The best golf travel bag is the [amazon link=”B07P5D4N2M” title=”Himal Outdoors Soft-Sided Golf Travel Bag” /], which has wheels for easy transport and a heavy-duty lining to keep your clubs safe. It’s also lightweight, so you don’t have to worry about exceeding any airline weight limits even if you’re flying. 

However, there are some good alternatives to the Himal travel bag, depending on what you’re looking for, such as the best golf bags :

• If you often fly with your golf clubs, consider the [amazon link=”B0B9BYD5P2″ title=”GoHimal Golf Travel Bag with Adjustable Support Rod” /].
• If you want a golf travel bag that’s hard-sided for extra protection, your best option is the [amazon link=”B003UFRKX2″ title=”Samsonite Hard Side Golf Bag” /].
• If you’re shopping on a budget for a golf travel bag, check out the [amazon link=”B09KV514GJ” title=”DAREKUKU Golf Travel Covers for Airlines” /].
• For a waterproof golf bag, you should consider the[amazon link=”B09KKMMX68″ title=”APTY Padded Golf Club Travel Bag” /]

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The rest of this article will discuss the best golf clubs bag for travel. No matter what type of travel you plan to do, or how much you want to spend on a golf travel bag, you’ll find one below to suit your needs.

Don’t miss the part at the end where I cover essential information that will help you consider the most important features and factors when picking out a golf travel bag.

Best Overall Golf Travel Bag: Himal Outdoors Soft-Sided Golf Travel Bag with Wheels

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The [amazon link=”B07P5D4N2M” title=”Himal Outdoors Soft-Sided Golf Travel Bag with Wheels” /] is the best overall travel golf bag. Even though it has wheels, it’s only 4.4 pounds (2 kg), so you won’t have any trouble carrying it around and lifting it when necessary. 

The wheels are a huge help when taking your clubs to and from the airport. And, even when you aren’t flying around with your clubs, the wheels make it easier to bring them around when you have other luggage with you.

Additionally, when you need to move the bag in and out of your car, there are strong, heavy-duty handles that make it easy. 

The travel bag is made to fit any size and type of golf club and bag, and it has several pockets for items you might need to take on your travels. 

The bag is lined with plenty of padding, so even when your clubs are on the move, they’ll stay safe and secure. This is especially true because the bag includes a strap on the inside that you can use to keep your golf clubs in place, even if the bag is slightly too big for them. 

Bottom Line : If you want a reasonably priced bag with wheels for easy transportation, the Himal bag will suit you perfectly. Even though it’s soft-sided, the heavy-duty material will protect your clubs. 

• Heavy duty material
• Lightweight
• It may be too big for kids or women’s clubs

Best Golf Travel Bags for Airlines: GoHimal Golf Travel Bag with Adjustable Support Rod

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Are you someone who always flies to play golf, and you need something to protect your golf clubs on an airplane? The [amazon link=”B0B9BYD5P2″ title=”GoHimal Golf Travel Bag with Adjustable Support Rod” /] is the best golf travel bag to use on an airplane.

This golf bag is made from a high-quality, durable material that won’t rip or get damaged, even on the longest flights. It’s also waterproof, so you can take it outside in any weather, and you don’t have to worry about any spills on the plane damaging your golf clubs. 

This case will fit any golf club no matter how big your bag is or how long your golf clubs are. The large front pocket is perfect for your shoes or other golf items you need to travel with, which is very convenient for people who don’t want to have to carry around multiple bags when they’re traveling.

Additionally, there’s a support rod that keeps your clubs protected when they’re in the bag. You can adjust this rod to be anywhere between 20-51 in (50.8-129.5 cm) for easy storage and maximum protection.

However, the bag weighs 8.6 pounds (3.94 kilograms), which is heavier than many travel golf bags. But, as long as your golf bag with clubs and accessories doesn’t weigh more than 40 pounds (18 kilograms), you won’t have any problems meeting the weight limits for flying.

Bottom Line : If you’re a frequent flier with your golf clubs, this bag has a support rod and heavy-duty siding to keep your clubs from getting damaged on the plane. It also has wheels, so you can easily pull your bag around the airport instead of carrying it. 

• Support rod
• Heavy at 8.6 pounds (3.94 kg)

Best Hard Case Golf Travel Bag: Samsonite Hard Side Golf Bag

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Soft-sided travel golf bags work well, but hard-sided travel bags give you even more protection for your golf clubs. The best hard-case golf travel bag is the [amazon link=”B003UFRKX2″ title=”Samsonite Hard Side Golf Bag” /]. 

The Samsonite bag is only 5 pounds (2.3 kg), which is lightweight considering its heavy-duty siding and its wheels. There are four wheels on this bag, so you can transport it very easily. You can use the two in-line skate wheels to push or pull it, or you can use all four wheels and move the bag in any direction you wish. 

This golf travel bag comes in a wide range of colors (including the standard black design).

Even though the hard outside of the bag will protect your bag, there’s additional protection on the inside–including a padded quilted foam lining that’s even thicker on the top of the bag for more protection for your club heads. 

Bottom Line : This Samsonite hard-sided case is the best option to protect your golf clubs while traveling, but you’ll have to pay a little more for the protection. The wheels make it easy for you to transport it, and if you’re not worried about a heavier bag, you can fly with this easily on any airline. 

• Four multi-directional wheels
• Padding on the inside
• Multiple colors
• Pricier than soft-sided 
• Five pounds (2.3 kg)

Best Budget Golf Travel Bag: DAREKUKU Golf Travel Covers for Airlines

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Golf travel bags can seem expensive, but you don’t have to pay much for a good quality bag. The [amazon link=”B09KV514GJ” title=”DAREKUKU Golf Travel Covers for Airlines” /] is the best budget travel bag to keep your golf clubs safe without breaking the bank. 

This bag is easy to carry around no matter how big or heavy your golf clubs are, thanks to the adjustable shoulder strap and the carrying handles. And, even if you need to transport it along far distances, there are wheels that make it easy to pull the bag along by using the handles. 

This DAREKUKU bag includes a card pocket so everyone, including airlines, knows the bag is yours.

You can also store other golf items (such as shoes) in the bag’s front pocket. If you’re having issues with the bag or it’s not exactly what you expect, you can return it with no questions asked.

However, you shouldn’t have to return this bag since it’s made with high-quality material. 

The best part of this bag is that it folds up thanks to its soft material. So when you’re not traveling, you don’t have to worry about the bag taking up too much space in your home. 

Bottom Line : If you need something cheap to protect your golf clubs, the DAREKUKU cover is your best option. It has wheels that make it easy to transport, and the cover is airline-friendly. 

• Shoulder straps and handles
• Rip after a lot of wear and tear
• Club heads not protected

Best Waterproof Golf Travel Bag: APTY Padded Golf Club Travel Bag

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Finally, if you’re looking for a waterproof travel golf bag, the [amazon link=”B09KKMMX68″ title=”APTY Padded Golf Club Travel Bag” /] is the best option.

A waterproof golf bag is beneficial if you’re going to be traveling or golfing in all sorts of weather, or if you just want extra protection from anything that could go wrong during your travels. 

The bag is easy to carry around thanks to its heavy-duty handles, and the wheels on the bottom make it easy to carry long distances, even with heavy clubs. There’s a lot of space in the bag to put in extra clubs or other accessories, including two pockets on the side. 

When you’re not storing or transporting your golf clubs in the bag, you can fold up the bag so it doesn’t take up a lot of space.

However, the soft-sided bag may not provide as much protection as you want. There’s padding on the inside of the bag, with extra padding at the top to protect your bag and your club heads. 

Bottom Line : This waterproof bag is the best way to keep your bag dry, whether you’re outside or just want to keep your clubs dry from any spills. The bag folds up for easy storage, and it’s easy to transport thanks to the wheels. 

• High-quality fabric
• Foldable for easy storage
• Not made for long-term use

How To Choose a Golf Travel Bag

Now that you know all the great golf travel bags you can choose from to keep your clubs safe, you might need some help choosing one. The golf bag you ultimately select should depend on your personal preferences and feature requirements. 

Consider the Material of Your Travel Bag

If you’re flying with your golf clubs a lot, you should consider a hard-sided bag, as it will provide your clubs with the most protection.

If you’re not flying with your bags and are mostly taking them on road trips or just want some added protection for when you store them, a soft-sided travel bag will be fine.

Decide on a Budget for Your Travel Bag

Next, you must decide how much you want to spend on your travel golf bag. If you’re on a budget or you’re not planning on using the bag too much, you can get a budget bag and save some money. 

However, if you plan on traveling with your golf clubs often, or prefer a high-quality bag, go with a more expensive, luxury option. You’ll want a bag that will withstand the wear and tear of using it often, especially if you’ll be flying with the bag. 

Consider Choosing a Travel Bag With Wheels

Finally, you need to decide if you want a bag with wheels. Travel golf bags with wheels tend to be more expensive than those without, but they’ll make it significantly easier for you to transport your clubs around.

Just remember that wheels will also make your bag heavier if you’re flying, which can cause you to exceed the weight limit some airlines allow for baggage. 

While having wheels on a travel golf bag is an excellent addition for many people, it might not be necessary for you. This is especially true if you don’t plan on having very many golf clubs that will weigh your bag down, or if you just prefer to carry the bag the old-fashioned way.

Either way, determining whether or not wheels are necessary for you is an essential factor when picking out a travel golf bag.

Recap: Best Golf Travel Bags in 2024

You need a golf travel bag to keep your golf clubs safe when you travel. No matter how you travel, the [amazon link=”B07P5D4N2M” title=”Himal Outdoors Soft-Sided Golf Travel Bag” /] is the best option for your clubs. 

However, if you’re looking for other features, like a bag specifically for airlines and air travel, or a hard-sided golf travel bag, there are plenty of great options that I listed above for your convenience.

The right decision depends on your budget, how you’re going to travel, and how much you need to protect your golf clubs.

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Best travel golf bags to travel in style

Golf equipment is more expensive than ever, and securing your clubs is the first step in ensuring a relaxing vacation or great golf getaway . The right travel golf bag may not help your swing, but it’ll enhance your golf experience. Whether you’re flying and trusting your golf clubs to an airline or driving and want to protect them from the rest of your luggage, investing in the right travel golf bag is vital yet often underestimated. 

There are a variety of options, styles, and price points in travel golf bags. What are your needs? What’s your budget? We’ve researched the many travel golf bag choices and provided this handy listing for your convenience when choosing this important golf accessory .    

Top 10 golf bags for travel

Staff favorite: Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Cover Best budget: OutdoorMaster Padded Golf Club Travel Bag Best durability: MacGregor VIP II Premium Wheeled Travel Cover Best ease of use: OGIO Alpha Travel Cover Best hybrid: CaddyDaddy Enforcer Hard Top Golf Travel Bag Cover Best color options: Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro Best storage: Sun Mountain Kube Travel Cover Best soft-sided: CaddyDaddy Constrictor 2 Heavy Duty Wheeled Golf Travel Bag Best mobility: PING Rolling Travel Cover Best lightweight: Bag Boy T-660 Travel Cover

How we chose the best travel golf bags

We researched manufacturer specifications, including durability, mobility, weight, ease of use, and more, to create a shortlist of the top travel golf bags. Then, we combed through detailed product descriptions, ratings, and reviews to find the best travel golf bags for each category.

Staff favorite: Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Cover

Benefits — Internal straps secure the golf bag — Reliable wheel system — Ample storage

Drawbacks — Premium quality comes at a premium price

The Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Cover offers internal straps for added security around your golf bag so you can rest easy on your flight. This durable and high-quality travel golf bag has a reliable wheel system, making maneuvering through those airport terminals easier than ever. There’s also more than enough storage space to bring all the balls , gloves , and outerwear you’ll need. 

At $339.99, the Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Cover might not fit everyone’s budget. But the eight different color options will appeal to all. And if you’re a frequent traveler, you’ll be happy to have the peace of mind that just might translate into a more relaxed golf game. Despite its heavier weight and bigger price tag, it certainly checks all the boxes to make it the Best Overall Travel Golf Bag of 2023.

Dimensions: 52 x 14 x 14 in. | Weight: 11.3 lbs. | Material: Ballistic-style nylon | Wheels: Yes

Best budget: OutdoorMaster Padded Golf Club Travel Bag

Benefits — Great value — Exceptional padding to protect your clubs — Easy maneuverability with in-line skate wheels

Drawbacks — Sporadic stitching glitches

The OutdoorMaster Padded travel golf bag has exceptional padding to protect your treasured golf clubs and is built with in-line skates that make maneuverability a breeze. If durability and storage are at the top of your list, this could be the travel golf bag for you. 

With often sales on the OutdoorMaster website, you can’t go wrong with this Best Budget travel golf bag. Check one out and spend a lot less than you thought you’d have to for your next buddy trip.

Dimensions: 54.3 x 14 x 15 in. | Weight: 6 lbs. | Material: Premium 900D oxford fabric and liner | Wheels: Yes

Best durability: MacGregor VIP II Premium Wheeled Travel Cover

Benefits — Added security and durability with 3 heavy-duty external straps — Plenty of storage space — Extra padding at the top for added protection

Drawbacks — Heavier than some may prefer

The MacGregor VIP II Premium Wheeled Travel Cover provides added security and durability with three heavy-duty external straps. There’s plenty of storage to be had in this travel golf bag, and it features extra padding at the top for added protection. The internal support straps keep clubs highly secure while in motion and reinforce our choice for the Best Durability in a travel golf bag.

The MacGregor VIP II Premium Wheeled Travel Cover is reasonably priced, but the only drawback is that it’s heavier than some competitors on the market. Fortunately, if the travel bag is sold out on the MacGregor Golf website, head to Amazon to secure one for your next golf excursion.

Best ease of use: OGIO Alpha Travel Cover

Benefits — Durable material — Foam padding around the top of the bag — Dual wheels for ease of motion

Drawbacks — Might not fit the largest of the tour and staff bags

The OGIO Alpha Travel Cover is made of 900D polyester fabric that offers exceptional durability and foam padding at the top of the bag for extra protection and peace of mind when traveling. With a dual-wheel system, this travel golf bag is easy to navigate from the curb to the check-in desk and ultimately to your hotel room. 

The OGIO Alpha Travel Cover’s price tag will make many golfers smile as they’ll save a few discretionary dollars to treat themselves during their upcoming golf excursion. With its overall size being a bit smaller than some other models, you may have some issues fitting that extra-large tour or staff golf bag.

Dimensions: 51 x 12 x 14 in. | Weight: 6.3 lbs. | Material: 900D polyester | Wheels: Yes

Best hybrid: CaddyDaddy Enforcer Hard Top Golf Travel Bag Cover

Benefits — Hard top shell for added protection — Soft-sided body for ease of storage when not in use — Ample room for golf accessories and extra clothing

Drawbacks — Hard top shell makes the bag heavier than some others

The CaddyDaddy Enforcer Hard Top travel golf bag Cover is an exceptional hybrid travel golf bag offering added protection with its hard shell top and ease of storage when not in use with its soft-sided body. There’s more than enough external storage space for extra balls and gloves, and it even leaves room for that rain jacket, just in case Mother Nature has other ideas. 

At $179.95, the CaddyDaddy Enforcer Hard Top travel golf bag Cover is not only sensible but affordable. The in-line skate wheels make getting around a piece of cake. At 9 pounds, the hard top shell makes this travel golf bag heavier than some others.

Dimensions: 51 x 13 x 15 in. | Weight: 9 lbs. | Material: 1800D all-weather fabric | Wheels: Yes

Best color options: Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro

Benefits — Used by Tour professionals — Sturdy design and spacious — Comes in 21 colors

Drawbacks — On the bulkier if you don’t have a large bag

The Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro is proven reliable with use by several PGA Tour professionals. It’s spacious and sturdy, providing ample room for all your accessories and extra apparel. In addition, in-line wheels help you navigate your travel golf bag through airports and hotels with ease. 

At $369, the Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro golf travel case is priced higher than many other options on the market, but the quality you’re getting makes it hard to fret at the price. With 21 color options and external straps for added security, look past the price tag to understand the wise choice you’re making in choosing this travel golf bag. As you might expect, with its popularity on the pro tours, this travel golf bag is a bit bulkier than necessary for the everyday golfer.

Dimensions: 51 x 19 x 16 in. | Weight: 10.6 lbs. | Material: 1000 denier nylon with 1600D ballistic nylon base reinforcement | Wheels: Yes

Best storage: Sun Mountain Kube Travel Cover

Benefits — Unique fold-down design stores easily — Hard-shell base for added protection — Internal and external straps to keep clubs in place

Drawbacks — No exterior pockets

The Sun Mountain Kube Travel Cover offers a sturdy hard-shell exterior at the base that provides protection and peace of mind when traveling. In addition, internal and external straps ensure your golf clubs stay in place while in transit, and the travel cover comes in eight bright colors to choose from. 

At $269.99, the price works well within some budgets but might exceed others. The Sun Mountain name adds much credibility, and the unique fold-down storage design added to its earning our Best Storage travel golf bag. The lack of exterior pockets is inconvenient when adding last-minute items on the go, but that shouldn’t be a deal-breaker.

Dimensions: 52 x 14 x 14 (internal) 9 x 13 x 14.5 in. (folded) | Weight: 6.8 lbs. | Material: Ballistic-style nylon | Wheels: Yes

Best soft-sided: CaddyDaddy Constrictor 2 Heavy Duty Wheeled Golf Travel Bag

Benefits — Side pockets to store shoes and extra clothing — Streamlined feel for less bulkiness — Thick and reliable material to support years of inspired golf travel

Drawbacks — Non-padded sides

The CaddyDaddy Constrictor 2 Heavy Duty Wheeled travel golf bag is a great choice to protect your clubs with extra padding at the top of the bag. The many pockets allow for additional storage of clothing and golf shoes but still don’t present a bulky or awkward feel when maneuvering on your journeys — and that’s why we’ve awarded it as the Best Soft-Sided Travel Golf Bag With Pockets. 

At $109.95, this is the bag that every weekend warrior should have ready to travel. The in-line skate wheels and dual rubber handles make getting this travel golf bag from point A to point B very easy. The one drawback we experienced is the lack of side padding, bringing a little concern about the well-being of your treasured cargo inside.

Best mobility: PING Rolling Travel Cover

Benefits — Abrasion-resistant material — 6 external handles make it easy to maneuver in and out of your car — Strong base with wheels for easy mobility

Drawbacks — Limited room for non-essentials

The Ping Rolling Travel Cover features abrasion-resistant material that protects your clubs. With six external handles and a strong polypropylene wheelbase with interlocking skid rails, you’ll have no problem getting around with this travel golf bag. 

At $340, the Ping Rolling Travel Cover is pretty pricey, but the Ping name means you’re getting what you pay for. The one drawback to this travel golf bag is the limited storage space for non-essentials.

Dimensions: 53 x 17 x 14.5 in. | Weight: 9 lbs. | Material: 400D nylon with white contrast polyester thread | Wheels: Yes

Best lightweight: Bag Boy T-660 Travel Cover

Benefits — In-line skate wheels for ease of motion — Lockable, full wrap-around zipper simplifies access and packing — Reinforced corners add protection

Drawbacks — Lightweight design may not provide the same level of padding as other models

With in-line skates, the BagBoy T-660 Travel Cover is easy to move around, and the lockable, full wrap-around zipper simplifies access and packing. The reinforced corners add protection at the top and bottom of the bag. The large front pocket makes for easy packing on the go, so you don’t miss that next flight.

This travel golf bag is affordably priced, and the internal compression and exterior skid bars mean your clubs will be securely in place while in transit. The lightweight design of the T-660 Travel Cover does sacrifice some protection through the body of the travel golf bag but surely not enough to distrust the BagBoy name.

Dimensions: 52 x 12.75 x 12.75 in. | Weight: 5.9 lbs. | Material: 600D polyester | Wheels: Yes

As we wrap up this travel golf bag easy-buying guide, you want to ensure your golf clubs are wrapped up as well. Securing your golf clubs in any of these travel golf bags will provide some peace of mind and ease of travel. With a wide range of price points on the market, there’s a travel golf bag for everyone out there.

How to pick the right travel golf bag for you

A quality travel golf bag is a vital aspect of any golf trip. For just a couple hundred dollars, you’re protecting your prized — and considerably more expensive — golf clubs. Look for durability, mobility, size, storage, and price. 

Perhaps the most important feature to look for is durability so that your golf clubs are protected and your travel golf bag will serve you for a long time. Lifting in and out of cars, onto and off of airport counters and carousels, onto bellman’s luggage carts, and into your hotel room will take its toll on any bag or piece of luggage. Once you’re assured of a travel golf bag’s durability, you can move on to other important factors.

Traveling can be a headache as it is, and doing so with a set of golf clubs often adds to that stress level. Finding a travel golf bag with many handles helps you lift it in and out of your car with greater ease. In addition, a reliable wheel system will make maneuvering through the airport and hotel easier. These are items that shouldn’t be discounted or taken for granted. They’ll be vital when you take that next golf excursion. 

Most standard golf stands and cart bags will fit comfortably in any travel golf bag. To adequately secure your bag, however, ensure your bag of choice is not too big. After all, you want your clubs securely protected and not moving around in transit. Also, some travel golf bags won’t accommodate a larger staff and tour bag. If you own a larger golf bag, ensure your travel golf bag can handle the job. There are travel golf bags on our list that are proven and tested by tour professionals — you want to consider those models.  

Golfers often travel with a plethora of clothing, outerwear, shoes, and accessories. And you don’t want to get stuck with wet feet because you couldn’t fit extra socks or shoes in your travel golf bag. Find a bag with ample storage space for the many items that’ll enhance your golf experience while you’re away from home.  

With most travel golf bags costing between $100 and $300, don’t overspend based on your needs — but don’t sell yourself short either. Consider the reasons for the purchase in the first place, such as smoother travel, golf club protection, and increased enjoyability. With all the money that golfers spend on their love of the game, the cost of a quality travel golf bag seems minimal for the service it provides.

What kind of bag do pro golfers use?

The Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro is the choice of many tour professionals, including Justin Thomas, Rory McElroy, Jason Day, Rickie Fowler, and many other legends of the game.

Do you need a travel bag to bring golf clubs on a plane?

You can travel with your clubs by snapping on the rain cover and crossing your fingers, but why would you? A hard-shelled travel golf bag offers the best support, but any of the travel golf bags highlighted in this guide will help ease your mind while jetting off to your next golf destination. 

What’s the best way to travel with golf clubs?

The best way to travel with golf clubs is to find a travel golf bag that secures your clubs in place and offers ample storage space to ensure you have everything you need for an awesome golf trip.

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16 Best Golf Travel Bags: Ultimate Protection For Your Clubs

Are you looking for the best golf travel bags? If yes, then you’ve come to the right place. I’ll share my top picks for the best golf travel bag in this article.

Specifically, I’ll go over:

• 10 of the best golf travel bags you can buy today
• Key features you can find in each bag
• How the bag offers protection for your golf clubs while you travel for your next golf trip
• How to buy each of these bags today
• Golf travel bags with external pockets,  extra storage space, and extra padding

Golf travel bags are essential for every golfer who likes to travel with their clubs. However, there are different golf travel bags for an airplane vs car travel.

Below, we will take a look at all of these factors.

• What Are The Best Golf Travel Bags?
• CaddyDaddy Constrictor 2
• Samsonite Hard Side
• Himal Outdoors Soft Sided Bag
• DAREKUKU Padded Travel Bag
• Athletico Ace Wheel Travel Bag
• APTY Padded Golf Club Travel Bag
• Partage Golf Travel Bag
• JANUS Golf Travel Bag
• Bag Boy Travel Cover
• Sun Mountain Clubglider Tour Series
• Outdoor Master Padded Travel Bag
• Sun Mountain Kube
• SKB Hard Shell Golf Travel Bag
• Caddy Daddy Enforcer
• AmazonBasics Soft-Sided Travel Bag
• Bonus: Caddy Daddy North Pole Support Rod

Caddy Daddy Constrictor 2 (Best Overall Golf Travel Bag)

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The Caddy Daddy Constrictor 2 golf travel bag is a must-have accessory for an avid traveler who loves golfing. This travel bag measures 13” x 50” x 15” inches and weighs 9 pounds. It features 2 large shoe pockets for extra gear, heavy duty curb rails, and rolling in-line skate wheels.

There’s heavy padding at the top of the bag to protect the head of your wedges and golf clubs from scratches. It also has internal and external compression straps to secure your clubs during travel.

To protect your investment, the Caddy Daddy Constrictor 2 golf travel has riveted handles – rubber and nylon padded – for transport and easy carry-around. It also has oversized exterior pockets to store extra golf accessories like balls, shoes, shirts, and tees. The pockets also have heavy-duty lockable zippers.

The Constrictor is very reasonably priced, only $110 on Amazon. If you’re looking for a golf travel bag that will protect your golf clubs and equipment while traveling without breaking the bank, look no further than Caddy Daddy Constrictor 2.

Key Features

• Can accommodate up to 10″ cart bags.
• Has lockable zippers on side pockets and the main opening.
• Heavily padded top offers protection for club heads.
• Exterior compression straps are an added bonus
• This golf travel bag is collapsible for easy storage

The Samsonite Hard Side is a hard-sided travel case for beginners and professional golfers. This durable golf travel bag boasts a solid ABS shell that will keep your clubs safe during travel. If you do all types of golf travel, this is a golf bag that is going to keep your golf clubs safe.

The Samsonite Hard Side measures 54″ L x 12″ H x 16″ W, which is a bit bigger than other travel bags in this list. The Hard Side can hold a 48-inch driver head in it.

This golf travel case also features an internal compression strap to secure your golf bag and a padded quilted interior with extra cushioning to protect your club head from scratches. If you are a golfer who loves traveling, Samsonite Hard Side was designed with you in mind. The 2 skate oversized wheels and the four multi-directional pivoting wheels make travel a breeze, allowing you to push or pull the travel case easily.

The price of this travel case varies depending on what color you want.

• Samsonite Hard Side has a solid ABS shell that protects your golf clubs from rigors of air travel.
• Has 2 in-line skate wheels and 4 multi-directional spinner wheels for easy pushing and pulling.
• This travel case can accommodate longer clubs and larger golf bags.

The Himal Soft-Sided Golf Travel Bag is the perfect air and auto travel bag for golfers of all skill levels. This golf travel bag with wheels is durable and measures 15 x 13 x 50 inches. It has enough space to hold your golf clubs and other golfing accessories like shoes, shirts, and so on.

Built with 600 D polyester, Himal Outdoors Soft-Sided Bag is heavily padded to protect your clubs against scratches or damages. The high quality durable wheels make pushing and pulling from the airport or station to the course convenient.

Because this is a soft bag, the durability isn’t as high. It will technically be fine for travel in the air, but your clubs may take a beating. The retail price of this golf travel bag is quite a bit less than other options on this list.

I’d recommend the Himal primarily for a car golf vacation.

• Made of premium 600D heavy duty polyester oxford.
• Comes with a soft cushion and carry handles.
• Has enough space to hold all your clubs.
• The wheels make your trip more convenient.

The DAREKUKU Padded Golf Travel Bag is a reliable and practical solution for golfers who frequently travel with their clubs. The bag’s durable and padded construction protects valuable golf equipment during transit.

One of my favorite features on the DAREKUKU bag is its spacious interior and the additional pockets offer convenient storage for shoes, apparel, and accessories.

The padded shoulder strap and reinforced handles make transporting the bag comfortable and effortless. The smooth-rolling wheels on this golf travel bag ensure easy maneuverability through airports and parking lots. The sturdy zippers and high-quality materials enhance the overall durability and longevity of the bag, making it a worthwhile investment for frequent travelers.

This travel golf bag is also very budget-friendly, only costing $39 on Amazon. If you are looking for a high-quality product at a reasonable price, you should check out the DAREKUKU Padded Golf Travel Bag.

• High-quality rubber wheels for smooth travel.
• Stabilizing straps to keep your golf clubs secure.
• Features multiple ways to carry.
• Made from high-quality materials and padding.

The Athletico Ace Wheeled Golf Travel Bag is a top-notch travel companion designed to provide ultimate protection and convenience for golf enthusiasts on the go. It boasts a 360° padded protective cover, ensuring lightweight and compact security for your clubs.

I really like how dense the foam padding is and this bag also includes rigid support rails with a hard-bottom molded base to keep everything sturdy.

The heavy-duty suitcase wheels and removable shoulder strap offer easy maneuverability and flexibility. The large exterior pockets and fully lined interior provide ample storage and organization options.

This Athletico bag is constructed with rip-resistant and water-resistant materials, including 900D woven Oxford. With dimensions of 52 x 16 x 13″ (132 x 41 x 33 cm), it accommodates most golf bags and clubs, making it a universal size.

If you are looking for a budget-friendly, soft bag for your golf clubs, look no further than the Athletico Ace Wheeled Travel bag.

• Accommodates golf clubs of all different sizes.
• Features a fully lined interior with rigid support rails.
• Packed with foam padding throughout for an accessible, comfortable transit.

The APTY Padded Golf Club Travel Bag is a stellar choice for golf enthusiasts who prioritize style and durability when traveling with golf clubs. The bag is crafted from 1200D wear-resistant Oxford material and features a waterproof coating to ensure the utmost protection for your beloved clubs during transit.

The adjustable support rod and luggage lock further guarantee the security of your clubs, while the inclusion of wheels allows for effortless transportation. Although I haven’t noticed this, some users have noted that the wheels are noisy. The overall benefits of this bag far outweigh this minor inconvenience.

In terms of looks, I think this is one of the best-looking travel golf bags on the market. Its hard cover provides loads of protection for your clubs, and there are two massive zippered pockets on each side to hold your shoes and other valuables. The bag also comes with a bonus combination lock to ensure added security.

• Features a bonus combination lock for added security.
• It comes with an adjustable support rod to reduce the outside force on the bag.
• It has a triple protection barrier to help reduce wear and tear when flying.

The Partage Golf Travel Bag with Wheels is a reliable choice if you frequently travel with your golf clubs on an airplane. Constructed with premium 900D polyester, this bag offers excellent protection from scuffs and abrasions, ensuring the safety of your valuable equipment.

The thick padded top provides added protection against weather and collisions during travel while including a dedicated pocket for shoes and golf equipment, which enhances its practicality. The four-foot pads contribute to the bag’s stability, and the wear-resistant bottom adds to its durability.

The spacious storage compartments and the included pole’s convenience make it a great travel companion for golfers. However, it’s essential to note the potential for wear on the bottom if not stored correctly.

This travel bag also has a 1-year warranty, so you can test it to see if it works for your travel needs.

• Wheels are made from high-quality rubber and roll smoothly on many different surfaces.
• Universal size to fit all types of golf clubs and bags.
• Features three different pockets to store your golf shoes and other equipment.

The JANUS Golf Travel Bag is a durable solution for golfers who need to transport their clubs with ease and peace of mind. With a hard shell ABS plastic case and convenient wheels, this travel bag is designed to withstand the rigors of airline travel.

The spacious interior accommodates most standard golf bags, while the padded top protects your clubs during transit. It features ample space, easy maneuverability, and the bonus of a golf club holder, making it convenient for specific club transportation.

The sleek and stylish design of the Mysterious Black version also impressed me, adding a touch of sophistication. Although the bag is bulky and heavy, its durability helps offset those concerns. I also like that it features off-road vehicle wheels that roll smoothly on many different surfaces.

This is a great-looking travel bag and perfect for keeping your golf clubs safe.

• Its ABS hard-shelled head provides ample protection for your golf clubs.
• Sleek black and blue color choices.
• It has two big pockets on the sides to hold golf shoes and other golf equipment.
• Wheels are smooth and work great on many surfaces.

The Bag Boy Travel Cover is made from weather and tear-resistant 600D polyester, which makes it durable. It’s equipped with a reinforced nylon carrying strap to easily transport it from the airport to your preferred golf course. The reinforced corners give extra durability, as your clubs and other golfing accessories will be protected from the rigors of air/road travels.

The Bag Boy Travel Cover will accommodate a 10″ cart bag and a 48-inch driver. It has an oversized, zippered garment or accessory pocket for extra storage. It also has internal compression straps that stabilize your golf bags and accessories during travel on bumpy roads.

Compared to other models, the Bag Boy Travel Cover is relatively inexpensive. For less than $100, you can get this travel bag to easily carry your clubs and other accessories to and from the golf course.

• This golf travel cover comes with reinforced corners for added durability
• Has smooth rolling wheels for easy pushing and pulling.
• Lockable zippers make access and packing convenient.
• Can accommodate a 10″ cart bag

The Sun Mountain Clubglider Tour Series is the perfect golf bag for air travel and follows all current airline rules. This bag can carry your clubs, wedges, drivers, and other accessories.

The Sun Mountain Clubglider is made of 1200 denier polyester body fabric, a more durable material than most other bags in this list. The dense foam padding on this bag is an excellent option to keep your clubs safe.

This bag measures 52″ x 14″ x 14″ and weighs 10.7 pounds. This travel bag features two interior-access pockets for plenty of storage. You can keep extra things like your shoes, shirts, and other personal effects in here. The additional pocket is good for golf balls, tees, and other accessories.

The wheel assembly on the Clubglider provides superior maneuverability. The wheels can extend and retract in one easy motion for comfortable air travel. The external two-way zippers run the full length of the bag, making it easy for you to load your clubs and other accessories. The internal straps will secure your golf bag and its contents in one place during travels.

It costs $269.99 to add this golf bag to your collection.

• Sun Mountain Clubglider is equipped with smooth rolling wheels for easy carry-around.
• It has two inside pockets for extra storage.
• Roomy enough to slide in golf apparel around the bag.
• It has internal compression straps to hold your clubs in place during travel.

The OutdoorMaster Padded Travel Bag is another high-quality golf travel bag for those who want to conveniently transport their clubs and accessories to their chosen course. This travel bag is made of 900D waterproof Oxford cloth to protect the content against travel scratches. It features optimized in-line skate wheels for easy rolling from the airport to your destination.

There are extra pockets to store things like golf shoes , shirts, and personal belongings.

OutdoorMaster Padded Travel Bag has adjustable shoulder straps, internal compression straps, and a padded handle on the top and side to meet different carry conditions.

The interior is padded to protect your golf equipment against scratches during travels. It has a roomy design with two fixing straps for full-set clubs and a cart bag.

OutdoorMaster makes good budget travel golf bags, and this one is less than $100.

• The 900D Oxford wear resistance and waterproof material provide extra protection.
• Has smooth rolling and tough wheels for an unobstructed carrying experience.
• Has multiple external straps and multiple handles
• Is foldable for easy storage and carry.

The Sun Mountain Kube solves the problem of traveling in an airplane with your golf clubs without taking up much space. When folded, the Sun Mountain Kube is smaller than a carry-on bag but opens up to a full-size travel bag that is 52″ x 14″ x 14″. It protects your clubs, wedges, drives, and other accessories against scratches and bruises. The plastic half shells protect the top and the bottom of the bag from the rigors of air/road travels.

Due to its small frame, this bag doesn’t have as many external storage options. The bottom of your bag will also be exposed to the elements and may take a beating. If your main concern is your precious golf clubs, you can put your clothes and pairs of shoes in a regular suitcase.

The embedded roller wheels make pushing and pulling to your destination easy. The bag can withstand the stress and strain from airport baggage handlers. It comes in 8 color options.

The retail price of this model currently stands at $249.99.

• The Sun Mountain Kube is heavily padded to protect club heads.
• This golf travel bag is collapsible for compact storage.

The SKB Hard Shell is the latest travel cover in the company’s product line. It is perfect for those golfers who prefer to go on the road. The SKB Hard Shell is made of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene to help keep your clubs and other accessories secure during travels.

This travel case is compact and durable and can withstand the stress and strain of baggage handlers. It can hold drivers up to 48 inches in length.

We liked that this travel case has a match valance bending system with a seal that not only keeps out moisture and dirt, but also provides a tow handle, lift handle, and wheels for convenient transport.

In circumstances where airline baggage handlers damage your clubs, SKB offers to replace or repair your clubs for up to $1,500. That’s a huge perk that just MIGHT justify the cost of this expensive golf travel bag.

• Can accept drivers up to 49″ long.
• Manufactured to meet or exceed ATA 300 Category I
• The cover provides tight and secure fits to prevent dirt, dust, and moisture from getting inside the case.
• The TSA locking system makes it difficult to access your clubs without your knowledge.

The Caddy Daddy Enforcer is a hard top travel case with additional padding to help you out during golf travel. It has inline skate wheels that do their job to help you travel with your clubs.

The Caddy Daddy Enforcer has heavy-duty zippers for easy club loading and additional storage for accessories like tee, shoes, shirts, and personal belongings. The 1800D all-weather fabric makes this travel case durable and perfect for all weather conditions.

The Caddy Daddy Enforcer measures 51 x 13 x 13 inches and weighs only 9 lbs. It has internal compression straps to keep your clubs secure. This case can accommodate up to 10″ cart bags. The hard shell design is compact enough and an excellent option for any rental car.

The retail price of this travel case is $169.95

• Has heavy padding and ABS molded hard top to protect club heads.
• External and internal cinch straps to give your clubs protection during travel
• The Caddy Daddy Enforcer can easily fit cart bags, tall clubs, and stand bags
• Has 2 additional compartments to store additional golf gears.

The  AmazonBasics Soft-Sided Golf Club Travel Bag  is the only waterproof bag on our list. This might just be the feature you were looking for. Also, with a great value proposition, this bag does what it’s supposed to do, but not more.

The combination of low weight and its TSA-approved lock compatibility (lock not included) make it a great choice for air travelers who want extra security. Extra zipper pockets on the side help you get all your golf accessories to where you want to go and offer extra padding.

This Amazon bag has compression straps that help keep clubs secure. The bag’s top section is also heavily padded to ensure your club heads stay safe. 

Even with its lower price, the AmazonBasic Soft-Sided is still one of the best golf travel bags and is worth the value for your money.

The Caddy Daddy North Pole Support Rod is the perfect travel gear for traveling golfers. Paired with a travel case, it provides maximum protection for your woods, drivers, and long irons during airline travel.

The Caddy Daddy North Pole Support Rod is made of premium aluminum and custom ABS plastic molds for superior durability. It is fully adjustable up to 52″ in length and weighs 1.2 pounds.

You place the rod in your golf bag and it helps to give your travel bag an extra layer of protection.

Like other products manufactured by Caddy Daddy, the North Pole comes with a one year replacement warranty. The warranty covers any damage to your clubs, even though the airline staff is responsible. With $27.99, you can grab this add-on to improve your travel experience to the golf course.

• This support rod helps protect clubs from sudden impact.
• Fully adjustable length up to 52” for the longest of drivers.
• It’s collapsible for easy storage
• It’s made of premium aluminum and ABS plastic.

What To Look For in a Golf Travel Bag

Choosing the best travel bag for your clubs can be a tough decision. The number of golf bags available in the market is quite overwhelming. Below are the key factors you can consider as pointers before purchasing.

The design of the bag is the first that attracts any golfers. You can check the bag’s design and structure to see if it fits your travel lifestyle perfectly.

How often do you travel? How do you usually travel?

Asking this kind of question will make you better understand what golf traveling bag you need.

The hard shell cases are usually from high-quality plastic materials. Usually, this case is more costly than soft cases. Most of it works as stand and cart bags, too. This gives better protection for your clubs while you travel, especially by air.

It’s better not to trust the airline too much when handling your bag. So if you frequently travel by air, consider a high-quality hard case travel bag. The weight of this kind of bag is usually its downside.

The soft case travel bag is lighter and costs less than the hard case bag. These are usually made from nylon or polyester. This is the best travel bag if you’re a light traveler. Just ensure it has enough compartments for your clubs and other golf accessories.

The next thing you should consider with a travel bag is the level of protection it provides.

You don’t want to end with snapped club shafts, do you? After all, this is the main reason why you needed a travel bag in the first place.

We mentioned above that the hard case offers better protection; however, manufacturers also see that maximum protection is provided to your clubs, even with soft bags or cases. It should have a ton of heavy-duty padding to protect your golf clubs.

Aside from the padding, an excellent strapping system is also important. This will keep your clubs from bouncing and sliding each other while on transport. Adjustable straps will let you tighten everything into place.

Can you move quickly and smoothly, even in tight spaces? A good bag for traveling should have a great wheel system for mobility, even in tight spaces. Some travel bags above have two or four oversized wheels to move over rough terrain.

Aside from the wheel, the strap and the handle are also necessary for ease of movement as you pick and carry your travel bag.

It should be durable and last long to make your investment with your bag worthy. Companies offer warranties for damage that may occur during flying or traveling. This will keep you at peace that the company will help you if something happens with the bags, especially with the soft shell travel golf bags, as they are much more prone to wear and tear.

There are budget-friendly golf travel bags and pricey ones, depending on the model or brand.

You are protecting the clubs that you invested hundreds of dollars into. You may be able to save a few bucks today, but you will spend more in the future if you jump to get a cheap golf travel bag.

Lastly, choose a travel bag catering to your clubs, shoes, towels, and accessories. It should have enough extra storage to protect the clubs from outside impact.

Plenty of storage pockets and compartments will save you from trouble later. Other bags have an external pocket for other accessories.

Additional note: when traveling on an airplane, check the rules of the airline regarding allowed weight. You’ll be paying extra if you go over the permitted baggage allowance.

Above are 10 solid choices for golf travel bags that will protect your clubs during car or air travel. For each bag, we’ve gone over key features:

• Shell and case

This will allow you to make the best decision for you. Either way, enjoy your golf vacation!

If you recently purchased one of these bags, comment below and let us know if you are happy with your choice.

What Will I Use A Golf Travel Bag For?

You might want to travel farther or take your bags on a plane. It’s usually cheaper to bring your own clubs (even when paying checked bag fees on some airlines) than to rent a set of clubs at your destination. Also, it comes with the comfort of knowing your clubs well.

Are Golf Travel Bags Water-Proof?

The purpose of the travel bags is to protect the club heads when traveling. There are only a few water-proof bags, like the AmazonBasics Soft-sided travel bag that was mentioned above. Most of the bags are built to protect your golf clubs from impact when traveling and transporting.

Should You Buy a Hard Or Soft Case Travel Bag?

Picking a hard or soft case is a matter of personal preference and travel style. Most bags are soft cases but come with extensive padding. We prefer this, as this leaves flexibility as to what to fit in the bag while not compromising club protection.

However, some golfers prefer hard cases due to their durability. Many hard cases are on the market, so you have nothing to worry about.

A hard case protects your clubs better with the impact during transportation. This style of bag is usually a little bit more expensive compared to the soft case.

Do All Golf Bags Have Wheels?

Not all travel bags have wheels. The hard shell bags usually have wheels. Other soft case bags don’t have one. You need a cart or trolley if you don’t want to exhaust yourself carry it.

How Much Does A Golf Travel Bag Weigh?

Normally, a standard golf travel bag weighs around 25-30 pounds with fourteen clubs and other stuff. Without the clubs, the bag will weigh eight to twelve pounds.

Ryan William

With over 25 years hands-on experience in the golfing world, Ryan is not just an avid golfer but a topical authority. His journey has had him delve deep into the nuances of the sport, from mastering the swing to understanding new golf technology. As an entrepreneur, Ryan is at the forefront of the latest golf trends, reviewing all new clubs, accessories, and training aids. His insights and expertise are backed by a prolific writing career, with over 1000 articles published across various platforms. Ryan's commitment is clear: to guide and inform the golf community with unparalleled knowledge and passion.

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