In the past few decades, golf has evolved from being a rich mans game to becoming a mainstream sport for the masses. The increase in its popularity has spawned thousands of golf equipment companies that manufacture and create tones of new golf products every year. Golfers who often travel long distances to resorts and foreign golf courses know all too well that you cannot travel around with your golf clubs in a regular golf bag.
Fortunately, there are no shortages of golf travel cases in the market as there are hundreds and thousands of models to choose from. Whatever your needs are as a golfer, there is a perfect golf travel case to suit your personality, preference and budget.
Golf travel bags today come in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes. There are generally three types of golf travel bags. There are soft sided cases, hard sided cases and ultra-portable light cases, all which are suited for traveling depending on the distance of travel and the mode of transportation.
Soft sides golf travel bags resemble large duffle bags. They are usually made from waterproof materials and have straps to secure the golf clubs in place. This type of golf bags is well suited for short distance road travels.
If you are traveling long distance (especially by air where you would need to check in your golf set) it is best to get yourself a hard cover golf travel bag. These hard sided bags are usually heavily padded on the inside to secure the clubs and are designed to absorb strong impacts. If you have an expensive set of golf clubs, it will be well worth it to invest in a good set of golf travel cases. Hard sided cases usually cost much more than soft-sided travel cases, but it is possible to get your hands on a good bargain online.
The Nike Golf range has a series of great soft-sided golf travel cases. Nikes golf bags are very well designed and in my opinion have the extra cool factor that are not found in many other brands. OGIO is another company that produces soft-sided golf cases.
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This post was written by Clarins on March 9, 2009
