Traveling for golf, whether it’s for a THP Event or a trip with friends, is one of the most exciting things a golfer can do. However, other than your clubs not arriving at all, one of the biggest fears is opening your travel bag to find a snapped or broken driver shaft.
There are plenty of ways to pack your clubs for travel, and a lot depends on whether you use a hard shell or soft shell case. Hard cases offer more protection but can be bulky and inconvenient, while soft cases provide more flexibility and are much easier to maneuver through airports.
Today, we’re taking a look at how I pack my soft shell travel cover. In this video, I’ll show you a few simple things I do to help protect my equipment during airline travel.
If you are in the market for a new travel cover, we recently reviewed quite a few different options including the Bag Boy T-800, CaddyDaddy First Class, Sun Mountain Club Glider Meridian, and the Club Glove Pro Traveler.
Do you pack your travel cover differently? If so let us know in the comments.