Ship your golf clubs to the Costa del Sol

Your clubs deserve better than a baggage belt

Nobody at the airport is looking after them. Bags get thrown, stacked and dropped. A driver head is a fragile thing and a baggage handler is not paid to know that. Ship them and they are handled as a parcel, tracked, and covered up to 800 EUR.

Your clubs are not a rental set. You know your gapping, your grips, the lie you have spent years getting right. Playing someone else's irons is a compromise on every shot of the trip.

Airline oversize is a lottery. Fees change by carrier, by route, sometimes by the person at the desk. Some airlines cap you at 20 kg total. Others charge you twice, once each way.

Your hire car gets smaller with every bag. Two sets of clubs and four suitcases do not fit in a compact. Ship the clubs and the boot problem disappears.

Three steps, no queues.

How it works

1. 1

   Book online

   Tell us where your clubs are and where they need to be. You get a price straight away, no forms to chase.

2. 2

   Print and attach

   We email your label. Slip it into the rigid label holder we send you and cable-tie it to the handle of your travel bag.

3. 3

   We collect, you fly light

   A courier picks the bag up from your door. It travels while you do, and it is at your hotel or club before you tee off.

Golf on the Costa del Sol

Around 70 courses run along the coast between Málaga and Sotogrande, which is how the stretch earned the name Costa del Golf. It is under three hours from most of northern Europe and dense enough that you can play a different course every day of a week without changing hotel.

The reason people keep coming back is simple: Spain is playable all year. When courses across northern Europe are frozen, waterlogged or shut, the Costa del Sol is still in shirtsleeves. Spring and autumn are the prettiest months to play here, but winter is when the coast really earns its reputation, and it is the season most northern European golfers plan their trip around.

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