Golf bag inside a travel cover

packing guide

Pack your bag like a pro

A few minutes preparing your gear well is the difference between clubs that arrive perfect and a shock when you open the cover.

Golf bag inside a travel cover
1

Travel cover, always

Put your clubs in a golf travel cover. Never loose.

Driver with the head protected
2

Protect the heads

Cover the driver and woods. If adjustable, take them off; otherwise use head covers.

Clubs with the gaps filled
3

Fill the gaps

Tuck a towel or clothing between the clubs so they don't move or clash.

Closed cover in motion
4

The shake test

Close the cover and shake it. If you hear the clubs knocking, add more padding.

Label hanging from the bag handle
5

Label ready

Print the label we send you and hang it on the tag holder, on the handle. Keep a second copy inside.

Before we come to collect

  • ✓Clubs in the travel cover, not loose
  • ✓Driver and wood heads protected
  • ✓Gaps filled, no rattling
  • ✓Shake test passed
  • ✓Label hung on the tag holder
  • ✓Second copy of the label, inside

Is your bag too large?

Standard shipping covers up to 150 cm length and 228,000 cm³ volume (length × width × height), measured with the travel cover on. If your tour bag exceeds it, the quote tool offers a tailored quote directly.

Don't put this in the bag

Don't put this in the bag

  • Electronics
  • Valuables
  • Liquids
  • Alcohol
  • Aerosols
  • Loose batteries

The €800 cover doesn't apply to these items. If you must take them, carry them with you.

Done. You travel light, we take care of the golf bag.