Izzo Padded Golf Travel Bag

I just got back from a trip to San Francisco to play at the Olympic Club. I had it shipped overnight and it arrived on time. I used this bag for travel purposes, it's a solid bag, very basic, no wheels, no built in plastic, no pockets with a hand velcro strap that I also used as a shoulder strap. It's well-padded and it definitely got the job done for a short trip. It would be nice to have a thicker zipper quality but it works. I put my shoe bag inside as well at the top by the club heads which fit nicely and helped pad the clubs. If you're flying to St. Andrews get a beefier bag. Otherwise I recommend this bag if you don't want to break the bank. Also, it folds up tightly so it stores away well and doesn't take up too much space. I had many compliments on the bag as well. If you don't need a super fancy heavy duty bag and you don't want to pay a lot of money this bag is for you.

I took my clubs to Hawaii and this did a great job of protecting my clubs. It is padded but does not have any support near the club heads. If you are worried about damage in that aspect get a rod to protect that way as well. This travel bag is way cheaper and it really is good quality. I'm glad I bought it. Also something to consider is how often you will actually travel with your clubs. If you travel maybe once a year or infrequently, I don't think it is necessary to buy something more expensive if you can't afford it. There was enough space in the bag to leave my golf shoes in there during the travel as well. I love this bag!

The bag doesn't have any additional features like pockets, or shoe areas. It also does not have wheels or rollers. But, it is big enough for your full set and full size driver. You can stuff the bag with shoes and other things around the clubs too. The price is low and the bag does its job. If you need a cheap option for your kids clubs on vacation, this will do the job nicely.

I had several needs and purchased the Izzo Travel Cover.Needs: Size of bag, quality, keep my golf bag clean, fit a few extras.I was not disappointed. I am 6' and therefore have long clubs. This bag was more than adequate concerning height but not to tall. My clubs (while still in my golf bag with their individual covers on) fit just fine in this bag. It is well made (out of cloth) and I think after a whole season of golf it has held up well. The zipper is not something cheap either. The handles are a good size. I don't foresee them coming unstitched. One whole side unzips so getting my golf bag into this travel bag is a breeze. I can also put and extra box of balls and extra set of shoes in with my clubs. I would not say that you can ship or fly them anywhere in this bag, but to store or transport in the bed of the truck on the way to the course. Two thumbs up. It also keeps my bag (which is black and purple) clean. It started getting dirty from the trunk of my car and the bed of my husbands truck.Sidenote: If you are going to ship or fly with clubs. Spend the money and get a hard case. My husband did and hasn't regretted it.

My husband bought a very light gray golf bag and as soon as it arrived I knew he was going to need a cover. I was thinking I’d purchase a lightweight plastic cover but I ran across this on in my search and I am really glad I did. It is a great value for the money. We were both shocked by how thick it is and how well made it seems. He stores his clubs in it and uses it in the back of his truck to and from the golf course. His light gray bag is still nice and clean but it wouldn’t be without this bag cover. We are planning to use this for airline travel because it is so well made. It also has circles for a lock on the zipper which is a nice addition. This was a great purchase!

Although this is not dubbed as a protective case, it has worked fine for me. After several airline trips, there is no sign of damage or weakness in the material, seams, or zippers. My clubs seem to be protected just fine in this. The material is densely woven nylon, and it is thick and slightly padded. Very good value for what it is.Updated - After 8 airline trips - Okay, here is a something that you have heard before; "You get what you pay for". (While this most certainly applies to inexpensive products, I have also found that there is expensive garbage. Put that on your pipe and smoke it...)In the case of the Izzo padded travel cover, it is not all bad, but there is some bad.Good - The material has held up great, it is lightweight, and protective enough for my golf clubs... which I bought used and are 10 years old. The price is super.Bad - The stitching at the zippers has come out in two places. I can't seem to really fix it, but some Gorilla tape has worked marginally well so that I can still use the bag.What I think - I would still say that this was okay for the money, but am irritated that a bit more attention was not given to the zippers and stitching. I would not buy this again. I would also say that if I had better clubs (or even more expensive clubs), I would have easily spent more money on a travel bag.What I recommend - Do not buy a travel bag unless it has external straps that keep the stress off of the zipper stitching. We all know that baggage can be abused. I don't recommend this bag for that reason, Spend a bit more, especially if you have expensive clubs.

When shopping for a golf travel bag we often presume there will be wheels on the case. This case does not. It is easy to handle with the existing canvas handles, is quite strong and therefore a good value. After one trip, I am impressed that there are no scuffs or bruises on the bag and that I was able to handle it quite easily at the airport. Don't forget: lighten your golf bag before travelling and pack some clothing or other material to encase your golf heads. Enjoy your trip.