Club Champ Golf Bag Travel Cover

Don't waste your money! I bought this for my husband because we planned to travel from AZ to S.C. On the trip to South Carolina, the airlines managed to break the plastic rail skids off. No big deal, we can live without them. Back home in Arizona, imagine my husbands surprise and dismay when the bag came up onto the luggage claim area broken open with his clubs spilling out everywhere! The cheap zipper had given way and the bag opened up somewhere along the way home. We inspected each club before leaving the airport and thank goodness nothing was damaged except this cheap bag. The only thing he lost was his ball cap that was in the bag. We could have wrapped the clubs in cling wrap and probably had a better outcome at the end of our trip.

We bought two of these bags for going to Hawaii. They worked great. They were light and easy to pull through the airline terminal. (They have wheels) I was even able to pack some additional shoes, etc in the bag. It folds up nicely to store in my garage. To avoid damage to my clubs or anyone attempting to steal one, I wrapped the club heads with bubble wrap and tape. Worked great. I used to have a hard case for travel, but it was so much heavier and cumbersome.

Not built for air travel! I've traveled with this bag from the East to West coast twice to play. The zipper is already broken. and the bottom of bag is torn. Now, I'm assuming the baggage handlers have not been kind to this bag - evidence of that being the fact that one of the kickstands on my bag was bent on my last trip. Still - 2 trips (4 flights in total) should not be the life of a travel bag. I would invest the extra hundred in a hard case, as you'll save money in the long run. Extremely dissatisfied with the quality, and I would appreciate it if Club Champ reached out to make it right.

I have purchased this product twice. It is good, especially for the price. The bag does not fit a cart bag because of the wide diameter plastic bottom on the bag well. It is great for stand bags though. There is no handle on the top side when you are wheeling it which is the only reason it does not get 5 stars, but for the price did not stop me from buying it a second time. Make certain you use the straps to tighten down your bag when packing it, or rolling can be difficult. Stores small which is really great too.

My husband had a one-day company golf trip coming up and wanted to fly his own clubs over. Since I didn't want to buy him a pricey bag that he'd only use once in a blue moon, I went for this one. It survived two flights without anything breaking. The only issue is it's kind of awkward to roll around. It kept kind of tipping over as we were walking to the airport. Other than that, it's great!

Yep it will rip a little bit here and there over time, but this was perfect for a trip to Punta Cana, and it's got a lot more life left in it. If you want to spend a bunch of money on something like this, ya know if you travel with your golf bag like 20 times a year, go ahead. Otherwise the Club Champ does the trick. Plenty of room, I even stored a whole bunch of other stuff in it because it's so roomy. Fits big golf shoes with ease. I'm a man's man so I'll be using duct or Gorilla tape on the corners to reinforce this thing and use it until it's non-functional.

I used this bag once. I pulled it on its wheels the equivalent of no more than a total of 100 yards. The wheel well broke very quickly, which caused part of the bag to drag on the material instead of the wheel. I bought one of these last year and it worked well for a year. For the price, I figured it was fine to get a second one (and give the first one to my mother for her use). No such luck! It fell apart after one use and I can't use it again.

I bought this for a trip and checked it on my flight. It protected my clubs well with no damage to them and the case itself did not tear or get damaged. It does fold nicely for storage purposes.