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The Skinny On Soft Golf Travel Bags Or Hard Golf Cases

Golf travel bags or travel golf cases frequently provide golfers that use them with many problems. The problems include the space required, the weight and even the price for the golf travel bags. Depending upon the manufacturer, travel golf cases can be considered really expensive. With this being said, you will typically get what you pay for especially if you want a bit more protection than just soft cover travel golf cases can provide.

If you are getting ready to go on a golf vacation and need to look at travel golf cases for your golf bag, what are the features that would be essential to you in a golf travel case? Make a list of then jot down the features that would be "nice to have" and another list of features that are a "must have." The level of protection that you will need will be determined by the type of golf vacation you will be taking as well as the golf vacations you may take in the future.

If your future golf vacations are only a drive away, then your needs will be more in the lines of lust a softer travel golf cases. If you will be traveling by bus, train or with an airline and you are not handling your own bag, it is highly suggested to go with more protection as typically the bag handlers do not care as much about your golf clubs as you do.

Most people who buy golf travel cases take road trips as well as fly. These golfers are regular golfers who like to take their clubs with them when they go on vacation and not rent a set while on their golf vacations from the respective golf course. You need a high degree of protection when flying, since your clubs have to be protected by the rough handling they can get on and off the aircraft. Again, the bag handlers do not care as much about your golf clubs as you do.

Keep in mind while you are looking at new golf travel cases, you also need something that will be fairly easy to get in and out of the trunk. Your golf bag will also need to comfortably fit inside the cover, along with any other contents such as golf shoes, rain suit, golf clothes, etc. that you could possibly take with you on a golf trip. If it's only a short trip, you might consider a travel case that could double as a luggage case. Manufacturers such as Club Glove offer golf travel cases that you can fit in a change of clothing and any other overnight kit you need as well as your golf bag and apparel.

If you have decided on the light-weight and easy handling of a soft cover travel bag, your golf bag should be strapped in securely. In addition, your clubs should be secured from rattling around. This can be done by wrapping a towel around the club heads and shafts which stick out of the end of the golf bag. Some extra protection for the club heads would also be useful. In addition, the light weight travel bag does typically offer more attractive pricing with the trade off of not having as much protection.

If your decision leads you to purchase a harder case with more protection, make sure it has wheels. You will be able to pull it behind you through the airport as you tend to have this bag as well as the rest of your luggage to handle. Make sure you try out pulling the harder case or cover with a set bag and set of golf clubs loaded before you make your purchase. Of course, the case itself needs to adequately protect your golf clubs with some extra protection. After all, that is why you are making the purchase.

Also, keep in mind that you will need to store this case at home while your not traveling. The handles should be good enough to help you lift it to and from the trunk, and the strapping should hold your bag and clubs securely and without rattling. The travel covers from Izzo Golf have all the features mentioned above and the company stands behind their product if something should go wrong.

With all of today's offerings in golf travel cases, there are many features to take care of all of the needs you may have in your travel case. Sit down and create the list of features that you are looking for and this will help you narrow the search. Do comparative shopping and you can save a little money and own a case that suits your needs best. Golf travel cases come in all different sizes and colors and makes, so the choice an easy one.

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Golf Travel Bags

Whether you are a professional or an amateur golfer, golf travel bags are a must for any golfer who travels to play golf on business or vacation. If you are anything like me when it comes to packing for a trip, I want to take as little as possible. I end up packing some of my stuff in my golf travel bag along with my golf bag and golf clubs.

As you are looking to purchase a golf travel bag you will want to debate which of the following features are important to you and which features that you will need as opposed to features that you want:

Storage Size

Face it, although we all would like to live out of a golf travel bag, most of the time the bag will be in storage somewhere in the house or the hotel room while on your trip. How small does it fold up becomes a legitimate question especially on your trip. Obviously, this question is already answered, if you purchase a hard golf case as it will not give.

TSA Approved

If you fly to your golf destinations you will want to make sure that you purchase a TSA Approved Travel Bag. As the airlines are restricting the types of bags they carry as well as the overall weight of a bag, owning a TSA Approved golf travel bag can ease many of your headaches. Many times, manufacturers will offer a TSA Approved lock for your bag. This will keep you from needing to purchase a new lock if the TSA decides they need to search the bag.

Wheels

Some people will think that this is a given but some golf travel covers today are still made without wheels. All you have to do is lug a golf travel bag through any major airport one time and you will be ready to purchase a unit with wheels. It makes maneuvering through the airport much easier and much less stressful.

Colors

The colors available are absolutely endless. You can purchase a black, green, pink or navy golf travel bag. You can pick your favorite colors or even pick your favorite college teams colors in order to show your school spirit. Many manufacturers will also allow embroidery on the bag. You can create a personalized golf travel bag by having your name, company logo or again your favorite college teams logo embroidered on the side of the bag.

Pockets

These can be on the outside or on the inside of the bag. Many bags will have pockets on the inside in order to carry your shoes on the trip. Other interior pockets can be used to store extra clothes for your trip if you are going to be in multiple climates while on your trip.

As you are shopping for your travel golf bag, you will need to compare the amenities that you need as opposed to what you want. Then comparison shop as you would for any other item to find yourself the best deal. Once you are done with this then you will be ready to plan a golf vacation.

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For any males getting married, having a stag do is an integral part of the process leading up to the big day. A stag do traditionally marks the last big night out for the groom before tying the knot and it isn’t uncommon for such occasions to descend into drunken debauchery – often accompanied the morning after by a hangover-from-hell.

However, the traditional stag do of beer and curry is slowly becoming a thing of the past and nowadays stag parties are seeking alternative activities to mark the groom’s last ‘night’ of freedom away from the pub.

One such activity which has proven popular with increasing numbers of males is a stag do golf break, which is perfect for combining both the night-time element of the afore-mentioned beer and curry, but also provides an ideal way to blow away the cobwebs and grogginess of the previous night’s excesses.

Golf breaks which cater for stag do’s can be organised anywhere; whether it’s a Scottish golf break or one a little further afield, organising a golfing stag do needn’t break the bank and other activities can also be added into the break to create an altogether different stag experience. Such activities which can be added to a round or two of golf include go-karting, shooting, hunting and even a tour of the local hostelries from which to sample a range of beers, food and nightlife.

What’s more, in addition to golf and extra-curricular activities, accommodation is usually also included as part of the price with a stag do golf break; so no matter where the night may take the groom and his party, there’s no worry about finding a place to stay afterwards to lay one’s head and sleep off the booze.

And then, once the morning comes there’s the chance to do it all again and indulge in a little friendly competition while reminding each other of the antics of the night before! So if you’re planning a stag do for a mate anytime in the future, why not consider something a little different from the usual pub crawl? Grab those clubs instead, and head onto the golf course for a golf break with a stag do thrown in!

A keen golfer and writer, Brian Healy writes this article for Your Golf Travel (www.yourgolftravel.com ), an operator of UK golf breaks and around the world. Learn more about Scottish golf breaks here.

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Most, if not all golfers recognise the name of James Braid. After all, Braid is perhaps one of the pioneers of the game we know today. However, Braid was more than just an excellent golfer of his time; he was also a supreme golf course architect and across the UK, there are some 200 golf courses which bear the Braid hallmark – either by design or redesign.

Braid was born in the Fife coastal town of Earlsferry on February 6th 1870 and despite his parents having no interest in the game, he began playing golf from around age four. Using golf clubs he had reconditioned, Braid learned his trade on the Elie links course and in his youth trained as a carpenter and joiner before later working as a clubmaker. He enjoyed some success as an amateur before turning professional in 1896.

Braid had a reputation for being an excellent striker of the ball between tee and green, but it was on the putting surface where Braid exhibited a weakness in his game. Occasionally blighted by putting problems, most likely caused by the old wooden putter he used, Braid switched to a metal-headed putter in 1900 and transformed his game. He went on to become a five-time British Open champion, as well as winning other tournaments around the UK.

Braid, along with Sir Harry Vardon and John Henry Taylor formed the ‘Great Triumvirate’ and together dominated the game in the early 20th Century until the outbreak of the the First World War and between the three of them, they won the British Open on 16 separate occasions; Braid’s back-to-back victories in 1905 and 1906 being the last such feat until Ireland’s Padraig Harrinton mirrored the feat with back-to-back victories in 2007 and 2008.

He retired from competitive golf in 1912 and took up a position at Walton Heath, Surrey as club professional where he remained until his death in 1950.

Braid is also well known as a golf course architect and many courses in the UK – both famous and not so famous – have been touched by his designwork. Some have been designed in their entirety while others have had modifications to holes, while Braid is also credited as having invented the ‘dogleg’ hole.

Nowadays, James Braid has his own golfing society – the James Braid Golfing Society – and as one of golf’s greatest names, James Braid has left an indelible mark on the game both in his own playing career and also in the art of golf course design and architecture, and golfers can now take a short golfing break and sample some of the great man’s handiwork on specialised James Braid golf tours, available around the country.

A keen golfer and writer, Brian Healy writes this article for Your Golf Travel (www.yourgolftravel.com), a UK operator of golf breaks within the UK and around the world. Learn more about James Braid golf tours here.

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travel bag?

I had the cargo golf 900 bag, but was stolen. Since then cargo golf has come out with a new model that doesn't have the removable pocket skin. Good news is that I still have the outer skin so do you think i could remove the pockets on the 750 series bag and use the pockets I have. A bag that is similar to my old one would also work but can't find anything. Help please.

It might be possible but do you really the extra pockets? I've traveled a lot to play golf and Myself, and anyone that I traveled with, always tried to take too much golf stuff. A lighter travel bag is also easier to handle in the airport.
Anything you forgot, or think you need, you can always buy when you get to where you were going.

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How to Choose Golf Travel Bag Cases

Golf travel bag cases frequently provide golfers with problems. Among them are the space required for them, the weight and even the price. Some can be really expensive, particularly if you want a bit more protection that a soft cover travel case can provide.

If you have decided to buy a travel case for your golf bag, think on why you want it. Consider the features that would be essential to you, then note down those that would be just 'nice to have'. If you want some protection during your daily drive tom the golf course, your needs will be less that if you are a golf pro traveling the world on the circuits.

You Need a Good Golf Travel Case if you are Flying

Most people who buy golf travel cases are somewhere in between the two. They are regular golfers who like to take their clubs with them when they go on vacation, whether it's a long drive or a flight. You need a high degree of protection when flying, since your clubs have to be protected by the rough handling they can get on and off the aircraft. Baggage jockeys are not noted for their soft and careful handling techniques!

Whatever you decide, you also need something that will be fairly easy to get to and from the trunk. It will also have to fit in it, along with any other luggage you are taking with you, but if it's only a short trip then you might consider a travel case that doubles as a luggage case. You get golf travel cases that you can fit in a change of clothing and any other overnight kit you need as well as your golf bag and apparel.

Make Sure Your Travel Case is up to the Job

If you are only going to use for short travel periods, and decide on the lightness and easy handling of a soft cover bag, not to mention the more attractive pricing, make sure you get enough protection to suit you. Your bag should be strapped in securely, and your clubs should be secured from rattling around. Some protection for the club heads is also useful.

If you opt for a hard case make sure you can carry it, since if you are traveling alone you will possibly have it and the rest of your luggage to handle. Make sure that the wheels are up to the job, and of course that the case itself adequately protects your clubs. After all, that is what it is for. It should also be easy to store at home when you are not using it. The handles should be good enough to help you lift it to and from the trunk, and the strapping should hold your bag and clubs securely and without rattling.

The Choice of Golf Travel Case is not an Easy One

If you decide what you need before you shop, rather than what would be nice to have, you can save money and own a case that suits your needs best. Golf travel bags cases come in all different sizes and colors and makes, so the choice is not an easy one if you step into a golf shop cold, and without putting the right degree of though to it.

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Harig: Silence deafening around Tiger Woods' old friends
Mark O'Meara and Tiger Woods might not be as close friends as they once were, but the fact that the pair haven't spoken at all since Tiger's now infamous traffic accident is rather telling for a number of reasons, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

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The Greatest Ever Golfer Tiger Woods and His Biography

Tiger Woods is the greatest ever golfer ever seen since the birth of golf in the early 1400's. His superlative skills and professionalism towards the game of golf are second to none. This biography article will discuss Tiger Woods career, from the early days to his most prominent successes as a professional golfers.

Born Eldrick Tont Woods on December 30, 1975, in Cypress, California, USA, as the only child of an African-American Army officer father and a Taiwanese mother. His father began calling Woods by the nickname "Tiger" in honor of a fellow soldier and friend who had the same moniker.

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Woods learned to play golf as a child, inspired by his fathers love of the game. His father, Earl Woods, served as his teacher and mentor. Around the age of eight, Woods had become extremely proficient at the game, which he enjoyed dearly, showing off his skills on such television shows as Good Morning America.

He studied at Stanford University, and won a number of  U.S. amateur golf titles before turning professional in 1996. Woods shot to fame after winning the U.S. Masters at Augusta in July, 1997 with a record score of 270 at the age of 21. Woods was the youngest man to earn the prestigious title, and the first African-American to accomplish this feat.

In his first appearance at the British Open later that year, Woods tied the course record of 64 under par. The next few years brought even more successes, including four US PGA titles, three U.S. Open wins, U.S. Masters wins and three Open Championship wins.

In the year of 2003. Woods' won five PGA tournaments, some include the Buick Invitational and the Western Open. The next year, Woods won one official PGA Tour championship. While he may have had some challenges on the course, his personal life was running smoothly. Woods married his longtime girlfriend Elin Nordegren, a Swedish supermodel, in the fall of 2004.

Returning to dominate the sport, he won six championships in 2005 and was voted the PGA Tour Player of Year for the seventh time in nine years.

Woods experienced a great personal loss in 2006. His father, Earl, died in May after battling prostate cancer. Woods remarked on his website at the time, "My dad was my best friend and greatest role model, and I will miss him deeply." Despite his grief, Woods returned to golf and won several events, including the PGA championship and the British Open.

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The next season was marked by many wins personally and professionally. His wife gave birth to the couple's first child, Sam Alexis Woods, in June, 2007. After taking some time off to welcome his daughter, he won the US PGA Championship and the World Golf Championship in August 2007.

The next month, Woods' winning ways continued, garnering the top spot at the BMW Championship and The Tour Championship. He was named Player of the Year by the other participants in the PGA Tour and won his eighth Arnold Palmer Award for being the lead money earner on the tour.

Woods won the U.S. Open in June, 2008, in a 19-hole playoff, overcoming sporadic pain in his left knee from arthroscopic surgery performed on April 15. Woods shot a par four on the first and only hole of sudden death while American Rocco Mediate, 45, settled for a bogey.

The sudden death duel at Torrey Pines in San Diego followed an 18-hole playoff, which saw the two finish at par. In that playoff, Woods led Mediate by three shots after the first ten holes. Mediate then birdied three of the next five holes and took the lead. But on the final hole, Woods birdied while Mediate shot par, forcing the sudden death playoff."I think this is probably the best ever," Woods said. "All things considered, I don't know how I ended up in this position, to be honest with you." The victory gave Woods his third U.S. Open championship and 14th major title. He's now just four behind the all-time record held by Jack Nicklaus.

Three days later, Woods announced he would miss the rest of the season because his left knee requires more reconstructive surgery. He also revealed he suffered a double stress fracture in his left tibia two weeks before the U.S. Open tournament, ignoring doctors' advice to take six weeks off to let it heal.

Woods and his wife announced September 2, 2008, that they were expecting their second child in late winter. "Elin is feeling great and we are both thrilled," Woods said on his Web site. "While my injury has been disappointing and frustrating, it has allowed me to spend a lot of time watching Sam grow. I can't begin to tell you how rewarding it is being a dad and spending time with her and Elin." The couple welcomed baby boy Charlie Axel Woods on February 8, 2009.

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Several weeks later, on February 25, 2009, Woods returned to the green in the Accenture Match Play Championship in Tucson, Arizona. Woods played against South African golfer Tim Clark, losing 4 to 2 in his first tournament since his injury. In June of 2009, Woods competed again in the U.S. Open. After putting a four-over-par in the first round, Woods quickly fell out of contention for the win.

In November, 2009, Tiger Woods travelled to Australia to compete at the Australian Masters at the prestigious Kingston Heath Golf Club. The great Kingston Heath Golf Club in located in Melbourne, Australia, in the lush sand belt of Victoria. Woods won the event by two shots (14 under par, with rounds of 66, 68, 72 ans 68) and earned $270,000 in prize money, a Tag Heuer watch and the Australian version of the green jacket, the gold jacket. Tiger enjoyed his stay in Australia and might return next year to compete in the title.

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