Do you guys/gals have issues with putting your clubs in the trunk of your car? I have to take my driver and hybrids out of the bag to put them in the trunk of my car. This has lead to me becoming lazy and simply throwing them in the back seat. I noticed my rear seat was getting some scuffs so it looks like it's back to pulling out clubs and putting them all in the trunk. Anyone else have to remove their long clubs to put your bag in the trunk?

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What kind of car do you have? Do you use a Staff bag?

you should obviously put your car up in the BST. you're leaving space on the table.

Volvo estate.

Your worries are over...

my clubs fit fine in my 2006 Jetta GLI...

I can get at least 8 bags in my "trunk".

Ford Explorer Sport Trac

along with 3 and a half full sized adults hahaha

I have the Honda Ridgeline, the pickup with the In Bed Trunk adn mine fit in just fine, while in a Ogio Cart Bag. With some fiddling I can also fit my broken down push cart, Shoes, a Compressor, Tire chains and about 8 dozen golf balls!

My car is a Cadillac CTS-v and I have Bag Boy cart bag. Three bags will fit in the trunk if I take out all the long clubs. I've never tried to put my bag in diagonally but perhaps it'll fit that way.

Look at my avatar.

I just leave my clubs in my car and I can go right out on the course.

i have a 97 chevy cavalier, its tiny and both mine and my wife's set fit in the trunk easily enough

VW Golf certainly not meant for golf. Clubs do not fit in the hatch, I have one of the backseats folded down so I can slide the in that way.

750Li Beemer and right now I have 2 full stand bags (i've been going back and forth) without having to take anything out of my bag. I usually also have 2 or 3 other loose drivers in there, shoes, boxes of balls. When I bought it the sales guy did say it would fit 8 golf bags and that's probably not possible nor needed.

'06 Jetta and I have no issues.

You can fit a golf bag in that thing without having to fold seats down? Because those cars look awefully small with no trunk space at all.

Mercedes E500 - two bags easily, 3 if I need to.

I can shoehorn 1 staff and 3 carry's into my LS460L....without pulling any drivers. It's a reasonably tight fit though.

BMW 335i. Bag, and push cart are always in the trunk.

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My bag fits but I have to slightly bend the driver to get it in.

I have a Mustang GT convertible and I can comfortably get in my clubs and a pair of spikes in the trunk. Surprisingly, the trunk is great for golf clubs and not much else.

4 staff bags, 4 Sun Mountain push carts, 4 duffel bags for shoes,clothing....
And I still have room for other stuff.
Yes, I got request to drive all the time for mid range golf excursions from my friends.
It's an Armada w/ Quad captain's chairs, our Winter family transportation, a true 4 by 4.

i can a staff bag, cart bag, and carry bag just fine in the trunk of my 2002 accord coupe. don't have to take any clubs out of the bags to get it to fit.



are you putting all this in the in bed trunk? i'm thinking about trading my accord coupe for a ridgeline.

BMW 325i and they fit but barely. You've got to put the bag diagonal and sometimes slightly bend the driver. One of these days I'm gonna get in a hurry and it will snap, I just know it.

Mine fit fine in a '92 Civic. I often put them on the back seat though. I usually pick my buddy up for golf since I can drive for 3 days on $10. I could fit both in the trunk but go with mine in there and his on the seat. Obviously I don't car about the back seat... if that car has more than a $100 repair, I'm pulling the plates and leaving it on the highway, lol.

I had a Dodge 2500 deisel before, that was horrible for transporting clubs. I bent a shaft with them in the bed and scratched up the glove box with them up front. My girl and I finally agreed that one car payment needed to go, just throwing money away, so I ditched mine and she kept her car. I bought the Civic for less than 1 payment and insurance was on the Dodge, not to mention the $$ to fill the tank once on the truck is 2 months worth of fuel in the Civic. Now my driver is worth more than my car though, lol.

I recently had an '04 VW Golf, and that car was a pain in the a** when it came to hauling the clubs around. Even more so when I was taking a friend or two in the car with me.

I now have a 2007 Toyota Yaris sedan, and I can fit my Mizuno staff bag, two pairs of shoes, my Sun Mountain speed cart, and a few other items in the trunk with ease. If I don't have the cart in there, I can fit two bags no problem.

I can get several sets of clubs in the back of my C6 vette. I wouldn't buy a car that couldn't hold at least 2 sets of clubs.

I have to take the driver out of the bag and set it in separately...

2007 Honda Civic (coupe)--just big enough for me, a couple of pairs of shoes, a few hats, and one set of clubs...the perfect ride, especially @ 32 MPG.

(Reading the post below...I should add that I actually did take my bag with me before purchasing the car. If the bag didn't fit, the deal was off.)

My Saab 9-3 was a very tight fit with my Ping Hoofer II bag. It would fit, but you had to kind of wedge it in there.

Most of the time, I laid it diagonally accross the trunk to get it to fit easily.

After that experience, I will always measure the trunk before I buy a car. I need to make sure I can get 2 bags or 1 bag plus a push cart.

Yep, everything in the in bed trunk... only 8.5 cubic feet but a useful shape.

I believe I can get one large 17 year old male and three golf bags (stand) in my '01 Taurus. Yes my buddy did get in willingly with the stuff, I should have taken pics.

I have no problems shoving my bag into back of my WRX. I could probably fit two but it would likely be pretty tight.

No problems putting my bag into my Toyota Highlander

I've read the standardised test for a full sized luxury car is now three golf bags.

The one good thing about family wagons is that they eat golf bags, have a Ford Falcon and a Holden Commodore.

Any Aussies reading this will realise I sit on the fence come Bathurst (first weekend of October)....... can't wait.

No problems here, I have a Saab 1993 900i Hatchback

I have trouble putting everything in my 06 Golf GTI. I have to put the rear seats down and take my driver and putter out of the bag if I want my cart and bag with me.

No problems with my Landcruiser, though.

Ditto on my audi a3, I can drop either half of the backseat and get both the clicgear cart and my Titty Japanese stand bag WITHOUT my driver and 3wd in my bag.

'07 Subaru Impreza WRX sedan, my carry bag drops in the trunk no problem. It is easy to get 2 bags in and i have had 4 in the trunk but needed to take the longer clubs out of 2 bags to get all 4 in. Had the car on an over night test drive in the middle of January, my neighbors thought I was nuts test fitting golf bags when the ground was covered in snow. My last car was a 98 VW GTI and that was a PITA for golf clubs, had to take out the driver to fit in the hatch and back seats needed to be down to fit more than one bag.

Thank goodness yes my clubs fit in the trunk.

If not I would have to give up the game . The wife will not allow them in the house she is way jealous of them.

Completely jealous here.

'07 Camry SE V6 (about as sporty as I can get in a family car); no problems with clubs, though the back seat is now taken over by a baby seat.

Volvo Cross Country station wagon ... no problems here.

I have a Mazda3 4 door and choose to take the driver/4wood out of the bag and put in on top. I can squeeze them in there, but dont need the driver to act as a stabilizing bar in my trunk.

I have to put 1 seat down. Then I can get a push cart and bag in no problem.

With both seat down I can get 2 bags and 2 push carts in easy.

I can put two stand bags w/ drivers in the trunk of my Saab 9.3. My g/f on the other hand has to take the driver out of the bag to make it fit in her Nissan Versa.

I can easily fit two bags, two pairs of shoes, plus couple dozen balls, tire repair kit, and a toolbox into the trunk of my '05 Hyundai Accent. Cheaper car = more money for golf.

i can get 3 sets of clubs in my lexus is

This used to be the runnng joke amongst my golfing buddies...Look, his "Golf" can't hold his Golf Clubs...hahahah...

Fixed that though...can hold 3 carry bags and gear in my '03 Jetta Wagon...and with the 1.8T, we're never late for our tee time

I have to maneuver my bag into the corners to fit my Acura Rsx. Reminds me of a trip I took a couple of years ago where I brought my clubs in a hard cover travel case. I reserved a compact size car, but Hertz ran out of cars in that size and tried to give me something like a Geo Metro or something like that. The only way to fit my case into that little car would have been to roll down the windows and leave part of it sticking out of the window. I waited half an hour until they could prep a bigger car for me.

Honda Element here (think box on wheels) and cannot lay them down across the back space due to the wheel wells. I can however lay it across right behind the front seats but then the back seat passengers can't put thier feet in the deck. like my Element for everyhting else, don't get me wrong, but hate it for golf My next vehicle must and will pass the "golf bag test"