Review on 🏌️ Efficiently Organize Your Golf Gear with the Ranger Carry Sunday Range Travel Bag by CaddyDaddy Golf by Justin Spoja

I can load eight air travel clubs here. I am old. I don't want to carry a full bag at the airport. I only use half the racquets I own. When I see a hit calling for a six, I choke on a five. I actually bought it as a Sunday sack for the early morning walk with just four racquets. It's good for my blood pressure and waistline. The good thing about the bag is that it's durable and will hold enough clubs to play some serious golf on a faraway course. I will also fly and play with it on the most beautiful fields. The soft head cover opens so you can actually play from the trolley. I'm not touring so the money I lose on the course for not having the full package will be small. I don't have to impress anyone with my fancy gear anymore. The bags aren't big, but I can always buy balls on the field where we fly. I think I'm in the downsizing years. I'm taking him to Helena, Montana this summer, so I'll be back if there's a problem. One bag seems big enough for a strap and two sheepskin sheaths which I bought to protect my shoulder while carrying the bag. Nobody can fly with a loose strap on the bag, so it has to be removed to fly. It's very run down and I just don't have time to worry about lugging a huge bag through the airport. So far I am happy with this purchase.