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Reddit mentions of SKB ATA Standard Golf Travel Case
Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of SKB ATA Standard Golf Travel Case. Here are the top ones.
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- FITS MOST STAND BAGS: Designed for the most popular stand bags while providing maximum protection; Capable of accepting drivers up to 49 inches long
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Molded from ultra-high, molecular weight polyethylene and manufactured to meet or exceed ATA 300 Category I
- TSA LOCKING SYSTEM: Comes with TSA Locking System for ease of airline travel and SKB's exclusive Perfect Match valance bending system, providing tight, secure fits to prevent dirt, dust, and moisture from getting inside the case
- INNOVATIVE LATCHES: New, patent-pending industrial strength latches for superior valence closure and overall latch security
- SPECIFICATIONS: Material: Polyethylene; Interior dimensions (L x W x D): 48 x 12 x 11 inches; Carton dimensions (L x W x D): 52 x 14 x 14 inches; Weight: 15.25 pounds; Manufacturer warranty: Lifetime warranty; Color: Black
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black (Small) |
| Height | 11 inches |
| Length | 48 inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | March 2009 |
| Size | Small |
| Weight | 17.63698096 pounds |
| Width | 14 inches |
I bought one of these
http://www.amazon.com/SKB-2SKB-4812WS-Standard-Golf-Travel/dp/B0007VNZDG/ref=lp_3411161_1_9?s=golf&ie=UTF8&qid=1451939925&sr=1-9
Considering my irons were $1000, driver $400, putter $300, wedges $100 bucks apiece, and my 4 wood around $200, $150 bucks on a sturdy hard case is nothing. I have no worries about them at all. I have owned it for 4 years and never once had a problem.
People like soft cases for some reason, probably cause they can pack their clothes and save on baggage fees, but I always fly southwest and this qualifies as one free bag, and my suitcase my second free bag.
I personally would never use a soft case. Yes, I know a lot of pro's use the Club Glove, but a lot of pro's also fly private jets to tournaments.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007VNZDG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
could have just gotten this and you wouldn't need the club protector...
I am
cheapfrugal so I always try flying Southwest when I'm traveling for golf cuz clubs fly free. I have a beastly SKB hard case that looks like an anti-aircraft bazooka case haha. It has kept my clubs safe (got it for around $150 or something), but I wish I would have bought a case like this.My case is very heavy with the clubs/shoes/etc... inside, nearly 50 lbs and it's kind of a hassle to lug around the airport and in hotels (especially if you are going to Vegas and you have to walk 1/2 a mile inside the hotel just to get to your room). The legs that pop out with the wheels so you just have to push it would be clutch.
If money is plentiful in your life, I would recommend a golf club shipping company like ShipSticks or something. I have some rich friends that use the service and they love it, I'm just too
cheapfrugal to spend $120 for a service like that (and that's domestic pricing), international I remember being $250ish.I did the same. Works pretty great. Seems to have held up better than friends with actual trap cases. Also, can be cheaper...
Golf case $160 http://www.amazon.com/SKB-2SKB-4812WS-Standard-Golf-Travel/dp/B0007VNZDG
Trap case $310 http://www.amazon.com/SKB-Large-Hardware-Internal-Wheels/dp/B0002F79CK
Now, they're not exactly the same obviously, but they can pretty much do the exact same job.
I saw something interesting at sports authority today when I was walking around. Didn't stop to take a full look but it essentially looked like a lockable case for a bag with clubs in it similar to a pelican case you'd use for rifles or other valuable stuff.
I also just found This on Amazon when I googled locking golf club case.