This is seriously the coolest golf travel bag/cart bag I have ever seen. As soon as I saw this on Instagram, I knew I had to see one for myself. I travel quite a bit to golf, and lugging a travel bag is always a pain, and let’s all agree, never easy and always a hassle. Well, those days are numbered, and I’m going to show you how easy your golf travel life can be. The company is Road Caddy,…
Traveling as well know is not convenient at all. So, if there is any way to avoid the baggage claim area then I’m all about it. A company I have done a few reviews for in the past just came out with a brand new travel carry-on wheeled duffle bag, and I thought that’s exactly what I could use when traveling. You either don’t have enough room, or enough pockets, or your carry-on bag is just not very sturdy. Well,…
Golf isn’t typically the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Las Vegas. The city is known for its entertainment and casino life, but there’s so much more to it than that. Golfers will be pleasantly surprised to find that there’s good golf to be played in Las Vegas. Today, we’re going into detail about one of our favorite courses in the area. This is our Chimera Golf Course review, and by the end of it, you’ll…
Golf shoes get dirty, that’s just the plain truth. There’s no getting around it, and in the spring time when the ground is softer especially in the Northeast and Midwest, your shoes get muddy to say the least. I can honestly say that I’ve gone months, and probably an entire golf season without cleaning my golf shoes. Cleaning your golf shoes unless the shoes are a disaster is truly the last thing on my mind. I was searching for a…
All travel bags are not created equal. I travel with my golf clubs on average 4-5 times per year, and I’ve had several golf travel bags over the years. A few golf bags were ok at best, a few were below average, and my newest travel bag has really done a great job. I feel there are several very important parts of the golf travel bag. First it must roll easily through the airport and parking garage, next it must…
I usually travel with a full back pack filled with the usual “stuff” – headphones, iPad, battery chargers and various small travel essentials. At present, my Callaway back pack looks nice but lacks sufficient storage, as its primary storage compartment is always filled to capacity, leaving no room for me to rummage around to find things. Traveling is already a hassle, so locating items in my back pack quickly is a huge plus. I tested out an expandable back pack…