Longridge Hardcase Travel Cove

A little expensive but it is worth it, had no worries about my clubs. Very easy to put together and lock

I am glad I found this bag. I can actually keep all my stuffs including shoes, washing liquids, cloths in it. The quality of material and locking system is very nice.

Bought this for my son it’s fit everything in with room to spare , took it to Spain and was fantastic everything was protected

A very sturdy golf travel case which easily fits a bag of clubs plus golf shoes & clothes. Great value & absolutely delighted with my purchase.

Does the job, but the locks are useless, unless you lock them with keys, and then US customs have to break them. Use with luggage strip, and everything is fine

First of all I would like to mention that the weight of this case is 7 kilos (not 6 or 6.5 as mentioned in other reviews). A normal golf bag with 11-12 clubs weights between 10 to 11 KGs. Hence, weight of case + bag = 17 – 18 Kilos. Thus you have to be careful with the total weight and check what are the specifications (in terms of size, weight, etc. ) of the flight company.

Reading other reviews I was a bit hesistant regarding the length and space of the case. Regarding the space it can accommodate big standing golf bags. Cart golf bags are bigger (in terms of width) thus they might no fit in. After you place your bag in the case, there is still room to put your shoes and few clothes.
Regarding the length, rest assured that the case is long enough to hold even the lengthiest driver club. Thus no problem with that.

Regarding the quality of the case, it comes in two pieces that can be assembled in 30 seconds. There are also 3 locks (with 6 keys – all the same – one key opens all locks!!!) attached to the case. The small layer of foam at the inside (top) of the case does not really add any extra protection for the club heads because it is very thin.

Overall, the construction and quality should have been better, given its list price (119.00). Nevertheless, at the price of 75.99 (which to my opinion is still expensive) one can buy a good case that can help protect the golf clubs (for a trip with a plane), especially by taking into consideration how luggages are handled at the airport.

Not a good looking as some of the more expensive cases, but so far so good. The true test will be when I take it to Portugal early next year.

Large enough for a normal carry bag, only slightly heavier than my old canvass style hold all, but as my driver was snapped needed something that would protect the clubs better, this fits the bill

This is a semi rigid plastic moulded case that arrives in two halves. The lid and base have three hinges along the long side (barrel on one half and 3 elongated ‘L’ pins that run parallel on the other. The location is by alinement, then Velcro strips prevent the hinges sliding apart. Simple and effective. There are are three locks with a shared key which are neat. The base has a groove running around the rim – The top has a tongue running around its rim and the two need to sit flush for the catch of the locks to line up up. This on occasion can be fiddly so recommend done on a flat surface rather than with the case standing up. The successful engagement of the tongue and groove, in addition with the hinges and locks give the case surprising rigidity. The wheels allow for easy transport (and the central handle is also of good quality). The case is quite large if transporting in a car. At the airport is gets directed to the oversized luggage and coincidentally another gentlemen had a more traditional golf bag he was checking in. At the price of decent wedge (this hard cover would arrive with its contents intact) – however the ‘sock’ alternative for the conventional larger bag looks to provide a less secure and therefor greater chance of a loss of club/s in transit. The hard cover will accommodate a full set of clubs in golf skinny / pencil / quiver type bag.