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The 10 Best Travel Golf Bags of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

Make sure your clubs arrive safely with these durable and portable travel golf bags.

In This Article

• Our Top Picks

Our Testing Process

• Others We Liked
• Other Gear You May Need
• Tips for Buying
• Why Trust T+L

Travel + Leisure / Alexander Huang

A durable golf travel bag is essential for protecting your clubs and giving you peace of mind whether you’re traveling by car or airplane to one of the world’s best courses. While there are plenty of storage options for safely traveling with your clubs, we tested the best golf travel bags based on qualities like durability, portability, and capacity. 

We love a gold bag that is made with durable materials with plenty of padding to ensure that your clubs make it to your destination safely. We were able to fit clubs, clothes, golf balls, and other accessories into our bags without any issues. Whether you’re looking for a hardside case or a budget-friendly bag, we found options for a variety of categories to fit the needs of all golfers. 

Best Overall

Club glove last bag large pro.

It’s built to last with single webbing reinforcement and burst-proof construction. 

The bag weighs more than 10 pounds.

The Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro golf travel bag is one of the best-made travel bags we've seen. Fit for a weekend golf getaway , the bag can comfortably fit a set of clubs in a standard-size carrier, golf balls, shirts, shorts, towels, and two pairs of golf shoes between the main compartment and two exterior pockets. Despite the 45-pound weight after packing, we thought the balance was evenly distributed throughout the bag and the inline skate wheels rolled smoothly and felt sturdy due to the plastic wheelbase that is designed for high-impact travel. We noted the high-quality feel of the water-resistant nylon material that adds durability to the bag, which truly feels like it will last a lifetime.

The bag is outfitted with self-lubricating YKK zippers and ITW Nexus buckles that come from a manufacturer that makes military-grade hoops, locks, and buckles. An aluminum stiff arm to reinforce the padded protection for impact during traveling is included. We flew with this bag twice in one month of testing, and it still looks like it just came out of the box. The durability, functionality, and sleek design of the Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro Golf Travel Bag make it well worth the price for golfers that are planning to travel with their clubs. 

The Details: 86 x 19 x 51 inches | 10.6 pounds | Wheeled | Nylon

Travel + Leisure / Alexander Huang

Travel + Leisure / Kyle Tyll

Best Budget

Caddydaddy constrictor 2 travel cover.

This affordable bag has large pockets that can store all of your extra gear.

The sides aren't padded, so you may want to add cushioning to protect your clubs.

For frequent travelers or golfers who want an affordable bag that can store even their bulkiest gear, this CaddyDaddy bag is the perfect option. Not only is the bag itself large enough to store all of your clubs, but we love that it also features side pockets big enough to pack your shoes and even extra clothing. Even with all of this space, the bag still doesn't feel bulky.

The fabric is thick and well-stitched. Made of thick rubber and nylon, we feel confident this bag won't break, tear, or otherwise fall apart, making it a great value — and it's the lowest priced option on this list. To give you added peace of mind, it comes with a one-year full replacement warranty so you can test it for yourself.

The Details: 27.5 x 18.9 x 14.5 inches | 9 pounds | Wheeled | Nylon and rubber

Most Spacious

Caddydaddy golf club travel cover with wheels.

The interior has tons of room for clothing or shoes in addition to golf clubs. 

It has straps that are slightly uncomfortable.

The CaddyDaddy First Class Premium Padded Golf Club Travel Cover has tons of space for not only clubs, but also golf shoes, clothing, and anything else you would ever need on a golf trip. Since the golf travel bag weighs 10 pounds, golfers can pack up to 40 pounds of clubs, clothes, and other accessories before reaching the general 50-pound checked bag limit for most airlines. We loved the spacious side pockets for toiletries and golf shoes, as well as the well-placed straps that can be tucked in during traveling to prevent damage.

The weight of the golf bag is mostly evenly balanced, and the wheels and handles make it easy to carry and maneuver; however, the top handle could have been a little more comfortable. The materials and the zippers of the bag feel durable and well-made. We're confident that this bag would last a very long time and would not be something you'd have to worry about replacing anytime soon.

The Details: 51 x 13 x 15 inches | 10 pounds | Wheeled | Nylon

Best Softside

Sun mountain clubglider meridian travel cover.

There are fold-out legs in the center with wheels that make rolling this softside bag even easier.

Travelers might want to consider a stiff arm for added protection.

For golfers looking for a simple yet functional golf travel bag, the Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Cover is a solid softside option. The design of the bag includes everything you need for a hassle-free packing and travel experience, including a spacious interior for a cart or stand bag, two exterior pockets, and a pull-out leg mechanism with an additional pair of wheels besides the ones at the bottom of the bag. We found it very easy to collapse the legs in and out, and the bag rolled a lot more smoothly than expected.

The high-quality, durable feel of the handles on the front, bottom, and middle of the bag equally impressed us by making it a breeze to lift and maneuver comfortably. While the nylon exterior material and padding feel sturdy and durable, the bag would likely only protect golf clubs against low-impact hits.

The Details: 51 x 15 x 14 inches | 8 pounds | Wheeled | Nylon

Travel + Leisure / David Engler

Most Durable

Club glove collegiate travel cover with stiff arm.

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It comes with a stiff arm to protect the heads of the clubs.

Packing the clubs was a tight fit with the length.

Traveling by air with golf clubs can be risky considering the potential for rough handling that comes with checking in luggage , but the Club Glove Last Bag Collegiate Travel Cover with Stiff Arm is made of high-quality materials and includes a stiff arm that is designed to protect gear from hard impact. The adjustable stiff arm is made of nylon plastic and lightweight aluminum, and although it doesn’t take up much room, we had to jostle the bag to get the stiff arm in with the golf clubs. With the smaller interior, we appreciated the two large exterior pockets that can fit some additional items like shoes, clothing, or sunscreen . The fully packed bag is comfortable to carry with top, bottom, and middle straps that evenly distribute the weight of the lengthy bag, and we liked how it can stand up on its own.

After flying with this Club Glove design, there weren’t any scuffs or damage to the bag. The exterior of the bag is made of water-resistant ballistic nylon fabric, and the backing has single webbing reinforcement — a common fabric used for climbing, military gear, and parachutes. 

The Details: 52 x 14 x 14 inches | 11.3 pounds | Wheeled | Nylon

Travel + Leisure / Karen Chen

Best Portability

Izzo golf high roller.

There are six wheels on the bottom of the bag so you can roll it upright. 

It feels slightly top-heavy.

The Izzo High Roller golf bag impressed us with how easy it was to transport by wheeling or carrying it. The six wheels on the bottom of the bag make it possible to push or pull it while it's standing upright. In addition, the bag can collapse down to just 12 inches for easy storage while traveling or at home.

While the bag felt a little top-heavy while we wheeled through an airport, the handles made it easy to lift and hold onto while rolling the bag. Even if the bag were to fall over, it has a solid amount of protective padding on the inside and outside, and it’s made with tear-resistant nylon that feels sturdy and durable. The interior of the bag is large enough for golf clubs and extra shirts, and the exterior pocket is big enough for a pair of golf shoes, but it was a tighter fit than we would’ve preferred. We think the Izzo High Roller bag is perfect for golfers who could benefit from having exceptional portability and durability while traveling through airports.

Dimensions: 53 x 16 x 12 inches | 8 pounds | Nylon

Travel + Leisure / Martin Schnurr

Best Hybrid

Caddydaddy golf travel bag cover with hard case top.

Only the top half is made with a hardside material, which makes storing the bag much easier.

It feels top-heavy when you're carrying it.

The CaddyDaddy Enforcer Golf Travel Bag Cover With Hard Case Top is designed with traveling golfers in mind, especially those who live in big cities with limited storage space. This golf bag has a unique design in which the top half is a hardside case and the bottom half is softside. The partial hardside design gives you the protection you want for your clubs, and we love how the bag can compress into itself, making it more space efficient for storing when not in use.

The exterior of the bag has two pockets for storing balls or shoes, and although there aren’t any pockets on the inside, there was a good amount of room left over for clothes. Though the hardside top makes it slightly top heavy, the bag maneuvers well on the inline skate wheels at the bottom, while the top, bottom, and center handle make it easy to lift the bag into a car or onto a weight scale at the airport. 

The Details: 51 x 13 x 13 inches | 9 pounds | Wheeled | Nylon

Travel + Leisure / Allison Widmer

Best Lightweight

Tourtrek tc pro travel cover.

Dick's Sporting Goods

This bag feels lightweight whether you're pushing it or pulling it over a variety of surfaces.

The interior of the bag could be bigger.

The TourTrek TC Pro Travel Cover offers an abundance of protective padding and excellent portability. We think this bag is a fantastic value thanks to durable design and interior space that’s roomy enough for a set of golf clubs and two mesh pockets for accessories, as well as an exterior pocket for a pair of shoes. The cushioning is very generous, and the bag feels protective and sturdy with 360-degree padding to keep your golf clubs safe whether you’re traveling by air or car. The handles are padded as well, making them comfortable to hold onto while lifting or rolling the bag. And it includes a lock and key set for an additional layer of security and peace of mind.

Weighing just 6.6 pounds, this golf travel bag is lightweight and takes up less of the allotted 50-pound weight maximum that most airlines limit checked bags to. While we think the interior could be a little bit bigger, this golf travel bag has high-quality features that lead us to believe it will protect golf clubs through rough travels and last a long time with prolonged use, too. 

The Details: 52 x 14 x 14 inches | 6.6 pounds | Wheeled | Nylon

Travel & Leisure / Chris Abell

Best Design

Stitch multi use traveler.

It's incredibly portable and easy to maneuver.

The bag is not very padded.

The Stitch Multi Use Traveler (or MUT) is really unique for a travel golf bag. It fits a ton of gear including shoes, outerwear, and accessories. When we checked this bag to bring it on a trip to Florida, it held six pairs of shoes, two rain jackets , a dopp kit, and plenty of golf balls and towels, in addition to the golf clubs. The design is where this bag shines — its nylon exterior is durable but has a premium look; the orange zippers pop and make it easy to spot on an oversize luggage pile; and the handles are in convenient, cohesive places.

The wheels are great, and while it occasionally felt imbalanced, we think that was due to overpacking as we found it much easier to maneuver the bag when packed with clubs alone. While the bag is not padded, it is made of durable, sturdy nylon that doesn't show scuffs or minor tears.

The Details: 22.8 x 12 x 12 inches | Wheeled | Nylon

Travel + Leisure / Red Fabbri

Best Splurge

Tumi sport golf travel case.

This Tumi bag is spacious and rolls easily.

We wish it had more internal pockets to help with organization.

We flew with this bag carrying clubs in a standard golf cart bag, shoes, hats, a speaker , and a few other accessories. The case was easy to drag through the parking lot, into the airport tram, and up and down escalators. The wheels were slick and easily turned around reasonably tight corners and around slow airport travelers. Additionally, the side handles are convenient for lifting the case up horizontally to put it in and out of vehicles. It was also easy to pull on and off of the baggage claim belt as a result of the handles and big wheels at the bottom of the case.

The external zippers have very long pulls that were easy to maneuver and slide around the case. The clubs themselves are secured by two straps with a standard quick release buckle on a one-inch nylon strap. The main compartment is padded all around and has as special layer of padding for the club heads. Padding around the club heads is important because in transit they can typically bang together/bang into other external objects and become damaged. This is not something we worried about at all using this case. The exterior of the case did have some scruffs and scrapes after landing, but the fact that all internal items were well-protected makes this a high-quality choice.

The Details: 54.4 x 17.1 x 13.5 inches | 17.4 pounds | Wheeled | Polycarbonate

Travel + Leisure / Michael Weisbaum

We had our expert Travel + Leisure golfers take 21 golf travel bags on the road to find out which ones will keep your clubs safe whether you’re flying or driving. We evaluated the bags by flying, driving, walking around, and carrying the bags, taking detailed notes on the capacity, design, durability, and portability. 

Our team members packed their golf clubs into the travel bags and noted how easy it was to place the clubs into them and if there was room leftover for clothes, shoes, golf balls, or other accessories between the main compartment and any pockets. While packing the bags, we checked the quality of the zippers and buckles, as well as how much padding there was and if it felt sufficient for protecting the clubs. We looked for spacious bags that had extra room leftover after packing our golf clubs. We also loved the bags that had thoughtful and intuitive features that had golfers in mind because they made packing easier.

After packing up the travel bags, our traveling golfers tested portability by carrying and wheeling the bags to get a feel for how they maneuvered. The top performing bags for portability were exceptionally easy to lift and wheel with comfortable, padded straps and handles. The most durable bags stood up well to car and plane travel, with no damage to the exterior or items on the interior. We determined that the bags with the best value performed as or better than expected given the price, especially pricier bags that needed robust justification for the cost.

Other Golf Travel Bags We Liked

While we found plenty of well-performing golf travel bags, there were a few that almost made our list of best golf travel bags but fell short during testing. 

Samsonite Golf Deluxe 3-piece Travel Set : The bag is functional and has a sleek design, but there isn’t much padding, and the zippers are plastic, which made us question the durability of the bag while flying. 

Samsonite Hard Side Golf Case : This hardside case feels durable, but it doesn't have much give, so it was a tight fit to get the golf clubs in, and the case is difficult to store since it can’t break down.

Amazon Basics Soft-sided Golf Travel Bag : This bag is very affordable but has an unstructured bottom, so it can't stand up on its own.

SKB Cases ATA Deluxe Standard Hard Travel Golf Case : This case was built to withstand a lot of rough handling and has TSA-approved locks, but can become heavy due to its thick plastic.

Bag Boy Golf T10 Hard Top Cover : For minimalist golfers, this simple bag fits just what you need, but won't give you room for extra equipment or gear.

Other Golf Gear You May Need

When you're heading out for a long day on the course, be sure you're prepared with everything you need, from sunscreen to golf gloves, to ensure you stay completely focused on enjoying the game.

Titleist Players Flex Men’s Golf Glove : These high-performance gloves are a classic for a reason. The cabretta leather is silky smooth, offering optimal comfort and breathability so your hands won't sweat midswing. Plus, the Satin Net materials across the knuckles provide plenty of flexibility.

Peter Millar Solid Performance Jersey Polo : If you're someone who gets caught up in the game and forgets to reapply sunscreen, this golf shirt is for you. Not only is it made of moisture-wicking materials available in 13 vibrant colors, but it also provides UPF 50+ sun protection so you can stay safe without even thinking about it.

Adidas Men's Tour360 22 Golf Shoes : These shoes provide excellent cushioning to keep you comfortable all day long and still feature 11 metal spikes for traction and grip. They're also designed with roomy toe boxes and heel reinforcement to ensure your foot stays in place.

Tips for Buying a Golf Travel Bag

Consider buying a stiff arm .

Whether you’re buying a hardside or softside golf travel bag, a stiff arm can add another layer of protection to your golf clubs. A stiff arm is usually an adjustable metal rod with a plastic disc at the the top of it that extends longer than the driver or longest golf club. The rod is placed into a golf bag to absorb the hit if the bag is tossed around, and it prevent the clubs from being directly impacted. 

Hardside versus softside 

When looking for a travel golf bag, you'll want to look at durability and padding. Both hardside and softside golf travel bags can prevent damage to your golf clubs while traveling and are a worthwhile investment for golfers that travel several times per year. As with luggage, hardside bags have a firm exterior generally made of materials like polycarbonate, whereas softside bags are a bit more flexible and made of soft materials like nylon.

A hardside bag can get more scuffed than a softside golf bag, but you might not need to buy a stiff arm since a hard case offers a more structured layer of protection. On the other hand, a softside bag might need extra protection like a stiff arm, but it’s easier to store a soft bag than a bulky hardside case that you can't flatten or fold down. Some airlines will only cover damaged or lost clubs that are in a hardside case, so be sure to check with the airline to find out the exact policies. 

Look at the types of wheels

From upright wheels to inline skate wheels, golf bags are created with a variety of options to make transport easier for all types of players. You should look at wheels that will smoothly and easily roll over different terrains without adding weight to the overall bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

You’ll want to make sure your golf bag and clubs can fit in a travel bag. While you don’t want to squeeze your clubs inside, you won’t want them swimming in a roomy case either. It helps to wrap club heads in a towel or other soft fabric to prevent the irons from banging together in transit. If there is extra room in your travel bag, stuffing the sides with more clothing or towels can help keep everything in place, especially if you’re flying. If you can remove and cover the club heads, that can further prevent damage to your gear. Some travel golf bags also have space for shoes and accessories, so be sure to utilize pockets to keep your gear organized and separated.

Every airline will be different, but most follow the same policies as regular checked luggage regarding weight and size limitations. The weight limit for checked luggage, including golf clubs, is almost always 50 pounds or less. If your bag weighs more, there will likely be a surcharge fee. Airlines also have different restrictions and policies for packing golf shoes or balls in your bag, and coverage for lost golf bags can be dependent on the type of golf travel bag. For peace of mind, consider securing an AirTag holder with a tracker to your golf bag.

Generally, airlines do not pay travelers for damaged golf clubs. Some, like American Airlines , may compensate if the equipment traveled in a hardside case that is visibly damaged and was properly packed, but you should always check your specific airline's policies before flying to guarantee safe and secure travel.

Why Trust Travel + Leisure

Anna Popp is the associate editor at T+L, where she writes and reviews travel products. She has been travel writing since 2018 and product testing since 2021. Anna worked with travel editors to determine the results for the best golf travel bags based on a series of tests completed by our testers while using the golf travel bags in a real-world setting. 

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Fortress Crusade Travel Bag

If you are looking for a bag and club travel alternative this is the option for you. With its unique grab handles for handling the bag, it contains internal security pockets built inside the hood, which will help protect and secure your valuables while at the same time, protect your club heads from any damage…

Fortress Hard Range Bag

Features and Benefits Hard tube Single Tube Carry strap External pockets Perfect for travel

Fortress Soft Range Bag

Features and Benefits Soft tube 4-way divider Carry strap Lightweight

Fortress Quest Travel Bag

Fortress ezy roll travel cover.

Features The Fortress Ezy Roll is a Luxury Travel Cover with Padded and Lined Inner, a 6 wheel roll system, Moulded Grab handle with Padded Straps and Identification label.

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MGI Travel Bag

Whether you are travelling by car, boat or plane, this Travel Bag will ensure your buggy travels safely and securely. Made from a strong durable material, the Travel Bag ensures any dirt, debris and moisture doesn't escape during transport. It also features double Zippers and separate space to keep a charger or accessories.

Compatible with ZIP and Ai. Not suitable for QUAD Series.

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OGIO releases innovative line of golf bags to Australia

OGIO Inc., a leading innovator of sports and travel bags, backpacks, and golf bags, have released a line-up of new product to the Australian market via Callaway Authorised Retailers .

The line-up includes fully optioned gender-neutral OGIO FUSE Cart Bag 14 and OGIO FUSE Stand 4 Bags - both pair a sleek design with an abundance of internal organisation. For the ladies there’s the XIX (“Nineteen”) Cart Bag, and finally the fully loaded Convoy SE Cart Bag 14 - the bag for golfers who could survive for 2 weeks in the wilderness with the things they bring for a round of golf.

OGIO XIX (“Nineteen”) Cart Bag

The golf bag offers a number of innovative features designed specifically for the female golfer. No detail was spared, down to dedicated fleece-lined jewellery pocket hidden inside the larger valuables pocket. Available in two modern prints, the XIX Cart is created with premium, durable fabric that is just as functional and versatile as it is stylish. Senior Designer Ellen Leung on the XIX Cart Bag: “It’s exciting to be leading an important, and long overdue, change in the golf industry. We didn’t just take the men’s bags and make them pink.  Instead we started from scratch with a problem-solving mindset and a singular focus to make the best bags both on and off the course for women.” Recommended Retail Price: $399.99 Colours available: Smoke Nova and Starla

When it comes to golfers, some prefer to pack lightly; for everyone else OGIO Inc. have made this fully loaded cart bag. With the most pockets, the most storage, and the most features, this is the bag for golfers who could survive for 2 weeks in the wilderness with the things they bring for a round of golf. And coming in at under three kilograms, this is the lightest fully loaded cart bag we’ve ever made at OGIO. With a 14-Way top, soft-lined valuables pocket and large insulated cooler pocket you’re provided with dedicated storage for all of your golf necessities. To go with the organisation, OGIO Convoy SE Cart Bag 14 is designed with 300D rip stop polyester fabric that delivers mobile durability to keep your bag going round after round, year after year. Premium lightweight construction also makes this OGIO’s lightest fully loaded cart bag to date. Recommended Retail Prices: $369.99 Colours available: Black, Blue, Haze and Sage

For more information on OGIO, please visit www.ogio.com . All OGIO Golf products are now available in Australia via Callaway Authorised Retailers .

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Best golf bags for every kind of golfer and budget range

A golf bag may not seem like it’s integral to a great game, but there are many ways it can help make golfing more enjoyable. Different golf bags have special features like attached stands, weatherproof material and even extra pockets. In short, there’s a lot more to consider than the number of clubs and balls it can hold on the course. Here, you’ll find our picks for the best golf bags available.

What to consider when buying a golf bag

Size and weight.

“Probably the first and most important aspect to consider is the size and weight of the bag,” says Jaimee Newcomer, co-founder and director of customer experience for women’s golf apparel brand Pirdie Golf . “Selecting a lightweight yet durable bag ensures comfort when I’m carrying without compromising on quality.”

A round of golf doesn’t just require a killer shot and the ability to read wind conditions. Players also need to maintain a certain level of comfort, whether they’re carrying their bag from hole to hole or carrying them from the car to the course. “Features like padded straps and ergonomic designs make carrying the bag easier, especially when I’m walking on a course,” says Newcomer.

A golf bag might look good with an outfit or on the course, but the material might not be ideal for certain weather conditions and can deteriorate over time if it’s not cared for properly. “Golf bags are usually either made of nylon, polyester or leather,” says Newcomer. “I tend to like nylon — it’s easy to clean and lighter to carry.”

Organization

A bag with a wide variety and good layout of pockets with quality zippers and fasteners is also an important part of shopping for a golf bag, says Chris Cain , director of the Professional Golf Association University (PGAU) program and professor-in-residence at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas’ Harrah College of Hospitality.

“What do you need to have with you while playing golf?” asks Cain. “I like to consider this as the final question, because each person has their own needs and preferences when experiencing the game. Places for medication, food, drink, music, additional clothing; maybe they plan to lose a lot of golf balls so they may need some extra space.”

Our picks for best golf bags

Best value golf bag: sunday loma par 3.

Sunday Loma Par 3

Sometimes golf bags have more features and frills than a person needs for a simple game of golf. This popular model from Sunday is about as simple as golf bags get and that includes the price. This lightweight option has a lifetime warranty and comes with an array of thoughtful touches, including a stand, a padded shoulder strap and a place to stash a beverage.

Specifications:

• Weight: 1.95 pounds.
• Dimensions: 7.5 inches long x 5.5 inches wide x 31.5 inches tall.
• Number of dividers: Two.
• Number of pockets: Two.
• Warranty: Lifetime warranty.
• Strap type: Detachable and adjustable.
• Price on publish: $129.99.

What we like:

• Works under all types of weather conditions.
• Lightweight and easy to carry.
• An amazing warranty.
• It’s even got a place to hold a canned or bottled drink.

What we don’t like:

• Could use an extra pocket or two.

The AP Buyline takeaway:

This golf bag is reasonably priced but doesn’t skimp on thoughtful features or a generous warranty.

Get it here: Sunday Loma Par 3

Best premium golf bag: Vessel 2024 Season Opener Player IV Pro

Vessel 2024 Season Opener Player IV Pro

Golf can be an expensive game and this premium bag is no exception, but it’s worth it. The huge bag can hold a full set of clubs for the serious player and has plenty of pockets for accessories. One of them even has a magnetic rangefinder. It comes with a carbon fiber stand but it can also stand on its own, with a rotating base so it’ll stay upright on pretty much any terrain. It's even got its own strap for a pen or a tee.

• Weight: 7 pounds.
• Dimensions: 14 inches long x 12.5 inches wide x 35 inches tall.
• Number of dividers: Six to 13 depending on the model.
• Number of pockets: Nine on the exterior and six in the interior.
• Warranty: One year.
• Strap type: Equilibrium double.
• Price on publish: $435.
• Great material with a nice finish.
• Plenty of pockets with waterproof zippers.
• Retractable carbon fiber stand.
• Rotating base.
• Warranty could be longer for the price tag.

This premium golf bag has a high sticker price, but offers many features you’ll appreciate on the course, including a retractable stand and rotating base and an overall attractive design.

Get it here: Vessel 2024 Season Opener Player IV Pro

Best golf stand bag: Sun Mountain Mid-Stripe Ace Stand Bag

Sun Mountain 2023 Mid Stripe Golf Stand Bag (Black)

A stand bag can come in pretty useful on the course. It not only makes the bag easier to pick up and put down but it can keep your clubs out of harm’s way. The Sun Mountain Mid-Stripe Ace Stand Bag is your best bet, being functional, durable and attractive. “Their color and design options are vast and they look pretty good too,” says Cain. “Sun Mountain has a great reputation for versatility and longevity.”

• Weight: 5 pounds.
• Dimensions: 36.9 inches long x 11.4 inches wide x 10.9 inches tall.
• Number of dividers: Four.
• Number of pockets: Seven.
• Strap type: Single with dense foam.
• Price on publish: $339.99.
• Comes in a bunch of cool colors.
• Lots of pockets that can be removed or modified.
• The weight is pretty low for what’s included.
• Comes with a free rain hood and a box of matching tees.
• Not for the minimalist player.

The Sun Mountain Mid-Stripe Ace Stand Bag is a great choice if you’re interested in a stand bag. It features many pockets and a one-year warranty.

Get it here: Sun Mountain Mid-Stripe Ace Stand Bag

Best women's golf bag: Sunday El Camino

Sunday El Camino

One of the trickiest parts of choosing a golf bag is the club-to-weight ratio. Naturally, the more clubs you need, the heavier it's going to be and nobody wants to lug around a bag with added weight. The Sunday El Camino offers the best of both worlds, with space for 10 clubs and a self-balancing shoulder strap that makes carrying easier. “It holds all my necessary clubs with an ergonomic design that makes carrying a breeze,” says Newcomer. For that reason, it’s also our pick for the best hybrid golf bag.

• Weight: 3.9 pounds.
• Dimensions: 34.6 inches long x 10.8 inches wide x 8.4 inches tall.
• Number of pockets: Four.
• Warranty: Lifetime warranty included.
• Strap type: Premium double.
• Price on publish: $189.99.
• Works as a cart and walking bag.
• Has a flat, padded, self-balancing base.
• Easy to carry.
• Holds 10 clubs with full-length dividers.
• There’s even a pocket just for keeping drinks cold.
• Takes some getting used to in order to carry it.

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Thanks to its ergonomic design, this bag makes it easy to tote clubs, even if you have a lot of them.

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Best leather golf bag: Stitch SL2 Gen 2

Stitch SL2 Gen 2

Appearance may have nothing to do with a player’s game, but there’s nothing wrong with looking good on the course. Stitch’s SL2 Gen 2 bag fits that bill, but it’s also very functional with multiple pockets that can hold up to 12 balls, durable zippers and durable material. “Stitch offers some wonderful leather options from the best-looking premium Tour bag to the Sunday bag ,” says Cain. “They have a unique styling that appeals to most generations.”

• Weight: 5.5 pounds.
• Dimensions: 35 inches long x 11.5 inches wide x 9.5 inches tall.
• Warranty: One-year warranty.
• Strap type: Single or double available for order.
• Price on publish: $398.
• Comes in four colors.
• Very lightweight for its size.
• Multiple functional pockets.
• Water- and stain-resistant.
• Lift assist handles for easy carrying.
• Sealed, sturdy zippers.
• Doesn’t come with a stand option.

Available in a variety of colors, this lightweight bag combines function with a sophisticated appearance.

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Best golf bag for walking: Ping Hoofer Lite

Ping Hoofer Lite

A good walking bag requires more than just a lightweight frame and a comfy shoulder strap. It also needs to be able to handle all those clubs and accessories without adding to the pound count. This Ping golf bag offers that and then some, with the whole thing weighing only 5 pounds.

• Dimensions: 37 inches long x 9.5 inches wide x 13 inches tall.
• Number of pockets: Nine.
• Warranty: None, but the manufacturer recommends calling customer service to discuss replacement options.
• Strap type: Padded and convertible.
• Price on publish: $245.
• Comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns.
• Lots of pockets for accessories and even apparel.
• Sturdy, durable material.
• Ergonomic design for easy carrying.
• Deep pocket volume.
• No set warranty limit.

This lightweight bag has an ergonomic design to help make it easy to carry while you walk.

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Best looking golf bag: Stitch MIP SL2

Stitch MIP SL2

This Stitch bag is for the player who wants to win and look good while doing it. It’s a tall, sleek, stylish golf bag, but it’s about more than just good looks. Designed to be both stylish and functional, it has added storage space and stretchy pockets along with a durable construction that can stand up to just about any golfing condition.

• Weight: 4 pounds.
• Dimensions: 35 inches long x 9.5 inches wide x 7.5 inches tall.
• Strap type: Double.
• Price on publish: $276.
• Good value.
• Looks great.
• Very durable material.
• Light and easy to carry.
• Only comes in two colors.

Turn to a Stitch bag for an attractive, durable option that offers plenty of storage and pockets for a reasonable price.

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Best cart golf bag: Vessel Lux Cart

Vessel Lux Cart

It takes more than a flat stand to make a good cart golf bag — it should also be just as functional and easy to carry and use as any other golf bag for any other purpose. The Vessel Lux Cart bag has all of those things and more. Made from durable tour-grade synthetic leather and featuring an antimicrobial lining in the pockets, it also has leather zipper pulls and handles for added durability.

• Weight: 6.55 pounds.
• Dimensions: 35.5 inches long x 10 inches wide x 15.5 inches tall.
• Number of dividers: Three.
• Strap type: Single.
• Price on publish: $415.
• Cool design that comes in several colors.
• Sturdy material.
• Holds a lot of clubs without overcrowding them.
• Surprisingly light and easy to carry.

If you use a golf cart, you’ll appreciate this bag's durable design and large capacity.

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Most functional golf bag: Titleist Hybrid 14

Titleist Hybrid 14 Golf Stand Bag 2024

The name Titleist is as synonymous with golf as Nike is with basketball. The world-renowned golf ball brand has been in business since 1932, so they certainly know their way around a golf course. It’s no surprise, then, that they offer one of the best and most functional golf bags you can buy. “The Titleist Hybrid 14 golf bag is a great option for versatility and function,” says Cain. “It provides a crossover between a cart and carry bag and it comes in 11 different colors.”

• Weight: 6.1 pounds.
• Dimensions: 36.2 inches long x 10.2 inches wide x 9.6 inches tall.
• Number of dividers: 14.
• Warranty: Limited one-year warranty.
• Price on publish: $264.99.
• A lot of bag for a reasonable price.
• Plenty of space for your clubs, balls and then some.
• Comes with a retractable stand.
• Nice variety of colors and styles.
• Even has a place for your water bottle.
• Warranty could be a little better.

This golfing bag can be carried or placed in a cart, and it has a retractable stand and nine pockets.

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Best lightweight golf bag: Izzo Ultra-Lite Stand Bag

Izzo Ultra-Lite Stand Bag

Having a lightweight bag shouldn’t mean skimping on functionality and space for all your clubs, balls and whatever else you may need on the course. Izzo’s stand bag offers all that and more with features like an umbrella holder, a smartGRIP handle and a rain hood. “IZZO has been offering a lightweight stand bag for quite some time,” says Cain. “It’s great for walking and comfort.”

• Weight: 6 pounds.
• Dimensions: 35.1 inches long x 13.75 inches wide x 9.25 inches tall.
• Strap type: Adjustable.
• Price on publish: $94.54.
• Available in a variety of colors.
• Holds a lot of stuff for the size.
• Tough polyester material.
• Dual-strap carry system.
• Price could be a little better.

Weighing in at 6 pounds, this golf bag from Izzo is ideal for a lightweight option that can still carry a lot of essentials.

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Best golf bag for travel: Club Glove Pro Traveler

Club Glove Last Bag Large Pro Travel Cover with Stiff Arm

This heavy-duty club carrier looks like a modern-day iron maiden and that’s a good thing. Traveling golfers need a bag that’s going to stand up to a rough and bumpy ride so their clubs arrive at their destination in one piece. Club Glove’s Pro Traveler bag does that while being incredibly tough and long-lasting. “I have owned a Club Glove for 15 years now,” says Cain. “They offer premium travel bags that are durable and provide maximum protection.”

• Weight: 10.6 pounds.
• Dimensions: 51 inches long x 19 inches wide x 16 inches tall.
• Number of dividers: One.
• Warranty: No warranty.
• Strap type: Convertible.
• Price on publish: $379.
• Durable and tough.
• Huge space.
• A convertible strap makes it easy to carry.
• Comes in many colors.
• Could use at least a one-year manufacturer’s warranty.

If you’re on the road, try this durable, tough bag. It offers tons of space and can withstand bruising if it’s thrown onto a luggage cart.

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How we selected the best golf bags

We chose these golf bags based on interviews with golf management and organizational experts who have a ton of experience with using them. We also examined the available prices and weighed them against the value of each item’s special features and ease of use, as well as thoroughly researching customer reviews.

Types of golf bags

Cart bags are designed for storage on a golf cart and typically have a flat base and an optional strap. They can be carried, but are heavier than most bags. They also have more pockets for storage and extra dividers for clubs.

Carry bags are designed for players who prefer to walk courses instead of driving carts, so they tend to be lighter than average. Some also come with retractable stands to keep them from falling on the ground and pockets to help with storage, while keeping the weight level low.

Tour bags are used by pros, so they’re larger to accommodate for more clubs and offer deep pockets for additional storage. Some brands can be paired with a buggy or trolley for transport.

Pencil bags

Pencil bags are the simplest and smallest type of golf bag. They’re usually used for casual games or just a simple trip to the driving range and are lighter than usual. Some also come with stands.

Travel bags

Travel bags are the biggest type of golf bag. They’re designed to be heavier and sturdier so they can withstand the wear and tear of long trips and transportation. They are also heavily insulated and covered to protect clubs during trips.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Can a stand bag fit on a golf cart or push cart.

A stand bag can be stored on a cart during a game but Newcomer has some recommendations to ensure the safety of the equipment:

• Bags of any type should be secured to your cart at all times. “Ensure the stand bag is strapped securely to the cart to prevent it from moving or tipping over,” says Newcomer.
• The bag should be positioned so that all of its pockets are easy to access without moving or damaging the bag. If the bag has stand legs, they should be “folded away to avoid any obstruction or interference with the cart’s design,” says Newcomer.
• The payload on the back of the cart should also be well-balanced to prevent anything from tipping over or falling out of the cart. “Distribute the weight evenly across the cart to maintain stability and prevent any imbalance,” says Newcomer.

How long do golf bags last?

The longevity of a golf bag ultimately depends on how it's being used and cared for between games. Some bags may have more durable material or a strong frame, but they still require regular care to prolong their usage. “Our lifestyles, preferences and needs all change as we age,” says Cain. “My sense is that our golf bag preferences may change as well. If you play often, say, once per week, normal wear and tear may require a replacement every five years. Less frequent play, less frequent replacement.”

What is a hybrid golf bag?

“It's the best of both worlds,” says Newcomer of hybrid golf bags. “They’re made to work well whether on your back or on a cart. A hybrid golf bag combines the features of both stand bags and cart bags, making them super convenient and suitable for a wide range of golfers.”

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As a devoted golfer, you want to play as much as possible. You spend weekends hitting the links and refining your swing  while elevating your game and enjoying your passion. But that isn’t always possible. When seasons change or rain arrives, you’re stuck on the couch watching the PGA Tour. Also, to play the world’s best courses, you’ll need to hop on a plane and go exploring.

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With its agreeable climate and assortment of top clubs, Florida is a golfing destination that’s hard to beat. Any time of year, you can fly in, grab your bag, and enjoy world-class links. To help you decide on one (or more), we’ve compiled some of the best golf courses in Florida, each accessible to the public. Let’s dive in.

Besides golf, what’s your favorite sport? Basketball? Football? In that case, it’s unlikely you’ll step onto an NBA court or an NFL field for a game of pick-up. But the PGA’s series of TPC courses let you do just that, playing the same fairways and greens as the sport’s best. TPC Sawgrass is one of the most notable designs.

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Home of The Player’s Championship — the Tour’s signature event — and designed by industry legend Pete Dye, the TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course challenges you at every turn. By combining smaller greens and long fairways, the course demands skill and strength for a balanced layout. The signature hole — the par-3 17th — features an island-like green that requires steady aim and calm nerves to make par. 

Built atop an old phosphate strip mine, this Gil Hanse design uses rolling topography and tricky greens to push your skills. Its ridges and dunes are reminiscent of Melbourne, Australia’s Sand Belt region, and signature elements set it apart. On the ninth hole, there’s a hidden punchbowl, and on the 18th, a lagoon cove guarding the green. 

If you like to work on your game for hours, try The Roundabout practice area and The Gauntlet putting course. The former includes three double green complexes, while the latter has a 1.2-acre putting course. Talk about a golfing playground. 

Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge: Challenger/Champion

Arnold Palmer personified the best golf has to offer — good times with friends and challenging yourself on the links. Though he won 62 tournaments — including seven majors — it was his bright personality that captured fans’ hearts. His spirit lives on at his home course at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge . 

Especially notable is the Champion/Challenger course’s par-5 sixth hole, with a 555-yard distance (from the Palmer tees) and a dogleg left bordered by a pond. You’ll need your A-game and a measured strategy to make par. Though Bay Hill Club & Lodge is a members-only facility, when you stay at the resort, you enjoy the same privileges. Not to mention world-class links right outside your door. 

While it’s fun to test your golfing skills, doing so in beautiful settings makes it even better. In that way, Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa’s Ocean Course delivers, with six holes beside the Atlantic Ocean. The Jack Nicklaus-designed course includes his signature elements, like open fairways and protected greens. So, while you’ll be able to let it rip from the tee box, it’ll take skilled pitch shots to break par. That’s especially true on the final four-hole stretch — dubbed “The Bear Claw” — with an uphill par-4 on the 15th and an over-the-water par-3 on the 17th. 

Tiburón Golf Club: Black

This Greg Norman-designed course has everything — natural beauty, an on-site luxury hotel, and PGA Tour-worthy links. Towering pines and pristine fairways greet you at the tees, and a 27,00 square-foot Mediterranean-style clubhouse lets you unwind after a round. Since the Black Course hosts the Chubb Classic annually, you get to play the same greens as the pros. 

A few miles away, stay at the Ritz-Carlton Naples, and live it up when you’re not on the course. Set amongst native wetlands and home to an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, the hotel’s surroundings provide a perfect place to relax and recharge. 

As a golfer, you’re subject to the whims of Mother Nature. When winter arrives, you’re stuck inside or off skiing or snowboarding. Besides that, you want to play noted courses, build your repertoire, and experience the best. Florida’s golf courses are ideal when you want to play year-round and elevate your game.  

First on our list would be the Hammock Beach Golf Resort, with its palm tree-lined greens and ocean views. Every day on the links is like a mini-vacation, and the final four holes are an exciting way to finish a round. But no matter your preference, any of these courses offer a next-level golf experience. 

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The best golf rangefinders will help you in much the same way that a golf GPS can. They act like an informational gun, just point and shoot to learn how far away something is and possibly even learn how much slope you'll need to climb to get there. Where a GPS gives you a map of your surroundings — and, possibly, how far away something is and even slope based on GPS data if you're lucky — the rangefinder will give you a true-to-life look at the land as it is today. At least, as long as you can see the spot you want info on from your current vantage point. Oh, and they magnify, too, making them like sort of single-lensed binoculars for golf (monoculars?). As a result, some golfers like to use a rangefinder instead of a golf GPS, or even use the two in tandem. The following are the best golf rangefinders to help you settle in on your next 18, putting the perfect amount of power on each shot. The best golf rangefinders in 2024

Wake up, golf, eat, sleep, and repeat. That's the name of the game at the best golf resorts in the country. At these stellar spots across the nation, you can stay at your favorite course and — when you're not driving, chipping, and putting — enjoy perks like excellent food and drink and breathtaking views.

What makes the grade? The best golf resorts in the land offer excellent links, sure, but they also feature stunning settings and deliver world-class hospitality. If you're planning a vacation around your favorite sport, look no further than this list.

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We are a family business conveniently located smack dab in between Moscow, ID, and Pullman, WA. Our goal is to create a haven for people to come and enjoy the beautiful Palouse, and have some serious fun! On top of providing fun activities and beautiful spaces for people to enjoy, we also offer professional golf lessons and several practice areas for people to grow their game! 

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Welcome to Golfweek’s Best newest course ranking, the Top 100 International Courses.

Golfweek’s Best has ranked classic and modern international courses in the past, but 2024 marks the first year in which all ages of courses have been combined to build one comprehensive ranking of layouts outside the U.S. 

The hundreds of members of our course-ratings panel continually evaluate courses and rate them based on our 10 criteria. They also file a single, overall rating on each course. Those overall ratings on each course are averaged to produce an overall rating. Each course is then ranked against other courses in the region.

This list focuses on the golf courses themselves, not resorts as a whole or other club amenities. Each golf course included is listed with its average rating from 1 to 10, its location, architect(s) and the year it opened.

Courses must meet a minimum threshold of votes to qualify, and it can take several years for a layout to garner enough votes to show up. Several new layouts either did not open in time to make the 2024 list or have not been played by enough raters to qualify yet – South Cape in South Korea, Ellerston in Australia and Cabot Saint Lucia’s Point Hardy are good examples.  

With all that said, we hope you enjoy our inaugural list of Top 100 International Courses. 

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1. Royal County Down (Championship) 8.93 Newcastle, Northern Ireland; George L. Baillie, Old Tom Morris, George Combe, Harry S. Colt, Donald Steel (1889)

2. St. Andrews Old Course 8.75 St. Andrews, Scotland; Unknown first designer, Old Tom Morris (Unknown)

3. Royal Dornoch (Championship) 8.71 Dornoch, Scotland; Old Tom Morris, John Sutherland, George Duncan (1877)

4. Royal Melbourne (West) 8.70 Black Rock, Victoria, Australia; Alister MacKenzie (1926)

5. Muirfield 8.65 Gullane, Scotland; Old Tom Morris (1892)

6. Shanquin Bay 8.56 Hainan, China; Bill Coore, Ben Crenshaw (2012)

7. Hirono 8.54 Hyogo, Japan; Charles H. Alison (1932)

8. Royal Portrush (Dunluce) 8.52 Portrush, Northern Ireland; Harry S. Colt, Martin Ebert (1929)

T9. Tara Iti 8.41 Mangawhai, New Zealand; Tom Doak (2015)

T9. Sunningdale (Old) 8.41 Sunningdale, England; Willie Park Jr., Harry S. Colt (1901)

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11. Cabot Cliffs 8.39 Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; Bill Coore, Ben Crenshaw (2015)

12. Trump Turnberry Resort (Ailsa) 8.35 Turnberry, Scotland; Willie Fernie, Mackenzie Ross, Martin Ebert, Tom MacKenzie (1901)

13. Ballybunion (Old) 8.32 Ballybunion, Ireland; Lionel Hewson, Tom Simpson (1893)

T14. Barnbougle (Dunes) 8.25 Bridport, Tasmania, Australia; Tom Doak, Michael Clayton (2004)

T14. Golf de Morfontaine (Le Grand Parcours) 8.25 Mortefontaine, France; Tom Simpson, Kyle Phillips (1927)

16. Cape Kidnappers 8.23 Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand; Tom Doak (2004)

17. Royal St. George’s 8.21 Sandwich, England; Laidlaw Purves (1887)

T18. Kingston Heath 8.08 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; Dan Souter, Alister MacKenzie (1925)

T18. Vidauban Golf Club (Formerly Prince de Provence) 8.08 Vidauban, France; Robert Trent Jones Sr., Robert Trent Jones Jr. (1999)

T18. North Berwick Golf Club (West Links) 8.08 North Berwick, Scotland; David Strath, Ben Sayers (1832)

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21. Playa Grande Golf & Ocean Club 8.01 Rio San Juan, Dominican Republic; Robert Trent Jones Sr., Rees Jones (1997)

22. Royal Birkdale 8.00 Southport, England; George Lowe, F.G. Hawtree, J.H. Taylor (1897)

T23. Cape Wickham 7.98 King Island, Tasmania, Australia; Mike Devries (2015)

T23. Te Arai (South) 7.98 Tomarata, New Zealand; Bill Coore, Ben Crenshaw (2022)

25. Swinley Forest 7.95 Ascot, England; Harry S. Colt (1909)

26. Lahinch (Old) 7.94 Lahinch, Ireland; Old Tom Morris, Charles Gibson, Alister MacKenzie, Martin Hawtree (1894)

27. Carnoustie (Championship) 7.91 Carnoustie, Scotland; Robert Chambers, Allan Robertson, Old Tom Morris, James Braid (1830s)

28. Kingsbarns 7.90 Kingsbarns, Scotland; Kyle Phillips (2000)

29. Trump International Scotland 7.87 Balmedie, Scotland; Martin Hawtree (2012)

30. Barnbougle (Lost Farm) 7.83 Bridport, Tasmania, Australia; Bill Coore, Ben Crenshaw (2010)

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T31. Fairmont Banff Springs 7.80 Banff, Alberta, Canada; Stanley Thompson (1927)

T31. St. George’s G&CC 7.80 Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada; Stanley Thompson (1930)

33. Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge 7.78 Jasper, Alberta, Canada; Stanley Thompson (1925)

34. Royal Porthcawl 7.77 Porthcawl, Wales; Ramsey Hunter, J. Simpson (1895)

35. Kauri Cliffs 7.76 Matauri Bay, New Zealand; David Harman, Rees Jones (2000)

36. New South Wales Golf Club 7.74 La Perouse, New South Wales, Australia; Alister MacKenzie (1928)

37. Sunningdale (New) 7.73 Sunningdale, England; Harry S. Colt, John Morrison (1923)

T38. Woodhall Spa (Hotchkin) 7.72 Woodhall Spa, England; Harry Vardon, J.H.Taylor, Harry S. Colt, Stafford Vere Hotchkin, Tom Doak (1905)

T38. Cap Cana (Punta Espada) 7.72 Punta Cana, Dominican Republic; Jack Nicklaus (2006)

T38. St. George’s Hill 7.72 Weybridge, England; Harry S. Colt (1913)

T38. Ardfin 7.72 Isle of Jura, Scotland; Bob Harrison (2017)

Cruden Bay in Scotland (Jason Lusk/Golfweek)

42. Royal Lytham & St. Annes 7.71 Lytham St. Annes, England; George Lowe, Harry S. Colt, Herbert Fowler, Tom Simpson, C.K. Cotton (1897)

T43. Cabot Links 7.70 Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada; Rod Whitman (2012)

T43. Koninkiljke Haagsche 7.70 Wassenaar, Netherlands; Charles H. Alison, Harry S. Colt (1938)

T45. Ganton 7.69 Scarborough, England; Tom Chisholm, Harry Vardon, Ted Ray, James Braid, J.H. Taylor, Harry S. Colt (1891)

T45. Cruden Bay 7.69 Cruden Bay, Scotland; Tom Morris, Archie Simpson, Tom Simpson, Herbert Fowler (1899)

47. Loch Lomond 7.67 Dunbartonshire, Scotland; Jay Morrish, Tom Weiskopf (1993)

48. Cabot Highlands (Castle Stuart) 7.66 Inverness, Scotland; Gil Hanse, Mark Parsinen (2009)

49. Naruo 7.65 Hyogo, Japan; H.C. Crane, Charles H. Alison (1920)

T50. Rosapenna (St. Patrick Links) 7.62 Letterkenny, Ireland; Tom Doak (2021)

T50. Les Bordes (New) 7.62 Saint-Laurent-Nouan, France; Gil Hanse, Jim Wagner (2021)

Casa de Campo’s Teeth of the Dog in the Dominican Republic (Gabe Gudgel/Golfweek)

52. Capilano 7.61 West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Stanley Thompson (1937)

T53. Rye Golf Club 7.60 Rye, England; Harry S. Colt, Tom Simpson, Sir Guy Campbell (1894)

T53. Kawana Hotel (Fuji) 7.60 Shizuoka, Japan; Charles H. Alison (1936)

55. Royal Troon (Old) 7.59 Troon, Scotland; George Strath, Willie Fernie, James Braid (1878)

T56. Casa de Campo (Teeth of the Dog) 7.56 La Romana, Dominican Republic; Pete Dye (1971)

T56. Diamante Cabo San Lucas (Dunes) 7.56 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Davis Love III (2009)

58. National Golf Club (Gunnamatta) 7.55 Cape Schanck, Victoria, Australia; Peter Thomson, Ross Perrett, Michael Woolveridge, Tom Doak (2000)

59. Sagebrush 7.54 Quilchena, British Columbia, Canada; Rod Whitman, Richard Zokol, Armen Suny (2009)

60. St. Enodoc (Church) 7.50 Wadebridge, England; James Braid (1907)

Royal Melbourne’s East Course in Australia (David Cannon/Getty Images)

T61. Waterville 7.49 Waterville, Ireland; Eddie Hackett (1973)

T61. Old Head Golf Links 7.49 Kinsale, Ireland; Eddie Hackett, Joe Carr, Ron Kirby, Paddy Merrigan, Liam Higgins (1997)

63. Royal Aberdeen (Balgownie) 7.47 Bridge of Don, Scotland; Archie Simpson, Robert Simpson, James Braid (1888)

T64. Hamilton (West & South nines) 7.46 Ancaster, Ontario, Canada; Harry S. Colt (1915)

T64. Alwoodley 7.46 Leeds, England; Alister MacKenzie (1907)

T64. Walton Heath (Old) 7.46 Tadworth, England; Herbert Fowler (1903)

67. Portmarnock (Old) 7.44 Portmarnock, Ireland; George Ross, W.C. Pickeman, Mungo Park (1894)

T68. Victoria Golf Club 7.43 Cheltenham, Victoria, Australia; William Meader, Oscar Damman, Alister MacKenzie (1927)

T68. Royal Melbourne (East) 7.43 Black Rock, Victoria, Australia; Alex Russell, Mick Morcam (1931)

T68. Tokyo Golf Club 7.43 Sayama City, Japan; Komei Otani, Gil Hanse (1940)

T68. Royal Cinque Ports 7.43 Deal, England; Henry Hunter, James Braid, Guy Campbell (1892)

Apes Hill Golf Club in Barbados (Courtesy of Apes Hill/Russell Kirk)

T72. Utrecht GC De Pan 7.42 Bosch en Duin, Netherlands; Harry S. Colt (1929)

T72. Lofoten Links 7.42 Gimoysand, Norway; Jeremy Turner (2015)

T72. Apes Hill 7.42 St. James, Barbados; Ron Kirby (2022)

75. Machrihanish 7.40 Machrihanish, Scotland; Old Tom Morris, J.H. Taylor, Guy Campbell (1876)

76. Pulpit Club (Paintbrush, formally Devil’s Paintbrush) 7.39 Caledon East, Ontario, Canada; Dana Fry, Michael Hurdzan (1992)

77. Fancourt (Links) 7.37 George, South Africa; Gary Player (2000)

78. Queenwood 7.35 Ottershaw, England; David McLay Kidd (2001)

79. Goodwood Golf Club 7.34 Goodwood, Ontario, Canada; Martin Ebert, Tom Mackenzie (2007)

T80. Golf de Morfontaine (Valliere) 7.32 Morfontaine, France; Tom Simpson (1913)

T80. Greywolf 7.32 Panorama, British Columbia, Canada; Doug Carrick (1999)

T80. Coppinwood 7.32 Goodwood, Ontario, Canada; Tom Fazio (2006)

Royal Adelaide in Australia (Daniel Kalisz/Getty Images)

T83. Toronto GC (Colt) 7.31 Mississauga, Ontario, Canada; Harry S. Colt, Martin Hawtree (1912)

T83. Blackhawk 7.31 Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada; Rod Whitman (2003)

85. Royal Adelaide 7.29 Seaton, South Australia, Australia; H.L. Rymill, Alister MacKenzie (1906)

86. Memphremagog 7.28 Magog, Quebec, Canada; Thomas McBroom (2008)

87. Mid Ocean Club 7.27 St. George’s, Bermuda; Charles Blair Macdonald, Seth Raynor (1921)

T88. Mad River 7.26 Creemore, Ontario, Canada; Bob Cupp (1991)

T88. The European Club 7.26 Brittas Bay, Ireland; Pat Ruddy (1992)

T90. Renaissance Club at Archerfield 7.25 Dirleton, Scotland; Tom Doak (2008)

T90. Prestwick 7.25 Prestwick, Scotland; Old Tom Morris (1851)

Nos. 91-100

Hogs Head in Ireland (Courtesy of Hogs Head)

92. Moonah Links (Open) 7.24 Fingal, Victoria, Australia; Peter Thomson (2002)

93. Westmount 7.22 Kitchener, Ontario, Canada; Stanley Thompson (1931)

T94. Hogs Head 7.19 Waterville, Ireland; Robert Trent Jones Jr. (2018)

T94. Bigwin Island 7.19 Baysville, Ontario, Canada; Doug Carrick (2002)

T94. Sandy Lane (Green Monkey) 7.19 St. James, Barbados; Tom Fazio (2004)

T97. Golf de Fontainebleau 7.18 Fontainebleau, France; Julien Chantepie, Tom Simpson, Fred Hawtree (1909)

T97. Notts (Hollinwell) 7.18 Kirkby in Ashfield, England; Willie Park Jr., J.H. Taylor, Tom Williamson (1901)

T99. Royal Liverpool (Hoylake) 7.17 Hoylake, England; Robert Chambers, George Morris, Harry S. Colt, Donald Steel (1869)

T99. Valderrama 7.17 Sotogrande, Spain; Robert Trent Jones Sr. (1974)

T99. Royal West Norfolk 7.17 Brancaster, England; Holcombe Ingleby (1892)

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This fact is enough to demonstrate Washington's involvement in the Ukraine conflict, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said

Russia is aware that US-made weapons are already being used in attempted strikes on Russian territory, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists on Friday, stating that this is proof of Washington's involvement in the Ukraine conflict.

Previously, an official from the administration of US President Joe Biden confirmed that the White House had authorized Kiev to use American weapons for counter-battery warfare and hit targets in the part of Russia bordering Ukraine's Kharkov Region where Russian troops have made significant gains in recent weeks. Media reports have claimed that Biden's permission came with the condition that Kiev would not use ATACMS missiles.

Asked to comment on Biden's decision, Peskov stated that the Kremlin "doesn't know anything about this particular decision," but claimed that "attempts are already being made to strike Russian territory with American-made weapons," and that "this more than eloquently demonstrates the degree of involvement of the US in this conflict."

Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky has complained that while Biden's permission would provide a "significant boost" to Kiev's ability to strike Russian targets across the border, it is not enough. Zelensky demanded bolder steps from Washington and requested permission to also use ATACMS missiles against targets deep inside Russia.

On Friday, NATO members Norway and Finland became the latest nations to authorize Kiev to use Western-supplied weapons to carry out long-range attacks against Russia. Other nations that have openly supported Ukrainian attacks deep into Russian territory include the UK, France, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Germany.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has also urged member states to permit Ukraine to use Western long-range weapons against Russia. He told The Economist last week that the issue has become critical as Russian forces continue to gain ground in Kharkov Region.

"To deny Ukraine the possibility of using these weapons against legitimate military targets on Russian territory makes it very hard for them to defend themselves," Stoltenberg argued.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has stated that Moscow is already aware of Western weapons being used against "various targets outside the combat zone" and is acting in accordance with the fact that American and other Western weaponry is being used against Russia's civilian infrastructure and residential areas.

President Vladimir Putin said Kiev has already been striking Russia's Belgorod Region and has ignored Moscow's warnings that it would have to create a security zone along the border to prevent further attacks. He warned that any further escalation of the conflict would have "serious consequences."

RT.com 1st June 2024, 04:18 GMT+10

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