Can anyone talk to me about golf bag(s) and long shafted drivers fitting in the trunk.

 

I can fit my bag and clubs without taking clubs out of the bag on my IS 350. Put the bottom of the bag in the trunk first, move it all the way towards the left or right rear fender and that gives it the extra clearance you need to get the rest of the bag in. The driver is tight but it makes it by about an inch or so. I have a Taylormade SLDR driver which Im guessing is a long shafted driver.


QUOTE=Lxi;8857419]Can anyone talk to me about golf bag(s) and long shafted drivers fitting in the trunk.[/QUOTE]

 

Thanks Tom. I'm playing TM also. As a true golfer, you know the importance. Hit'm well.

 

As Tom said, its a tight fit but it fits. My buddy and I have thrown both our bags in the trunk with the back seats folded down. You shouldn't have a problem with any way you choose to go.

 

That is the better way to go. It is what I do when we go play. I'd actually like to try using my friend's golf bag into my car sideways since he does have longer shafts on all his clubs.

 

I have a pro bag and it fits fine in the trunk. When I use my cart bag, I can fit 2 in the trunk no problem. I've never had to fold the seats down to fit them in there.