Are you ready to hit some balls on a brand new course, maybe even on the other side of the world? But wait! Before you set off on your golf adventure, you need to think about one thing - the pack! And no, we're not talking about your usual holiday clothes or slippers. We're talking about the most crucial and sacred piece of equipment for any golfer - your golf bag! 
Packing your golf bag for a plane trip can seem like a daunting task, but don't worry! As your favorite golf guru shop, 2Gringos is here to help you pack in the best way possible. So let's get started!
First of all, when packing your golf bag for a plane trip, you need to think about weight restrictions. I know, I know, it's a sore subject. But believe me, it's better to think about it now than to have to pay extra fees at the airport. Make sure you are aware of the weight limit for your airline and try not to exceed it. And no, telling the staff "this is my lucky ball and I can't leave it behind" does not excuse being overweight. To complicate matters, airlines have different rules regarding weight and golf bags, so google your airline and golf bag to see what applies. 
The next step is to pack in an organized manner. We don't want your clubs jumping around like wild animals in your golf bag. So be sure to arrange them from shortest to longest, with your wedges and irons in the middle and the drivers at the top. Don't forget to use protection such as club covers and towels to avoid damage to the clubs.
But what about your other accessories? The ball? The gloves? Pegs? You don't want to be searching for them all over your golf bag when you need them the most. To avoid this, pack in an organized manner. For example, use a ball bag to keep track of your balls and a pocket to keep your pegs. Put your gloves in a separate pocket so you can easily access them when you need to change them. 
And last but not least, make sure you don't pack anything inappropriate in your golf bag. You might think you can smuggle in an extra bag-in-box of your favorite wine, but no, it doesn't work. Besides being illegal, it can also damage your clubs if it spills over. So leave the alcohol and other prohibited items at home.
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Now that you've read this post, you're ready to pack your golf bag for your next flight! Follow these tips and your clubs will be in good condition when you arrive at your destination. Good luck!