I'm a big fan of Club Glove travel bags. I recently upgraded to the XL Pro bag as the Collegiate wasn't big enough for the current bags.

I use an Ogio travel bag and it keeps them safe. I take the heads off the woods and drivers and weave a towel between the irons to prevent rattling and chatter. So far no damage. Believe Sun Mountain and Titleist own travel bag are also very good at club protection.

Steve, I only have one set of Titleist clubs with me, so I take them everywhere on my soft shell bag with additional reinforcements for my hybrid bag legs, as well as removing the Driver & 3-wood heads. There is some good conversation and reviews on golf travel bags (hard shell vs soft shell) on another post under "Travel". You might want to review it.

Cheers!

I have taken my Clubs to Australia and New Zealand a number of times with no difficulties encountered. The only thing I do is remove the heads from my woods and hybrids wrap them in a golf towel and place them in the pocket of the golf bag. I use a Clubs glove outer bag.

I travel with my main set of clubs.

I have used the Club Glove XL Pro bags with a stiff arm for years. Have been lucky to have no issues or damage during my trips. I do also take off the heads of my metal woods and carry them in my carry on.

The Titleist Club Glove has served.me well for 10+ years, with an added stiff arm. Invariably after some damage, there are those then on the side of hard cases. I usually wrap the club heads with towel(s) to minimize chatter and some protection for the heads.
For me, I often brought along the clubs on business trips. There are certain midsize sedans in the states that fit the bag to be inside of the trunk on the rental vehicle. That reduced the visibility for prying eyes with the intention of prying open doors to take the clubs. If renting a vehicle to go from airport to resort/course, then a hard case works well albeit with a larger vehicle/SUV model.

I take my regular set but I do take a backup putter. My regular gamer is very important to me and I'd hate to miss an international flight fighting to find it if mishandled/lost somewhere where language barrier may be a barrier. The best travel bag is obviously the Titleist branded club glove's actually available right now through the website, free shipping too!

I travel with mine as well. I use a Club Glove bag, with stiff arm. I put iron covers on all irons, and I remove the heads of my Driver and 3 wood. I pack those separately, usually in my checked bag or in my carry on.

I always take my regular set of clubs when traveling, whether it be here in the states or abroad. They are fitted to my game and are the only set I own. Have cleaned out all my extra clubs, except for a five iron which I rotate on occasions with a GT3 hybrid and a couple of 58* vokey wedges (58.08 and 58.12) that I can rotate with my 56.10S. Doesn't hurt to take an extra putter when traveling. Never know how the greens will be running.

I travel a lot internationally to places like australia, japan, Europe etc….

I use my primary set of irons, woods and sometimes putter. I also use the Titleist collegiate size club glove soft bag with a stiff arm. (Never in all my years of travel with delta airlines had an issue … and I don’t take metal wood heads off either).

Go Travel!
Cheers, Chris

I use the SKB hard case. Never had issues with the clubs using a soft case but have had two bags get legs bent when TSA inspectors repacked the bags sideways. Started putting PVC pipe over the legs to protect them.