SKBStaff ATA Hard Shell Plastic Golf Travel Case for Cart Bags with Wheels - Heavy-Duty Rolling Club and Driver Carrier for Airline Transport, Impact-Resistant with TSA Locking Latches

Great case. I only use this when my clubs go on an airplane.This is a hardshell case. A lot of cases out there advertise “hard shell” but often the top is some flimsy material that will perhaps allow damage to the heads of your clubs. The attachment on the top either zips or snaps onto the hardshell ( mid to lower) portion of a bag. Not this one!! I bought the bag I am reviewing because it is HARD plastic from top to bottom.Make sure you check the interior dimensions and measure against the bag that you enjoy taking with you. My cart bag is too large for this case. With effort, I can get my cart bag in, but latching and locking is very very difficult. Therefore, I have to use a much smaller bag if I take a lot of extras like my shoes and extra balls.I’ve heard people complain about the balance when rolling this bag in the airport. I have never had a problem whatsoever as the bag rolls and glides somewhat easily. There are other models out there with very well designed, very well engineered leg extensions. These do provide easier roll ability, but they do not come in a 100% hard shell package.Great Bag to protect your clubs.

Nothing worse than sitting in a window seat and watching golf clubs get loaded in a plane. Soft side bags mean your clubs don’t stand a chance. This case is close to indestructible. Great space for an oversized stand bag, shoes, and more. Easy to wheel from car to baggage handling. TSA approved lock keeps everything secure. I AirTag the case and my bag just in case it gets lost. Five trips now and the outside looks like the it has been through the worst of it, but my clubs arrive each time safe and secure. Going to try club shipping for a trip overseas and I will put this case to the test for sure. If you love your clubs, get this case. Best value for protection and peace of mind.

This is a wonderful case with a really good fit and finish. I had to return mine as it just barely didn't fit in my trunk (I was able to get it in once but it was like completing a 5000 piece puzzle). I drive a 2015 Kia Cadenza which has a quite large trunk, I was just unable to get it in the trunk opening confidently. This was also a concern because if you rent a car you may have the same issues and you can't exactly take the clubs out and fold up the case. I would be concerned taking this case on trip with a rental car involved if there is more than two people going because the case may have to go in the back seat.Second issue. The hands and wheels are weak points that are cheaply made and designed to be replaced. Unfortunately the wheels are riveted on so you may have to do some drilling and construction to replace them if they break on you as noted in other reviews. The handles are held on by nylon bolts that can be easily replaced. The one thing I noticed that you may want to check when you get the case is the foam wasn't perfectly pressed down in my case. There was plenty of glue, I just pressed it down and it stuck nicely. I'm just stating this so you don't accidentally goof up the foam when using the first time.I actually really like the latches on this case. They appear to be made of a strong nylon that should probably last for life. The latches work extremely well and give me confidence that they won't pop open.I am going to order the standard case (non deluxe) and I believe that will fit in my car easier. The large hump in the bottom of the case is cumbersome and I don't need the extra space. I value my clubs and it appears SKB has good warranty service.Overall, I highly recommend this case if you value your clubs. It should last a long time and I think it will make flying or even traveling in a car with multiple bags a more worry-free experience. I would have given this case a 4 star rating but the warranty service appears good and the fit and finish is the best in this case category, so 5 stars it is.

First, I am not disappointed. ( The Large size) It fit my Callaway full size bag nicely. Tight, but solid. I used a couple of towels to wrap the irons and protect them from bouncing around during transport.The latches are pretty solid. The case is also solid, and will probably withstand the typical handling of baggage without damage. The handles are well placed, balanced to the load, and afford good maneuvering. Wheels seem ok, but this is my first use, so that’s a wear issue to be assessed later.The clamshell edges that come together as you close the case are framed in aluminum, and are pretty good at alignment, but not near perfect. Don’t think Pelican case, think bread box.The three aluminum hinges are attached to the plastic case with machine rivets, but that is the likely first failure after extended use, as they are not strong enough to withstand the repeated wear. Overall, I would say to protect a $2500.00 set of clubs, ($1000 irons, 599 +399+299 woods, etc) its worth it. Saw another traveler with the Samsonite case I had also considered. Maybe I’ll get paired with him and compare.

Great solid case. Good heavy duty latches with the middle one lockable. New golf bag is a perfect fit.

We use this golf case to ship expo supplies all over the country, maybe 2 times/month. After several months, this thing still looks and works great. I imagine it is a no brainer for the average golfer if it can last our shipping patterns.

Price was reduced because the box was not the original box.Product was spotless and was outstanding quality for a hard shell golf club carrying case.

I've only used it once, but it kept everything safe. My only regret is that if I buy a new golf bag that has the larger top handle, it won't fit.