Here's my DIY Golf Club/Cooler carrier.

[Okeefjr]

I wasn't very successful at finding a Golf Club carrier so I built my own.

 

[Vader]

I tried fixing the image. If you click on it, it should appear the right way...

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

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I tried fixing the image. If you click on it, it should appear the right way...

Have you given Any thought to the Fact that your hitch has a load rating of only 40 lbs. ...???? I'm not a golfer, but I wouldn't be surprised to learn that an Empty golf bag weighs 40 lbs +/- ...Mike :thumbup:....PS the rack does look nice

 

[fatboy]

I'm worried that it might hit the trunk when the swing arm comes up. Looks very nice though.

 

[trikermutha]

I would tie them down and cover them as it will bounce a lot on that swing arm.

 

[SoonerJones]

I wasn't very successful at finding a Golf Club carrier, so I built my own.

I love it!!!

This is awesome, it beats having to use a trailer… I need one of these!!

 

[Quickdraw]

The bag is light. The clubs don't weigh much either. All total, even with a dozen balls, the bag won't weigh more than 30 pounds. So add a few pounds for items in the bag but still should be less than 40.

 

[jpezzulli]

I play 3 times a week and just do this.



Never had an issue.

 

[Snoking1127]

The bag is light. The clubs don't weigh much either. All total, even with a dozen balls, the bag won't weigh more than 30 pounds. So add a few pounds for items in the bag but still should be less than 40.

Plus the carrier!

 

[safecracker]

I like it...

 

[2dogs]

Doing 18 a day you'll probably lose 40 lbs yourself which would be a good thing. But it wouldn't help the hitch much. I don't use all those darn clubs anyway. About half of them never get out of the bag.

 

[racoon]

Doing 18 a day you'll probably lose 40 lbs...

Walking 18 a day, yes, riding in a cart, not so much.