Carrying golf clubs

[Gary Klop]

I want to be able to carry my golf clubs on my 87 but don't want to pull a trailer. I have a hard case for my clubs and thought of putting a luggage rack on my trunk but am wondering 2 things--1-will this be too much weight for the top of the trunk and 2- will it act as a spoiler and possibly lift the back end as I'm going down the road? I would like to be able to carry 2 sets(wifes) as well but don't think that will be able to happen. Thanks for any advice-help
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[Tartan Terror]

Hey Gary, I got the solution for you. You will need a trailer hitch but after that check out this site. They make golf bag holders that go in the hitch reciever and seem cool.

http://www.alsmotorcycleaccessories.com/

[nelsontoddpa]

Here is another company that offers a golf club carrier. I haven't used it personally yet, but I'm probably going to get one this summer.

http://www.cyclematetrailers.com/page/page/3111772.htm

[Gary Klop]

thanks--one of them should work--now just need a hitch-

[Tartan Terror]

Im getting the Venture Dad one. I think to use those carriers you need the square reciever. That or the khromewerks but the Venture dad is cheaper and you will find that quite a few here have them.

[Sailor]

I don't golf a lot but we have a big course nearby and a par 3 executive course at the other end of the island. I found a soft bag which only holds 4-5 clubs. I pop in my 3,7,9 and putter ( it even has an insulated pocket for 4-5 beers) and sling it over my sholder and head out on the bike. It cost $ 24.00 CDN at a golf store. This probably isn't what you want but it does fine for a duffer like me. Golf is not a game to be played sober.

[sarges46]

1st gen hitch on ebay....see my post and link in the main forum. VentureDad does not make hitches for the 1st gen. sure wish he would...thats a nice rig and very reasonable.