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Originally Posted by Backspin9
As you might tell from my screen name, I play a lot of golf. One concern was getting a golf bag through that rather small trunk lid but doing a search I found a You Tube video from someone here (I think) showing the guy putting two bags in the trunk. It wouldn't have been a deal-breaker, but it was nice to see nonetheless.
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I play a lot of golf too, and almost always drive the Camaro to the golf club. Getting the bag in and out of the trunk can be a bit of a hassle. If you have a standard size "cart bag" you have to feed the bag in diagonally, butt first, into one of the front corners of the trunk. Then you can gingerly work the club head end in at the opposing rear corner. It's very tight. I found that putting the bag rain cover on makes it easier - hold all the club heads in a tighter group. Carry bags are probably easier, but I don't play for the exercise, so...
I can't imagine getting two standard sized cart bags in the trunk. Gave a friend (and his clubs) a ride home after golf one day... he has one of the tour sized bags. Had to drop the back seat and put the bags side by side through the opening. Didn't care for that too much.
Hit 'em long and straight and congrats on the Camaro. Hope it all works out for you. Welcome to C5!
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