Planning Your Next Golf Trip For 2026? Our Favorite Golf Travel Bag Has Just Hit 20% Off

We think the Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0 is a brilliantly designed piece of premium golf luggage, with a host of features aimed to protect your golf clubs while travelling

Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0
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If you’re a frequent golf traveller and planning a trip in 2026, then this golf luggage deal at Vessel is well worth picking up. Having the best golf luggage, especially when it comes to protecting your golf clubs, is a must-buy, providing some peace of mind and hopefully ensuring your clubs arrive at your destination in one piece. We reckon the Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0 is one of the best on the market for doing just that.

The Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0 is our top-rated choice when it comes to the best golf travel bags, and right now, you can pick it up for $319, which is a huge $80 off the regular price of $399.

Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0
Best Golf travel bag
Save 20% ($80)
Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0: was $399 now $319 at Golf Monthly

Save $80 The Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0 is our standout essential travel luggage choice. It ticks all the boxes for getting you clubs safely to your destination, and review highlights include its premium quality, superb attention to detail, and excellent durability, all designed to give you the peace of mind knowing your kit is protected from the rigors of travel.

Read our full Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0 Review

In our Vessel Golf Travel Case 2.0 review, our expert tester awarded the premium offering from Vessel a near-flawless 4.5 out of 5-star review. He branded it a 'top tier' golf travel case and more than tough enough to withstand the rigors of any journey, whether that's flying, taking the train, or loading it into the car.

With Christmas fast approaching, and if you’re still shopping for the golfer in your life, then this is also well worthy of consideration. We only recommend golf gifts that our team of avid golfers would really appreciate and although it might not be the most exciting present in the world, it's a genuine brilliantly useful gift that will put a smile on the face of your favorite golfer this Christmas morning.

I'd advise you to move quickly, as the clock is ticking as far as festive deliveries go, and with a rare discount like this, it’s sure to be a popular purchase.

Vessel says the Golf Travel Case 2.0 is the best way to travel with your clubs on your next golf trip. It's crafted with what the brand says is a tear-resistant 1680D ballistic nylon. The expandable main compartment is equipped with a self-correcting zipper that runs top-to-bottom for easy packing/unpacking.

Elsewhere, a total of four compression straps ensure a snug fit while a thick-padded top protects golf clubs during travel. The rugged and integrated wheel system, paired with a sturdy molded base, should make getting your clubs through a busy airport check-in a breeze.

In our review, our only criticism was technically not a problem - the ample space the Vessel offered, which may encourage some golfers to overpack, it's fair to say the Golf Travel Case 2.0 is an excellent piece of golf travel luggage.

Mike also reviewed the Vessel at full MSRP, and he thought that it was on the more costly side. However, if premium protection for your clubs is what you're after, then he thought it was hard to look beyond the Vessel, especially now with this $80 discount.

The deal spotlighted is US only, but below you'll find the best offers on the entire Vessel range of renowned golf bags and travel luggage, including the Golf Travel Case 2.0 in your territory.

Our Christmas golf gift guide is also full of golf gift ideas, and is recommended to anyone after a festive golf deal, whether that's for themselves or for the golfer in your life.

Paul Brett
Deals writer

Paul Brett is the deals writer for Golf Monthly and has worked as a sports writer across several brands including Cycling News, Cycling Weekly, Bike Perfect and Advnture. Paul has been an avid golfer since receiving his first set of Ben Sayers Silver Crest clubs as a child. He has attended various major tournaments, including the iconic Seve Ballesteros win at the 1984 British Open in St Andrews. Paul sees himself as an always-improving golfer, and although his current Handicap is way off his best of 13, he hopes to get even lower with advice from his Golf Monthly colleagues.

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