Smallest car you can fit golf clubs and trolley in boot!

[LP_Brentford]

Hello,

Not a fan of big cars, does anyone know of a small car that you can fit a full bag of golf clubs and trolley in the boot?

(Without putting seats down etc)

Cheers

[rallye101]

Anything goes really, just have to take out the driver/ fairways

[LP_Brentford]

rallye101 said:

Anything goes really, just have to take out the driver/ fairways

My current 2018 Corsa doesn’t

[jimmytheone]

MX5 (hood down)

[LP_Brentford]

jimmytheone said:

MX5 (hood down)

Really? From what I’ve seen online you can’t but whilst I say small do prefer more than two seats

Cheers

[macron]

Shortest, I'd go for a Qubo. 3959 long. Probably loads under 4m tbh.

Best, probably a Jazz.

It all beng relative, of course.

[LP_Brentford]

macron said:

Shortest, I'd go for a Qubo. 3959 long. Probably loads under 4m tbh.

Best, probably a Jazz.

It all beng relative, of course.

Don’t think I’d go for either but the Jazz makes logical sense but not for me

[BenS94]

Dad had a 2015 Yaris, just had to take the longest clubs out and put them at the front of the boot, pushing the bag and trolley towards the seatbacks.

[LP_Brentford]

BenS94 said:

Dad had a 2015 Yaris, just had to take the longest clubs out and put them at the front of the boot, pushing the bag and trolley towards the seatbacks.

Not bad shout prefer the styling to a Jazz

[DKL]

I think I'd get a set in the boot of my Caterham, it's not one of those Caterham's though.

[normalbloke]

Golf buggy?

[aka_kerrly]

normalbloke said:

Golf buggy?

A Golf Caddy might be better;)

[CanAm]

LP_Brentford said:

jimmytheone said:

MX5 (hood down)

Really? From what I’ve seen online you can’t but whilst I say small do prefer more than two seats

Cheers

We managed to fit my son's cricket bag (aka a
"coffin" as they are bloody huge!) into the MX-5 passenger seat, roof up.

[Patrick Bateman]

This is an under-asked question as having to put the seats down if you're a regular golfer is more of a faff than it has any right to be.

[Truckosaurus]

The RIDC website is good for working out boot sizes - they are using it to see if you can get a wheelchair in the boot, but it works for other items.

https://www.ridc.org.uk/features-reviews/out-and-a...