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alfa phil

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2,316 posts

238 months

Sunday 1st July 2007
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are there any golfers out . can you get 2 smallish golf bags and clubs in the boot of a boxster, or do i have to save up a bit more and get a 911{use back seat}

Grey Ghost

4,611 posts

251 months

Sunday 1st July 2007
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Save a few grand on a 911 and buy a Cayman. Two full sets in decent sized flight bags in rear boot and two weekend travel bags in front boot leaving the cabin an uncluttered place thumbup

alfa phil

Original Poster:

2,316 posts

238 months

Sunday 1st July 2007
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i was talking aboat a second hand 911, my budget does not go to a cayman as it would have to be the s, is the cayman boot front and rear the same as a boxsters , same car with a hard top isnt it

Don

28,378 posts

315 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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If you can wait until tonight I'll shove my golf clubs in the boot and take a picture for you. My bag is HUGE as its for a cart, really.

The Boxster rear boot is wider than you think at the front as there is a recess on each side behind the indicators - specifically to allow a golf bag. As to whether or not you would get two bags in there? Maybe.

I've been looking at the problem of two HUGE cart bags myself and I reckon how you do it is to take the clubs OUT of the bags and put them in the widest bit and then you could fit the bags in the less wide part. The front boot could then take the luggage.

I'll take that picture tonight...

hoges11

1,011 posts

259 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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Loads of room in a 968 though and a great drive

andyleeds

675 posts

250 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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i used to have a boxster and yes you can fit two bags in; you usually have to taje the driver and 3 wood out of the bag and put them in the boot seperately though

alfa phil

Original Poster:

2,316 posts

238 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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thanks for that look fwd to the photo

Thorny

1,076 posts

241 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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andyleeds said:
i used to have a boxster and yes you can fit two bags in; you usually have to take the driver out
If you take the driver out - how do you get there? rofl

Edited by Thorny on Monday 2nd July 17:26

Don

28,378 posts

315 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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This lot should give you an idea. My cart bag is HUGE and so O had to take the clubs out of it to get it in. You would NOT get two cart bags in the Boxster boot it seems!








Still - in theory I can use my Boxster to go play a game of golf. I would however need to hire a cart instead of using the one I have and would need to send the Mrs in a taxi! hehe

Friend of mine has an MX5 and gets all fourteen clubs into the bag and into its tiny boot no problem. The key thing is a small bag. These cart monsters aren't sports car friendly!

tuffer

9,015 posts

298 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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Don said:
This lot should give you an idea. My cart bag is HUGE and so O had to take the clubs out of it to get it in. You would NOT get two cart bags in the Boxster boot it seems!

You have just made my day!

Don

28,378 posts

315 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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tuffer said:
You have just made my day!
You're welcome! hehebiggrin

alfa phil

Original Poster:

2,316 posts

238 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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thanks for the trouble of all the pics don, just need to find the right car now in my budget, nice red S you have cool

Don

28,378 posts

315 months

Monday 2nd July 2007
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alfa phil said:
thanks for the trouble of all the pics don, just need to find the right car now in my budget, nice red S you have cool
No problem, mate, and thanks. Enjoy your car when you get it! Oh..and enjoy your golf for that matter (still learning myself).

DOOG

1,905 posts

277 months

Friday 6th July 2007
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2 lightweight stand-bags fit in the boot easily... Your passenger will have to have the driver and 3 woods in their lap though..

boxsey

3,579 posts

241 months

Friday 6th July 2007
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And if you need to you can get a powakaddy in the frontthumbup



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