cheeves

Surely some of you have had the experience of hualing around your bags..have you ever had 2 bags in? Hell, can ya get 1 in? Not one of those pro sizes, but a mid-sized.

Z CRAZY

I have to put the woods in front of the strut bar. Two bags will fit in the back.

Steve

alienx

This is funny. The book actually had a diagram of how to load two bags in it. I never saw any other manufacturer looking out for golfers before.

I think the car is probably too small to get anything larger than a small bag in. And that is if you take out the long clubs.

PS. I didn't mean it was funny you couldn't figure out how to do it. I just mean it's funny to see an owners manual with a golf gear loading diagram.

MallocFailure

Actually my Dad's 528 has a little diagram in the trunk of how to arrange 3 bags to fit them all in. So fitting golf clubs in a car is definitely something car manufacturers think about

gstdtim

Mine actually fit without taking out the woods.......

https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....&postid=219937

whatever

iTrader: (2)

you should be able to get the first set (even the full size bags) in without removing the woods. The key is to put the top of the bag in first. I usually stick the top of the bag in on the left side, push it so it's all the way into the side wall, then the bottom end of the bag will fit nicely in the remaining space. You might want to keep an extra towel so the plastic on the bottom of the bag doesn't bang up your trunk plastics. As for the 2nd set, if it's not a huge bag, you should be able to do the same, except insert the top of the bag into the right side first. Then there is always the space right behind the seats that fits the 2nds set nicely....

CLS

iTrader: (1)

I can fit mine and my girlfriends in. They are both carry bags. It is a tight fit for the drivers, but it works.

stuart735

Before buying my 350Z, I dragged my golf bag and my wife's to the dealership to make sure two bags would fit ... no problem (using the technique described by "whatever"), but all the salespeople came out to watch, as they had been telling people that Nissan claimed two bags would fit, but hadn't actually seen it! By the way, I find that it's easier to put the larger bag (mine) in the rear part of the hatchback (i.e., closer to the back of the car) and my wife's smaller bag closer to the front of the car.