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I'm probably going to get hung out to dry for asking this, but could anyone possibly advise on the dimensions of boot the S3 has? I just need to see whether the golf clubs (please don't hate me!), will fit in the rear. From initial impressions, it's looking that it may struggle to fit one set in, let alone two as I'd ideally desire.
My name is Longers.
I am a golfist.
There, I've said it. I feel much better for you all knowing
I can easily fit my sticks in the boot with roof panels side by side but without the spare wheel. I wouldn't take the wheel out for long trips but it's ok for local stuff. Another set fits behind the seats with the roof down if you take your driver out (that's a big golf stick to non golfists ) and put it in the boot.
NB above applies to normal size standbags, not a mahoosive tour or powerkaddy bags
I am a golfist.
There, I've said it. I feel much better for you all knowing
I can easily fit my sticks in the boot with roof panels side by side but without the spare wheel. I wouldn't take the wheel out for long trips but it's ok for local stuff. Another set fits behind the seats with the roof down if you take your driver out (that's a big golf stick to non golfists
) and put it in the boot. NB above applies to normal size standbags, not a mahoosive tour or powerkaddy bags
Edited by Longers on Saturday 5th July 21:32
Longers said:
My name is Longers.
I am a golfist.
There, I've said it. I feel much better for you all knowing
I can easily fit my sticks in the boot with roof panels side by side but without the spare wheel. I wouldn't take the wheel out for long trips but it's ok for local stuff. Another set fits behind the seats with the roof down if you take your driver out (that's a big golf stick to non golfists ) and put it in the boot.
NB above applies to normal size standbags, not a mahoosive tour or powerkaddy bags
Thanks for the information Longers/Orophin. Tis much appreciated! Looks like the S Series may be viable for the two sets then. Hooray I am a golfist.
There, I've said it. I feel much better for you all knowing
I can easily fit my sticks in the boot with roof panels side by side but without the spare wheel. I wouldn't take the wheel out for long trips but it's ok for local stuff. Another set fits behind the seats with the roof down if you take your driver out (that's a big golf stick to non golfists
) and put it in the boot. NB above applies to normal size standbags, not a mahoosive tour or powerkaddy bags
Edited by Longers on Saturday 5th July 21:32
JT said:
I have got my mountain bike in the back of my s boot! (admitedly dismantled but it goes in)
jake
Theres always one eco warrior jake
- it won't reduce your carbon footprint there's no offsetting with a TVR 
The great unwashed they get everywhere
Standing by for abuse from the mountain bike squad
No Problems at all.. Can fit two sets in with Pencil bags.. Or 1 full trolley bag and the Powakaddy in the passenger seat, change of clothes on the rear shelf..
Its great turning up when others are on the Tee popping and burbling into the car park. I'm club captain this year so getting to used to driving the 'S' around the country when playing. !
You'll probably have to take the driver and woods out of the bags to get them to fit in easier though. Watch out for sleepers on club entrances, they tend to be a bot higher than normal places for some reason.
Its not just Chim drivers who play golf.. But 'S' owners know how to pack a boot.
HTH
Dave
Its great turning up when others are on the Tee popping and burbling into the car park. I'm club captain this year so getting to used to driving the 'S' around the country when playing. !
You'll probably have to take the driver and woods out of the bags to get them to fit in easier though. Watch out for sleepers on club entrances, they tend to be a bot higher than normal places for some reason.
Its not just Chim drivers who play golf.. But 'S' owners know how to pack a boot.
HTH
Dave
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