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09-03-2008, 10:50 PM
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C350 Sport - Hopefully Soon
Questions for all the Golfers
Does anyone have a Golf bag that fits horizontally in the trunk without taking out the driver?
My JDM Puma stand bag and it barely fits at an angle.
I have a C350 that has the first aid kit on the driver's side and fuse box on the passenger side. Not sure if the C300 trunk is different.
My JDM Puma stand bag and it barely fits at an angle.
I have a C350 that has the first aid kit on the driver's side and fuse box on the passenger side. Not sure if the C300 trunk is different.
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09-03-2008, 11:56 PM
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its a tight fit with the driver in the bag.
depending on what other crap i have in the car, i usually take the driver out or i end up folding down half of the backseat and laying the bag down vertically.
depending on what other crap i have in the car, i usually take the driver out or i end up folding down half of the backseat and laying the bag down vertically.
09-04-2008, 07:53 AM
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I have a Taylor made cart bag with a Ping G5 driver. It's a tight fit but it goes in slanted and then I pull it straight. The head of the driver rests on the first aid bag 
. I actually checked this before I bought my C350. An absolute must. 
. I actually checked this before I bought my C350. An absolute must.
09-04-2008, 08:48 AM
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I find that it depends more on the bag. My smallish bag fits fine while my dad's 'you'd-be-crazy-to-ever-carry-this-thing' bag doesn't even come close. Mines a Mizuno but I don't know the model (also my club shafts have been cut down a bit so that might help).
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09-04-2008, 12:25 PM
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09-05-2008, 03:00 AM
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09-05-2008, 04:19 AM
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2010 Prius & Miata MX5 PRHT, 2010 Toyota Venza AWD, 05 C55 AMG, Yamaha 1100 Custom, Honda 250 Reflex
Just wondering why don't you just fold down one side of the rear seats and be done with it. 
I do that instead of trying to squeeze in my set horizontally and risk scratching the rear bumper or body parts in the process. Happen to carry a pull cart too, so folding one side of the rear seat is easier for me and accomodates the rest of the stuff with no problem.
I do that instead of trying to squeeze in my set horizontally and risk scratching the rear bumper or body parts in the process. Happen to carry a pull cart too, so folding one side of the rear seat is easier for me and accomodates the rest of the stuff with no problem.
09-05-2008, 12:30 PM
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I'm not a golfer, but ..... Not everyone has a P2, so the rear seat may not fold down.
Hmm ... maybe a trailer hitch? Pull that cart along behind? Or a roof rack?
Hmm ... maybe a trailer hitch? Pull that cart along behind? Or a roof rack?
09-05-2008, 12:39 PM
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I didnt think they would fit straight across. My buddy has an Audi Allroad and his bag goes in on an angle. The C has first aid kit on one side and fuse bax on the other. Its not a big deal to me, I can always fold down the rear seat's to get them in. ( When I finally get my car ).
