Vehicle by vehicle, honestly
| Vehicle | Golf bags | The honest fine print |
|---|---|---|
| BMW i7 (2 passengers) | 2 full-size bags | Stacked — one bag rests on the other in the trunk. We disclose this on every booking. If your Tour bag doesn’t share space, this isn’t your vehicle — and we’d rather tell you now than at the curb. |
| Rivian R1S (4 passengers) | 4 bags, no stacking | The foursome vehicle. Bags ride flat in the cargo area. This is the right call for two golfers arriving at SAN with bags and suitcases. |
| Escalade IQ-L (5 passengers) | 4+ bags plus luggage | The golf-trip flagship: a foursome, their bags, and their airport luggage in one vehicle. Spec sheet says 6 seats; we book 5 so nobody rides squeezed. |
Why this page exists
Most car services answer “do my clubs fit?” with “yes.” Then a sedan shows up, the trunk takes one bag, and the second rides across someone’s lap on the 5. We’d rather lose the booking than surprise you: two bags in the i7 means stacked bags. Travel covers prevent contact wear and we recommend them for flights anyway. Anything more than two bags — or bags plus suitcases — book the R1S.
What we never do
No roof boxes, no racks, no open truck beds, no “we’ll send a second car and charge you for it.” Clubs ride inside a locked, climate-managed electric vehicle with a named, licensed driver (TCP #0046494-A). Your $3,000 set is treated like it costs $3,000.
Airport arrivals with clubs
SAN meet-and-greet is free: your driver meets you at baggage claim and handles the cart. Flat zone rates apply — see the golf trip hub for every course priced, or get an instant estimate.
How the round trip works (no hourly meter)
We don’t idle a car in the course parking lot billing you by the hour. You book two scheduled one-ways: we drop you at the bag stand, and your driver returns at the pickup time you set — after your round, after the 19th hole, whenever you say. Each leg is priced by its destination’s zone on the flat-rate ladder below, locked at booking. No wait charges, no surge, no meter running while you line up a putt.
Frequently asked
How many golf bags fit in the BMW i7?
Two full-size bags, stacked one on top of the other in the trunk. We disclose the stacking before every booking — some golfers are fine with it, some aren't, and both deserve a straight answer. If you don't want your bags stacked, book the Rivian R1S instead.
How many golf bags fit in the Rivian R1S?
Four full-size bags without stacking — a complete foursome's clubs ride flat in the cargo area. It's also the right vehicle for two golfers arriving with both golf bags and airport luggage.
Do you use roof racks or trailers for golf clubs?
Never. Clubs always ride inside the vehicle — locked, climate-managed, with a licensed named driver. No roof boxes, no open beds, no surprise second car.
I'm landing at San Diego airport with two golf bags and two suitcases — which vehicle?
The Rivian R1S. The i7's trunk is committed once two golf bags are stacked in it; adding suitcases doesn't work. The R1S takes bags and luggage comfortably, at a flat zone rate — $100 to Zone 2 (La Jolla, Coronado, Del Mar), $115 to Zone 3 (Carlsbad, Rancho Santa Fe).
Do you supply travel covers for golf bags?
No — travel covers are yours, and we recommend flying with them regardless. In the i7 they also mean the stacked bags never touch bag-to-bag.
Named driver, all-electric fleet, price locked at booking. An owner answers.
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