Even with the high cost of clubs, most golfers don't want to hassle with security devices. Due to lack of demand, Titleist and Callaway recently stopped offering bags equipped with a theft-prevention mechanism. Executives at Golfsmith claim club and bag protectors have never sold well, so they recently stopped selling them. They're cumbersome and indicate that you have fancy clubs. And remove all your course bag tags, too.
Seasoned golfers travel with innocuous gear.
Unfortunately, a bag in transit is out of your custody for a long time. And while airlines and airports do their best to provide security, a common area for club theft is the baggage conveyor belt. Consider renting clubs when traveling. Besides eliminating possible aggravation, it's an opportunity to try different clubs. Call the resort to learn what brands they rent and to reserve a set.