Golf bags loaded into a passenger van for a Gold Coast holiday
Start with the clubs and travel covers
A golf holiday needs room for people, clubs and the luggage that comes with a flight. Ask each player whether they are bringing a travel cover, trolley or extra equipment, and compare the actual dimensions. OCR’s golf-holiday vehicle guide is a useful starting point for putting the group’s requirements into one enquiry.
Why OCR’s seven-seat LDV deserves a closer look
More seats do not necessarily mean more room for golf bags. In OCR’s fleet, the seven-seat LDVs offer substantially more luggage space than the nine-seat versions and can be more accommodating for golf equipment than the Starias. That makes them worth discussing when carrying clubs is the priority. This is OCR’s practical fleet experience, not a promise that every combination of players, clubs and suitcases will fit. Confirm your load and the available vehicle using the golf-rental planning page.
Leave time between arrival and the first tee
Avoid building the day around a collection that has to go perfectly to the minute. Allow for the handover, loading, hotel access and traffic before a tee time. Confirm parking clearances for a taller vehicle, and arrange course entry and accommodation separately. Share the full golf-trip checklist with the group so the transport plan works for the whole holiday, including the journey home.
Published by OCR Australia Affordable Car Hire.
