Best cars for golfers
Take a look at the best cars for all your golf gear in 2025
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If you’re an avid golfer, you’ll know there are plenty of factors that can impact your enjoyment of the game – and transport is one of them.
For example, carrying your clubs and equipment in a comfortable car to the course will get you there feeling fresh, relaxed and ready to swing.
More than one million Brits play golf, making it one of the most popular sports in the country, leading to more and more people looking for golf-ready vehicles.
To help you pick the right motor, we've listed some of the top vehicles to accommodate your golf gear and get you to your course in style.
The best car for golf clubs
Volvo V60
Mini Clubman
Audi A4 Avant
Volkswagen Golf Estate
Ford Puma
Range Rover
What makes a car good for transporting golf clubs?
If you’re shopping for a used car to carry golf clubs, you’ll first want to make sure the boot is big enough to carry all your gear.
Golf clubs are usually no longer than 45 inches long, so finding a boot that will suit these dimensions is important.
You might also want to choose a car with a low ride height, meaning you don’t have to shift those heavy clubs too far off the floor to load them up.
Choosing a fuel-efficient car is ideal if you’re going to be making long drives for golfing trips and visiting courses. You’ll also want to make sure it’s comfortable for those road trips.
Volvo V60
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A sleek estate car is just what you need to suit your golfing lifestyle, and the Volvo V60 ticks plenty of boxes.
There’s a 529-litre boot at the rear that’s an ideal size for fitting your golf gear, and the low ride height means you won’t have to heave those clubs up high to load up the car.
You’ll have no issue fitting in bags and accessories in this used Volvo, and the cabin is spacious enough to make it a pleasure for heading on a golfing trip with friends.
It’s a handsome car that won’t look out of place on the golf course, and features like heated seats and Apple CarPlay on a 12.3-inch infotainment screen will keep you comfortable and entertained.
Read our Volvo V60 review
Mini Clubman
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The best car for golfing is one that fits all your gear but is also one you love to own, and the Mini Clubman is a quirky pick. Once you join the used Mini owner’s club, you’ll be loyal for life, and this one is ideal for the golf course.
You’ll have a 360-litre boot that’s perfect for golf clubs, bags and accessories, and the interior itself is comfortable and spacious.
You can even drop the rear seats and extend the boot to 1,250 litres if you’ve got a lot of luggage, and the outward boot opening and low ride height mean the Clubman is easy to load up.
It’s efficient too, with the diesel engines capable of up to 56.5pg WLTP.
Read our Mini Clubman review
Audi A4 Avant
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The Audi A4 Avant is one of the most popular used Audis on the market, striking a balance between comfort, space and elegance.
Sam Sheehan, our motoring editor, said: “The Audi A4 Avant is an ideal option for golf enthusiasts, offering plenty of room to store your irons and wedges.
“Its generous 495-litre boot comes with a powered tailgate, which is a pretty handy feature if you’re juggling a full set of golf clubs.
“The cabin is very roomy, too, meaning there’s plenty of seating space to chauffeur your golf mates.
“If you’re looking for a model with extra sophistication, the A4 Avant Black Edition is a great choice. Equipped with heated front seats and four-way electric lumbar support, it can really take care of those post-round pains and aches.”
Read our Audi A4 review
Volkswagen Golf Estate
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Another attractive estate car that’s a great fit for golfers who enjoy exploring different courses is the iconic Volkswagen Golf Estate. Some would say the clue is already in the model’s name.
“Fuel efficiency is one of the Volkswagen Golf Estate’s standout features,” Sam said.
“If you opt for the 1.0-litre TSI petrol model, you’re looking at up to 51.4mpg. This way, you can clock up the miles without having to worry about stopping for a refuel.
“Space is great, too. The VW Golf Estate has a big 605-litre boot, which extends to 1,620 litres when you fold down the rear seats. So you’ll have no problem carrying a variety of golf clubs, bags and outfits.”
Read our Volkswagen Golf review
Ford Puma
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The Ford Puma is an affordable small SUV that’s received a lot of praise since its launch. It’s enjoyable to drive, looks modern but minimalistic, and is a great car for golfers.
To store your golf clubs, there’s a 456-litre boot with no loading lip to haul heavy loads over. It’s also got a hands-free tailgate that lets you open the boot by doing a gentle ‘kick’ motion under the rear of the car, so you can load up even with your hands full.
This used Ford model is also an economical cruiser, offering up to 52.3mpg for those trips out to courses. This engine is a mild-hybrid 1.0-litre setup that’s easy and comfortable to drive, or you can opt for the ST model if you want something punchier but not as efficient.
Read our Ford Puma review
Range Rover
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While the MINI Clubman looks relatively small from the outside, the same can’t be said for the Range Rover.
“The classic aesthetics and proud aura of the Range Rover will never look out of place at a golf club,” Sam said. “It’s a reliable choice for all golf aficionados, boasting a boot capacity of 725 litres that can comfortably store all your belongings.
“The Range Rover has a very spacious cabin, too. So, if you like to organise golf days with your friends, you’ll be able to offer them a lift and drive them there in style.
“Range Rovers are also renowned for their off-roading ability and are equipped with handy tech such as ground cameras, four-wheel drive and height-adjustable air suspension. This makes it the ideal model to reach those stunning courses located in the countryside or remote areas.”
Read our Range Rover review