Moving- Shipsticks V Pirateship ?

AndrewG0608 · February 18

Hey all,

First post on the regular forums in a while, usually just vacuum cleaner up classic Adams Clubs n other random stuff on BST (Hence the current predicament 😂). I am moving this coming week (Florida to Indiana) and everything but the clubs I’m just packing into the car. However I have about 3 bags worth of various clubs to get from point A to point B. While I may try and pare it down to 2 either way would one be better than the other for the move? Or is there an option I’m not thinking of. Thanks advance all.
AndrewG

nsxguy · February 18

56 minutes ago, AndrewG0608 said:

Hey all,

First post on the regular forums in a while, usually just vacuum cleaner up classic Adams Clubs n other random stuff on BST (Hence the current predicament 😂). I am moving this coming week (Florida to Indiana) and everything but the clubs I’m just packing into the car. However I have about 3 bags worth of various clubs to get from point A to point B. While I may try and pare it down to 2 either way would one be better than the other for the move? Or is there an option I’m not thinking of. Thanks advance all.
AndrewG

14 clubs in each would be incredibly heavy, and therefore pretty expensive to ship.

Isn't it possible to clear an area in the car, currently being taken up by much lighter stuff, take the 3 bags of clubs in the car, and ship that lighter stuff ?

AndrewG0608 · February 18

15 minutes ago, nsxguy said:

Isn't it possible to clear an area in the car, currently being taken up by much lighter stuff, take the 3 bags of clubs in the car, and ship that lighter stuff ?

Point. I guess in my head it given how often I hear ship sticks talked about it would be cost effective lol. I can also dump a couple of the old bags, tbph none of the them are any good and I’m sure my boss wouldn’t mind me putting a bag from country club on the tab 😂. And just box them up n pack into the car.
Thanks for the insight.

Espy42 · February 19

I use LugLess when I ship clubs.

I've found them more reasonable than ShipSticks and have never had a late delivery; early yes, late no.

david.c.w · February 21

Find a decent box and cram everything in and ship UPS Ground. ShipSticks just uses either FedEx or UPS anyway. If you are going one way and dont have room and dont have a time table this is the best way.