[StanDiego]

Originally Posted by Z4-2023 Mike

So on a practical note I am able to fit my folding wheeled golf cart tucked in first, shoes and golf bag with clubs. I do have to remove the driver and it fits nicely at the bumper end of the trunk snuggly. Perfect…

I have heard that's one of the required criteria (holding a set of clubs) for some vehicles (and why they have the rearward section of trunk space as wide as possible) though certainly not a folding wheeled cart. I'm glad to hear it fits.

[Kevin45E]

Originally Posted by Z4-2023 Mike

So on a practical note I am able to fit my folding wheeled golf cart tucked in first, shoes and golf bag with clubs. I do have to remove the driver and it fits nicely at the bumper end of the trunk snuggly. Perfect…

Has anyone been able to put two golf bags without a golf cart into the trunk?

[GerryC]

Originally Posted by StanDiego

I have heard that's one of the required criteria (holding a set of clubs) for some vehicles (and why they have the rearward section of trunk space as wide as possible) though certainly not a folding wheeled cart. I'm glad to hear it fits.

Supposedly getting 4 sets into the 7er was part of the rationale for the "Bangle Butt".

My E60 525i had a placard on the trunk roof that showed how to load 4 sets of clubs. I know you could get 1 set in the Z3 and the E85 Z4 if you took the driver out of the bag and loaded it diagonally across the top.

[PSQ777]

On the journey back from a music festival yesterday I had in my trunk a Vango Icarus 500 XL tent, large air-bed, sleeping bag, two pillows, three changes of clothes, two fancy dress outfits, waterproof jacket, boots, hats, lights and various other small items. The other car we had with us took the rest of our stuff, mainly things that can't fit through the G29 boot opening.

[Horseman]

Love seeing this and those look like some bad ass Boba Fett boots there. Great seeing the trunks of these cars absolutely packed! Don't think you can do that in very many 2-seater roadsters.

[PSQ777]

Originally Posted by Horseman

Love seeing this and those look like some bad ass Boba Fett boots there. Great seeing the trunks of these cars absolutely packed! Don't think you can do that in very many 2-seater roadsters.

My old Karrimor 4 season walking boots. They always do the job during the inevitable day of wet weather we get at UK outdoor festivals ! The tent in there supposedly sleeps 5 people too. While I was loading up everyone was shocked it even fit that never mind everything else too.

[jcolman]

Originally Posted by Kevin45E

Has anyone been able to put two golf bags without a golf cart into the trunk?

I don't think it's possible to put two bags in the trunk. Whenever I take another person and their golf bag with me I use a removable trunk rack.

[StanDiego]

Originally Posted by jcolman

I don't think it's possible to put two bags in the trunk. Whenever I take another person and their golf bag with me I use a removable trunk rack.

Please post details of the rack in the sticky Accessories thread:

https://g29.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=2034968

[Dionis Eglantier]

Easy ✌️😃

[StanDiego]

Originally Posted by Dionis Taureau

Easy ✌️😃

Are you going to make some sauce?

[Dionis Eglantier]

Originally Posted by StanDiego

Are you going to make some sauce?

Italian dried tomatoes in olive oil 🥹

[bacampbe]

Originally Posted by StanDiego

If it's of any value, the trunk is roughly 37"x32"x14" at its most narrow point and the trunk opening is roughly 42"x15" so it should easily accommodate your suitcase.

We are doing a PCD for our new Z4 M40i in a couple of weeks, and are deciding what luggage to take. I _think_ from those dimensions, a pair of 22x14x9 soft-sided TUMI roll-a-boards (2 wheel) should fit, assuming no problem like too steep of an angle over the trunk sill.

Has anyone actually fit a pair of smaller roll-a-boards?

[GerryC]

Originally Posted by bacampbe

We are doing a PCD for our new Z4 M40i in a couple of weeks, and are deciding what luggage to take. I _think_ from those dimensions, a pair of 22x14x9 soft-sided TUMI roll-a-boards (2 wheel) should fit, assuming no problem like too steep of an angle over the trunk sill.

Has anyone actually fit a pair of smaller roll-a-boards?

It's no problem. When we did PCD we had 2 Samsonite soft-side rollaboards. They fit with room to spare--a few inches on the sides and by the latch. And a couple inches on top to slide in something flat. There was room to stuff a couple small purse-size soft bags.

I also stopped at Walmart and picked up a 11" x 7.5" x 5.5" cardboard box. If you leave it collapsed (flat) and just tape the edges it will hold the Monroney sticker and keep it from getting mangled.

[Kevin45E]

Originally Posted by Kevin45E

Has anyone been able to put two golf bags without a golf cart into the trunk?

I have finally been able to answer my own question…. Two golf bags and two sets of golf clubs will fit in the trunk if all clubs are removed from one bag and the woods are removed from the second bag. The empty bag fits in the narrow front part of the trunk and the other bag at the rear. All of the loose clubs fit in the room that is left.

[Wynnsiensheng]

[QUOTE=Kevin45E;31168911]I have finally been able to answer my own question…. Two golf bags and two sets of golf clubs will fit in the trunk if all clubs are removed from one bag and the woods are removed from the second bag. The empty bag fits in the narrow front part of the trunk and the other bag at the rear. All of the loose clubs fit in the room that is left.

You’re one of those people who can solve a Rubik’s cube aren’t you?

[t0pless]

20 gallons of e85, tool set + mixed tool bag, two chairs, a jack, and a tire inflator.

[FrostyWinters]

Originally Posted by Kevin45E

I have finally been able to answer my own question…. Two golf bags and two sets of golf clubs will fit in the trunk if all clubs are removed from one bag and the woods are removed from the second bag. The empty bag fits in the narrow front part of the trunk and the other bag at the rear. All of the loose clubs fit in the room that is left.

Chevy engineers need to take a lesson on how to pack!

[Living Dead]

15 bags of mulch, 3 trips, who needs a pickup when you have a Z4?

[Westside Guy]

Originally Posted by Living Dead

15 bags of mulch, 3 trips, who needs a pickup when you have a Z4?

Did you place any of the bags on the passenger seat and floor?

[Living Dead]

Originally Posted by Westside Guy

Did you place any of the bags on the passenger seat and floor?

No, 5 bags in the trunk, 2 side by side front to back stacked 2 high the 5th across the trunk opening and the lid just closes. I had a canvas tarp covering the trunk so no mess. I think the 2 cubic foot label on each bag is a bit generous or the trunk is bigger than stated by BMW 9.9 cubic feet.

[grabberblue]

My bucketlist includes driving to beer league in the Z4. Lots of people talk about golf bags... notsomuch for hockey bags... This may involve something like the revorack that jcolman posted above. Hopefully will post pictures before summer ends... Just got a VIN# today!!

[RigaTony1982]

Originally Posted by Living Dead

No, 5 bags in the trunk, 2 side by side front to back stacked 2 high the 5th across the trunk opening and the lid just closes. I had a canvas tarp covering the trunk so no mess. I think the 2 cubic foot label on each bag is a bit generous or the trunk is bigger than stated by BMW 9.9 cubic feet.

Ha. I'm way too neat/OCD to put mulch in my car. I'd rent a truck