Keeping clubs in truck bed

you will probably have to replace the grips a little sooner than normal, but performance shouldn't be affected.

Supposedly, extreme heat affects the performance of golf balls that you have in your bag.

I have an SUV. My trunk has my clubs, shoes, balls, a hat, clothes for golf in warm weather, clothes for golf in cold weather, and clothes for golf in rain.

If I'm ever presented with an opportunity to play golf, whether by a client, co-worker, or by the product of a gap in my calendar of more than a couple hours, my answer may be no. But it will never be "I can't, because I don't have my stuff."

I wouldn't do this, I had someone pry open my truck bed and steal my entire bag and clubs. I had a rolling tonneau cover that locked too. Take them inside your home whenever you can and don't end up like me.

I’ve been living my life wrong all along

My clubs haven’t left my truck in 5 years. I do keep them in the cab tho so nobody will easily steal them.

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Mostly worried about what the hot/cold will do to it all

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Not sure how the weather patterns swing where you live. But I used to keep mine in the trunk until one particularly hot summer.. 4i off the tee on #1, the clubhead flew almost as far as the ball.. same thing happened with a 7i approach on #3.. but it often gets cold af here in the winter and high 90's / low 100's in the summer. For what it's worth.

Mine never leave my trunk.. So a covered bed would probably be the same.. Now in the bed I'd bungie them to one side..

Also, like others said above, summer heat isn't exactly kind to the epoxy and grips