A staff bag is a type of golf bag that is designed to be carried by a caddy or other helper. They are usually larger and heavier than a normal golf bag, and have a number of pockets and compartments for storing golf clubs, balls, and other equipment. Most golf courses prohibit the use of staff bags on golf carts, as they can damage the cart's upholstery and paintwork. Additionally, the extra weight of a staff bag can put unnecessary strain on the cart's motor and tires. If you absolutely must use a staff bag on a golf cart,
Most golfers have a bag that they use to transport their clubs and other golfing equipment when they play. The size and type of bag that a golfer uses is generally based on their personal preferences and the type of golf they play. For example, a golfer who frequently plays rounds of golf on weekdays will likely use a different bag than a golfer who only plays on weekends. A Sunday bag is a smaller, lighter bag that is designed for carrying only a few clubs. The Sunday bag is perfect for golfers who want to play a quick round of golf or
Yes, you can walk with a cart bag. Many golfers prefer to carry their own bag as it allows them to keep track of their clubs and also saves them from having to rent a cart every time they play. Walking with a cart bag is perfectly fine as long as you are comfortable doing so. Just be sure to pack light and wear comfortable shoes.
5/5
Extra large accessory bag under scorecard console for storage
Handle mounted parking brake
Featuring Nitro Piston technology - Nitrogen powered open
Simple two-step fold - Folds in seconds!
Full-feature scorecard console with integrated beverage holder, mobile device holder and golf Ball storage
$234
I've been driving a Sun Mountain Micro golf cart for the past five years. Its four wheels and compact fold were both features I particularly enjoyed. Having said that, I found the pace to be quite slow, and I encountered a lot of resistance as I pushed my clubs across the course. My towels kept dragging in the grass, dirt, geese excrement, etc. since it was so low to the ground. To cut a long tale short, I chose to change.First, I paid $180 for this in "Used-Very Good" condition. I took this route because I find it difficult to spend $250 on replacing something that is still functional. The good news is that it had not been used at all when I received it. I was extremely pleasantly surprised because it came in a somewhat battered Bag Boy box, but it had never been opened and all of the pieces were still in their original packing.I completed the assembly in under five minutes. Although there are instructions, I never needed to refer to them because everything is so obvious. It burst open immediately after being put together and was prepared to use, just like in the descriptions and videos I had read and watched. The collapse procedure is also soooo much simpler than I was used to. Currently, it is significantly larger than my previous Micro Cart, but when collapsed, not as much. The larger size will help with ground clearance and prevent my towel from dragging through the mud on every round. It will easily fit where my Micro Cart did. It moves quite smoothly and with little ground resistance. The tires will be fantastic because they require no maintenance. I particularly appreciate the cup holder because it can handle a bigger cup than I'm used to. My bag, which is not Bag Boy's or Datek's, fits nicely into the cart and is securely fastened there by bungee cords. In the future, I might think about getting a Bag Boy or Datek bag to see what the Top-Lok function is all about. The Top-Lok attachment should just be supplied separately so I can add it to my current bag, but that's a fight for another day. The cooler and seat attachment are the only things I might need to decide to add later.I'm very glad I made the decision to go ahead with this purchase, and I'd strongly suggest it to anyone else who's thinking about it.
4.7/5
Soft-grip oversized putter well fits a Jumbo grip
Top: 15-way with full length Individual dividers
Seven total pockets provide ample storage including two oversized Apparel pockets, a large ball pocket and fleece lined valuables pocket
Soft-grip lift assist handles integrated into bag top
420 Denier Nylon
Oversized insulated cooler pocket
$234
I bought this bag to go with my "top lock" bag boy cart so I could place the bag down on the cart without using any straps. Works flawlessly and makes loading and unloading considerably easier (although fastening a bag to a cart isn't exactly tough). I'm discovering that the fact that this bag has less pockets than the bag it replaced is actually a good thing. facilitates finding things. My old-style slider cell phone, which I currently store in the cell phone compartment on the cart, would likely still fit easily in the valuables pocket in addition to my wallet and keys. The way the slots are set up in this bag I also really appreciate. Although the circular organization has been questioned in reviews, I think it is more logical than the set up in my other bag. I simply insert the remaining clubs and ball retriever in the inner slots after starting with the 3 iron and moving around to the pitching wedge. makes the 6 and 7 irons, which are normally my most-used irons, more accessible. My medium-weight jacket fit perfectly in the clothing pockets. Especially because it fits my cart, I also really appreciate the orange and black colour. Would without a doubt suggest.
4.6/5
Fleece lined range finder pocket
14-Way top with all full length club dividers and dual top grab handles & cart strap pass-thru keeps bag secure while allowing access to every pocket
Insulated cooler pocket holds ten 12 ounce cans
Dual oversized Apparel pockets with key Clip
100% Polyester
Dual fleece lined valuables pocket
$234
I enjoy this bag. There are a few drawbacks. How many beers can you consume in four or five hours? There is no way that you can fit ten cans into the cooler section, maybe six. Although sufficient, the side pockets could be bigger. The additional pockets are plentiful and of the specified sizes, which is applauded. I'd purchase this bag once more. I got the bag in grey and white. The colours stand out, and I like owning a purse that is different from everyone else's.
4.6/5
11" x 9" trolley base with anchor designed to fit in golf cart
New 9.5" x 8.5" top with 14-way full length dividers plus external frontal putter well that fits oversized putter grips
11 pockets: 2 full length large garment side pockets; 3 velour pockets for valuables; 1 large base cooler pocket; 4 large external accessory pockets; 2 side mesh base pockets
Includes cart strap loop, umbrella holders, towel ring/glove holder, padded carry strap, and rain Hood. Weighs 5 lbs
Rip Stop polyester construction with metal chrome finished hardware and 3 side lift handles
$234
Quick shipping and good packaging. The bag looks durable and is well-made, but the one drawback is that it smells strongly of chemical rubber. The stench has partially subsided after three weeks of airing it out, but it is still present, especially when the bag is in direct sunlight. I believe the scent is caused by the materials the bag is made of. I filled the pockets and holes with Odor Eliminator packets, and it has really helped a lot. In addition, the bag has a pretty attractive and solid appearance. I frequently receive compliments on my bag.
4.5/5
High Quality construction with tough inner tubular design * Large Reinforced Base * Padded Carry Strap and Double Handle Side and Single Front Handle
Insulated Cooler Pocket to Stash All Your Cold Drinks * Lined Valuables pocket. * Golf Ball and Tees pocket
Glove Holder and String Nylon Loop holder for Brushes or Other Accessories * Umbrella Slot and Draw String * Rain Hood
Molded Organizer * 14 Way top Anti-Rattle Iron Slots * 10 Zipper Pockets and 2 Mesh pockets
9.5 Pounds * Full 12 Month Warranty
$234
This bag will endure a very long time because it is constructed extremely properly and with careful consideration. I like the differences because I have a little OCD. Although the fabric deviders do not go the entire length of the bag, most bags do contain them. Although the valuables compartment is a little small, it can accommodate a larger phone there without any issues and might hold a set of keys. Someone claimed that you cannot insert a putter with a large grip. It will be the case. On my putter, which is a Winn 1.18, I had no issues at all. If you get any larger than that, you can experience issues. It has a lot of handles, too. A kind of concealed one is on the front near the cooler pocket, two on the sides, one in the rear, and one in the back. The padded shoulder strap is quite lovely. Additionally, it contains a tiny pocket that, when not in use, keeps it attached to the bag. I was surprised to find an umbrella in this bag. I like how the umbrella holder is attached to the back of the bag and is secured by three points. This bag receives a perfect score of 5 out of 5. There is no finer bag available for your money.
4.5/5
9.5 11 inch 14 way top with individual full length club dividers offers a space for every club and the front slot for oversized grip putter , example, superstroke 3.0 grip or mallet putter (oversized grip)
9 pockets(refer to images) including 2 full length for Apparel (each side), 2 for valuables with velour-lined, and Insulated Cooler Pocket: 9 inches wide, 12 inches tall, 5 inches deep, it can hold 8 bottles of 12 oz cans plus 4 thin ice packs.
5 years manufacture Limited, Fabric : Nylon (super light),
Comfortable transport with strap on back, Rain hood included.
3 integrated molded grab handles for easy lifting, which makes it easy to get in and out of the car and cart. E-Trolley base system designed to fit push/pull carts as well as riding carts
$234
I made the decision to buy the black Eagole Super Light cart bag after reviewing several cart bags in this price range and their ratings. With timely and free shipment from the vendor, UPS sent the bag to its destination in good shape and well-packaged. When I initially took it out of the package, I was impressed by how nice it looked, and my golfing companions agreed when I used it for the first time. This cart bag's design incorporates convenient grab handles for a quick on and off from the cart as well as plenty of space for all of your course necessities. I agree that the top pockets on both sides of the bag are a little small, but for me, that wasn't a deal breaker because I use them for extra tees, markers, a few balls, gloves, a money clip, and loose change, among other things. The 14 full length dividers, which make it simple to reach the clubs at this pricing point, are unquestionably a benefit. Regarding the durability of the cart bag, the cloth feels strong and the structure is sturdy for such a light bag, which our course cart attendant would confirm is far lighter when fully loaded than my Wilson Canvas bag. After around six months of using this bag for 2-3 rounds of golf each week and after it has been in use, I will provide an update on the fabric and construction. My initial assessment of this cart bag is that it offers a design that more expensive name brand bags have at this price point of $75-$90, along with 14 full length dividers, a sturdy shoulder strap, plenty of storage, a solid base while on the cart and standing on the ground, a full snap on head cover, and an attractive look. If you value something, do your homework and make your own comparisons.
4.4/5
Plenty of zippered pockets
External putter tube if you prefer to store your putter externally – great for putters with larger heads
14 way dividers
Golf towel ring, External umbrella strap
Velcro glove holder
$234
Stylish bag with several pockets. There aren't 14 full length separators; instead, there are 3 full length dividers, creating 4 distinct sections—2 for 3 clubs and 2 for 4 clubs. Not as complicated as one might first imagine. Large golf grips may easily fit between the dividers and shouldn't be damaged if you use a little caution when adding or removing clubs. All bets are off, though, if someone decides to take their frustration with a shot out on the bag when giving the club back. The full-length putter holder (or perhaps umbrella) readily supports an oversized grip. Although the bag's exterior is made of a lightweight material, it is lined to prevent rain from penetrating (but probably not a sustained heavy rain). Zippers are effective. Lightweight and easily packs into a travel bag.
4.4/5
Lightweight Dobby Nylon materials
9.5 inch , 14-Âway graphite friendly top w/full length individual dividers plus putter pit & handles
9 zippered pockets including a velour lined pocket and bottle compartment
$234
Today was my first opportunity to use this bag. For two key reasons, it took the place of my old bag, a respectable Talyor Made "stand bag." One, the stand bag didn't fit very well in the hand cart—I now use one or a golf cart—and it also moved about a little on the golf cart. The TM bag had separators that didn't extend all the way to the bottom, and ever since I switched to mid-sized grips on my clubs, I kept finding them tangled in the bottom of the bag, which was annoying. Who wants to be frustrated while playing golf, huh?I found the Hot-Z after searching Amazon for cart bags with full-length dividers and deciding the pricing was reasonable. It seemed to give the most storage and had somewhat better evaluations, so I chose it over cart bags with a comparable price point. I chose red because it was less expensive than blue and I didn't want everything to be black. Actually, the red is rather lovely.The bag worked flawlessly. The backpack has space for everything I carried, and the clubs were much easier to navigate inside. The pockets are plenty big, and the "valuables" pocket is bigger and more easily situated than the one on the TM bag was. The TM bag may have had a little bit more space, but it was almost too much for me because I couldn't recall where I'd put everything.Although the Hot-Z bag's description indicates that it contains a tee holder, I was unable to locate one. However, that wasn't a problem for me because I already had an external tee holder that hangs from the towel ring or handle of the bag. According to some reviewers, the bag couldn't support itself. Mine is exactly upright.After one use, it appears that the bag will function as intended. I'm hoping it lasts for a while since I don't have to spend any more money on golf (although I do have to buy balls more frequently than I'd like to - hmm, maybe a new driver will prove more accurate!!).Grab it while you can since I don't believe Hot-Z is still producing this bag. I fail to see why you would be dissatisfied.
4.2/5
Velour lined valuables pocket
Cart optimized
2 garment pockets
$234
I particularly appreciated how this bag organizes the clubs' inserts, keeps them secure, and prevents the irons from bouncing around while being transported. I can fit everything I need for a fantastic game in the roomy pockets!
3.9/5
Great for traveling: takes up very little space in a trailer, camper, or car trunk; when not in use, the bag can be folded and stored neatly until you're ready to go again
Keep it in your car, to sneak away at lunch and hit the driving range
Polyester
Padded shoulder strap for extra comfort and a convenient handle on the side to quickly pick up and go
Imported
Perfect for beginner, junior, and senior golfers who may not carry a full complement of clubs
Pockets for balls, tees, divot tools, or whatever else you may need during your round
$234
I therefore purchased this with the intention of using it to ride my 50cc scooter to the driving range while carrying a few clubs on my back (Yamaha C3, if you must know). It turns out that I can fit my entire set—including balls, tees, gloves, and more—in the bag. The only thing it truly isn't big enough for is ice cold drinks.The fact that this bag actually functions well in a golf cart is another bonus element that was left out. To prevent the bag from collapsing around the clubs, the straps on the cart can be threaded through the handle on the top portion of the bag (the bag has no structural support, thus that would be dangerous if you didn't run the strap through the handle). I'm not sure if this was intended or not, but it has so far worked on a number of golf carts.Oh, and another piece of advice is to put golf balls in the pockets at the bottom. It improves the bag's balance. In order to have a balanced feel, you must insert your irons into the bag with the club heads inside. This will make going out with clubs a very uncomfortable and frustrating process.EDIT: I just wanted to mention that people riding motorcycles could definitely use this as a golf bag.
Iron grooves do not wear out.
No, pro golfers do not use a new ball on each hole. They are allowed to carry up to four balls with them during a round, so they will usually only use a new ball if their current one is lost or damaged.
No, your golf bag does not have to match your clubs. In fact, you can use any bag that you want as long as it meets the size and weight requirements for carrying your clubs. Some golfers prefer to have a bag that matches their clubs in order to create a cohesive look, but this is not necessary. Ultimately, it is more important to choose a bag that is comfortable and functional for you.
There are generally two ways that clubs are arranged in cart bags. The first way is by having a divider for each club, so that each club has its own space. This can be helpful so that the clubs do not get tangled together. The second way is to have a few large compartments for all of the clubs, so that they are all stored together. This can be helpful so that the clubs are easier to access.
When choosing a golf cart bag, there are a few things you will want to keep in mind. First, consider the size of the bag. You will want to make sure it is large enough to fit all of your clubs, but not too large that it becomes cumbersome to carry. Secondly, think about the features you would like your bag to have. Many bags come with pockets for holding balls, tees, and other accessories. Some also have rain covers or built-in coolers. Finally, consider the price. Golf bags can range in price from around $30 to $200
To keep your golf bag from falling down, you can use a golf bag stand. A golf bag stand will hold your golf bag in an upright position so it doesn't fall over. You can also use a golf bag strap to attach your golf bag to your golf cart or golf bag.
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