Reddit golf, help me find the perfect bag!
There are 2 things that I'll consistently spend more time and energy on researching than even what vehicle I drive: golf push carts, and golf bags.
It is time for a new golf bag, and I am having a hard time with the amount of information I'm actually looking for.
Maybe r/golf can help me out or lead me in the right direction? :) I have virtually no budget for the bag that checks all the boxes, but like I'm probably not gonna drop $1k or something outrageous. But $200, $300, $400 bags etc. are all in play, maybe even more.
I primarily walk with a push cart. I will play in (light to medium) rain no problem.
I have zero brand preference.
Looking for:
- Stand bag
- Reasonably lightweight and/or slender style if possible; not the chonky bois of those big cart bags; need this thing to fit in my car easily
- Reasonably water resistant if possible
- 14-way top is a must this time
- Highly preferably full length dividers, or at least a good club management system under the 14-way top (not just an open cavity)
- Removable walking straps - my current stand bag they are not removable and it drives me absolutely nuts
- I would love to find one with a separate putter well tube, not just the 14-way top front slot "putter well" I use a mallet style so it'd be great if I could get the coveted separate tube for it
- I saw on a Ping bag in a pro shop recently a magnetic/spring close pocket, no zipper - it was awesome. I would love that
- Water bottle holder on my current stand bag is pretty nice - would love to have that again, it might even be a must have. It holds a 32 oz. hydroflask perfectly well. I also use this to hold my tri-fold pop-up camping chair to wait on slow players in front, which is the most important feature.
- Insulated cooler pocket would be a huge plus
- I just need like 3 pockets other than than, nothing crazy. 1 for balls, I usually carry no more than about 8. 1 for phone and wallet and stuff. and 1 for sunscreen, coozies, gloves. The big side pockets i never really use
Can y'all help a guy out? I ain't finding many options that check off half of this list.
Thanks in advance.
Posted Jul 20, 2023, 4:11 PM UTC