Golf bag
One of the best ways to store and transport all your golf equipment is to use a golf bag. You can go for a round of golf, clean your equipment and then store it in your bag, ready for the next game.
When it comes to golf bags, the choice is huge. The good news is there are so many to choose from, you’ll find a golf bag or trolley bag suitable to store your golf clubs and accessories. So whether you have a Ping, Calloway, Wilson or Footjoy set of clubs, you can buy a golf bag of the same brand. Golf bags can be carried, pushed or maneuvered electronically, on an electric golf trolley.
Cart bag
Use your cart bag with a golf trolley or golf buggy. They are perfect for carting your golf clubs and equipment around the golf course.
Calloway, Ping and Powakaddy have a great choice in bags. Cart bags have lots of pockets for storing golf balls, drinks holders, clothing and umbrellas, and have individual dividers to store your golf clubs. Some golf bags have a cooler section so you can keep food and drink cool on warmer days, and some have a pocket for your golf towel.
Check the golf bag has enough pockets for your needs, and check the pockets are big enough to carry your golf clubs.
Trolley bag
If you don’t want to carry your bag around the golf course all day, check out the golf trolley bags. They have detachable straps, which are handy for transporting your clubs to and from the car. Trolley bags are designed to be used with a pull or electric trolley. They’ll store fourteen or fifteen golf clubs in separate compartments, and they have lots of pockets for golf balls, towels, drinks and your golfing umbrella. Check out the Calloway trolley bags and Ping; they have a good selection.
The top manufacturers make good quality golf bags, so it’s a case of deciding which bag has the correct weight, quality and space for you. Some golfers like to stick to a brand they know and trust. Top brands include: Powakaddy, Footjoy, Callaway, Mizuno, Ping, Titleist and Wilson.
The weight of the bag is important. You’ll be using it often, so choose a bag you feel comfortable with. Even if you’re using an electric trolley or buggy, you’ll still be transferring your golf clubs from the car to the course. If you’re buying online, there is lots of information on product details, including the bag’s weight and dimensions.
