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Vessel Golf Stand, Tour and Cart Bags Review

GolfMagic tests out three of the best stand, cart and Tour bags money can buy in 2024. 

Vessel has once again pulled it out the bag with their selection of new products.

After paying the Vessel stand a quick visit during the 2024 PGA Show in Orlando last month, the company was kind enough to let GolfMagic test out three of its latest standout golf bags in the Prime Mini Staff Bag , Lux XV 2.0 Cart Bag and Player IV Stand Bag . 

Each of these bags from Vessel provide a perfect option for golfers no matter their preferred style of getting around the course. 

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Whether you are a stand, cart or Tour bag fan, Vessel has you covered in 2024.

All of Vessel's high quality golf bags are packed full of unique features, they are elegant in their design, and they each optimise convenience and accessibility to help you get the most out of your game. 

Let's take a closer look at each of them...

Vessel Player IV Stand Bag

The next generation of Vessel’s best-selling Player Stand Bag, the IV epitomises the direction Vessel has taken their new bags in.

Vessel has not just settled with the same features as they are constantly evolving and discovering better ways to help you carry your clubs in comfort and style. 

Easily one of the standout features of the Player IV Stand Bag is the space it provides all of your clubs, and the ease at which to organise your bag without any faffing around.

How many times do you find yourself trying to stuff your iron back in the bag only for it to be wedged up against another club in the bag?! Well there are no such issues here. 

The upgrades Vessel has made to the Player Stand IV Bag include increased beverage storage, more purposeful pockets, and an internal base divider ensuring your grips are separated for effortless club retrieval.

Other instantly impressive features of the bag lie in its Tour-grade synthetic leather and beautiful matte finish. 

You just look the part standing on the tee! 

The Player IV also applies Vessel’s innovative technologies such as their equilibrium double strap and rotator base, allowing for maximum balance and immense stability.

Coupled with its high strap-attachment points, the technology eliminates any club fallout.

Exemplifying Vessel’s attention to detail is its carbon fibre legs on the bag. They are ultra lightweight, enhancing the bag’s strength to weight ratio.

Although we tested the bag in a stunning white finish, the Player IV Stand Bag also comes in five other colours to suit playing preferences. 

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Vessel Lux XV 2.0 Cart Bag

Next up, the gorgeous Lux XV 2.0 Cart Bag. 

Engineered for peak efficiency on a golf cart or trolley, the Vessel Lux XV 2.0 allows anyone to play their most organised round.

Each aspect of this golf bag has been crafted with cart specific attributes in mind as all of its pockets are accessible when the bag is strapped to a cart or trolley, and the upper pocket pod fits over a cart strap meaning it's not blocked or restricted.

The bag is called the XV because of its 15-way top, which features a velour-lined putter well and full-length divides allowing each of your golf clubs to have their own dedicated spot.

The Lux XV 2.0 Cart Bag has a total of 15 exterior and seven interior pockets all with waterproof zips, as well as its own battery pack pouch for those using electric trolleys.

This bag also has two personal pockets on either side, offering scratch free and waterproof protection.

But the features do not stop there as Vessel has designed antimicrobial linings to add a layer of sanitary protection to the pockets.

It's sometimes the finer things that go a long way when it comes to golf bags, and Vessel have certainly excelled here. 

As expected with Vessel bags, the material is top quality once again with the Lux XV 2.0 made of Tour-grade water and fade-resistant material, which allows you to play in any weather conditions. 

This cart bag is available in four different colours to suit playing preferences. 

Vessel Prime Mini Staff Bag

Last, but certainly not least, the beautiful Prime Mini Staff Bag that will no doubt appeal to the better players amongst you. 

The Prime Mini Staff Bag has been modelled after Vessel’s most popular staff bag. 

This bag has incorporated all the Tour-inspired features you previously admired into a streamlined and compact design.

Wrapped in plush velour, its new 5-way top offers the most premium club protection for a staff bag on the market in 2024. 

Luxury material is used throughout this bag, with the velour lining found throughout, including a quick-access pocket at the top for swift retrieval that ensures a seamless and efficient process to club selection. 

The Prime Mini Staff Bag also has a large belly pocket with three internal mesh pockets, perfect for storing your golf essentials such as snacks and your outerwear. 

It also has a detachable belly panel giving you the opportunity to customise your bag how you see fit. 

Another nice touch we really like is the Vessel logo on the bottom of the bag, which looks great when you place the bag on its side. 

This staff bag is available in three different colours to suit playing preferences. 

Should you buy one of the new Vessel golf bags?

Whichever Vessel golf bag you choose, we can assure you that you will get the very best on the market. These golf bags are not only the most luxurious out there but they have been packed full of handy features that ensure your golf experience is as smooth as Rory McIlroy 's golf swing. 

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Big Max Dri Lite Tour Cart Bag Review

If you want to be fully equipped like a pro, then the Dri Lite Tour Cart Bag from BIG MAX might be just what you are looking for

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It's difficult to fault this bag as it's an attractive design and has every feature that you could possibly want to ensure your equipment and accessories are well protected and easily accessible during 18 holes of golf. Of course, not everyone wants a bag of this size, but if you play a lot of competitive golf, then this one is definitely worth considering.

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BIG MAX Dri Lite Tour Cart Bag Review

The BIG MAX Dri Lite Tour Cart Bag is one of five golf bags in the Dri Lite range that combine water repellent fabric with 100% waterproof zips. The company says tongue-in-cheek that most other golf bag brands would call the Dri Lite bags waterproof, but as BIG MAX also has its own line of 100% waterproof bags , they are happy to stick with water repellent! The Dri Lite Tour is unmistakably designed for top equipped golfers. It was used over multiple rounds, so here’s a review and video for you to judge whether it ranks as one of the best cart bags on the market.

Watch the Big Max Dri Lite Tour cart bag in action in this video review

For a large tour bag weighing in at 2.4kg, the first thing I noticed was that it is surprisingly light, even when holding a full set of clubs. Transporting it was easy too, thanks to the two carry handles at the top and a heavy-duty handle at the front. A strap is also attached should you (or a caddie) want to carry it. 

It looks extremely durable and well-made and the three-color styling of black, charcoal and merlot is classy looking and just enough of each color with one being dominant to make it easy on the eyes. It is also available in six other color options.

Nothing has been left to chance in terms of what golfers might want from a bag of this size, which follows BIG MAX’s philosophy of designing bags to cover most needs, as everyone is different and has different requirements. It has nine pockets in total including two full-length pockets on either side that have the capacity to store plenty of additional clothing. 

A larger than expected integrated cooler pocket is nicely located at the front of the bag, so without any fuss you can grab a drink and a sandwich. Other notable features are the towel holder that sits directly below a Velcro glove holder, at the back of the bag is a separate pocket for the rain hood, and not forgetting an umbrella holder.

When selecting a club, it was good to see them clearly in the oversize top, there was no hiding underneath each other, and also knowing that they were fully protected by the 14 full-length dividers, plus there is a separate putter well. This bag really does cater for your every need and it looks good, so you won't go far wrong with this one if it's a tour size bag that you're after. 

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Do all golf bags fit trolleys.

When choosing the perfect golf bag for your game, there are many things to think about. Along with aesthetics, storage for gear, waterproof protection, and ease of use, an important consideration includes how the bag will sit on your trolley. This will largely depend on the type of bag - stand, cart, tour, or carry.

Here, we guide golfers wanting to upgrade their gear, outlining how different golf bags work with trolleys to help uncover the matches made in golfing heaven.

Can you put a golf stand bag on a trolley ?

Stand bags are typically designed for golfers who prefer to walk the course. They come with two built-in retractable legs that allow the bag to stand upright when not in use. One question we’re frequently asked is “ can you use a stand bag on a golf trolley ?”. While most stand bags are primarily designed for carrying, a newer type known as a hybrid stand bag overcomes some of the issues that standard stand / carry bags may face. For example:

• The stand mechanism is hidden away inside the bag, allowing the bag base to sit flush on the trolley plate. 
• The top of the stand legs bracket is lower, allowing the bag to sit flush on the top trolley bracket. 
• Most hybrid stand bags come with a 14-way club divider that offers great protection for your golf shafts and clubheads. 

In short, standard carry bags do fit on trolleys but they will not be as stable or protect your clubs to the level of a hybrid stand bag.

Do golf cart bags fit on trolleys ?

Cart bags are specifically designed to be used on golf carts or trolleys, often boasting features such as multiple large pockets, full-length dividers, and a cart strap pass-through system which allows for easy access to your valuables and accessories while sitting on a cart. They do not have retractable legs, and are typically more stable due to the base plate that fits the trolley plate.

To glide easily from one hole to the next, without compromising on what you’re carrying, pair the MacGregor Mac 14 Way 10” Golf Cart Bag with the Masters Golf 5 Series 3 Wheeled Golf Trolley . Alternatively, Motocaddy cart bags feature their exclusive EASILOCK™ system, designed to fix the bag onto a Motocaddy trolley and eliminate the need for a lower bag strap. Two holes on the trolley’s bag support are aligned with two removable pins on the base of all new Motocaddy cart bags, ensuring golfers can lock their bag onto the trolley before using the upper bag strap to secure it completely.

Do golf tour bags fit on trolleys ?

Also known as staff bags, golf tour bags are designed primarily for professional golfers and serious amateurs. They’re typically larger in size to provide ample storage and often feature the branding of a golf club, sponsor, or player. Golf tour bags can be used on trolleys or carts, but their size, weight, and lack of specific cart-friendly features can make them less convenient than cart bags for this purpose. 

If you plan to use a tour bag on a trolley or cart regularly, make sure that your trolley or cart is compatible and can securely accommodate the bag. Additionally, consider the added weight and size when selecting a trolley or cart to ensure stability and ease of use on the course.

Can you use a lite carry bag on a golf trolley ?

Carry bags (also known as pencil bags or Sunday bags) are ideal for the golfer who wants to travel light . Carry bags are primarily intended for golfers who prefer to walk the course, although they’re still generally compatible with golf trolleys. However, compatibility and stability may vary depending on the specific bag and trolley combination, so pay attention to weight distribution. Lite Carry bags are very popular for travelling abroad on golfing holidays, and also for winter golf conditions when trolley bans are in place.

How to put a golf bag on a trolley

Putting a golf bag on a trolley is a straightforward process, but it's essential to do it correctly to ensure stability and security while on the golf course. 

• Prepare your golf bag: Before placing your golf bag on the trolley, ensure all clubheads are covered with headcovers (if you use them) to protect them from touching and potentially scratching each other. Make sure your bag is organised with golf clubs in their designated slots or dividers to prevent them from moving around during transport.
• Place the bag on the trolley: Lift your golf bag by the top handle, depending on your bag's design. Position the bag on the trolley with the clubheads facing forward and the bag's stand legs (if it's a stand bag) in the upright position facing the trolley frame. If your trolley has straps or attachments , insert the bag's top handle or strap through them and ensure they’re securely fastened.
• Securing the bag: If your trolley doesn't have specific straps or attachments for securing the bag, you can use bungee cords or additional straps to secure the bag to the trolley's frame. Make sure it's tightly fastened to prevent any movement during your round.
• Balance and weight distribution: Ensure the weight of the bag is evenly distributed on the trolley to prevent tipping. If your bag has multiple pockets, try to balance the weight by placing items like balls , gloves , and accessories in different pockets.
• Check stability: Before moving the trolley, give it a gentle shake to ensure the bag is securely attached and there’s no wobbling or shifting. If everything’s stable, you're ready to go.

When shopping for a golf bag, it's crucial to consider how you plan to transport your clubs. If you frequently use a trolley or cart, it's a good idea to look for a cart bag designed explicitly for that purpose. However, if you occasionally use a trolley and often prefer to walk the course, you may want to select a Hybrid stand bag that offers both carrying and cart compatibility.

Ultimately, the compatibility of a golf bag with a trolley or cart depends on the bag's design and the type of trolley or cart you intend to use. Before making a purchase, it’s a good idea to try fitting the bag onto your desired specific trolley or cart to ensure a secure fit and ease of use.

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Guide - The Different Types of Golf Bag Explained

Alongside the clubs you choose to carry in it, the golf bag you select can be one of the most important purchases any golfer makes. With the requirements of withstanding the sunshine, the rain and the roll around the boot of the car on the way too and from the course, you are sure to need something with substantial build quality to stand the test of time. 

Despite what you may think, golf bag engineering is a big part of the development process for many major brands with advancements in materials and build design growing by substantial amounts in recent years. With this, the decision of which bag is best for you has become harder than ever before. That is why we have created the definitive guide to the different types of golf bags and just which one may be the best for you.

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What are the different types of golf bags.

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• Tour Bags 
• Pencil Bags 
• Travel Bags 

What are the different types of golf bag?

An easy question to start off. In total there are five different types of  golf bags all with slightly different benefits and uses to suit different types of golfers' needs. These can be split into the following categories

Cart / Trolley Bags Stand / Carry Bags

Pencil Bags

Travel Bags

Don’t worry if you have no idea what any of these terms mean, this guide is about to explain all!

Cart or Trolley bags are exactly what they sound like. Golf bags that have been specifically designed to sit on either push and pull trolleys or an electric trolley with a stable flat base to stand on when they are on the ground. 

Cart Bag Key Characteristics

• Weight - Averages between 2-4 Kg
• Additional pocket space - Typically 8-10 pockets. 
• Stand-alone rubber base. 
• Most come with 14-way club dividers. 

As you may expect, cart bags are not the most ideal to carry around the course, but some do come equipped with a carry strap for easy transportation when away from the course.   Cart bags are normally one of the more substantial bags available to golfers. With less requirement for a lighter weight bag, cart bags come with more pocket options and often more hardwearing and heavier materials. Although lightweight options are available, many golfers choose more premium feel cart bags that offer benefits such as fully waterproof exteriors and cooler pockets for drinks and snacks..

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The most popular type of golf bag available to purchase, stand or carry bags are used by golfers of all ages and abilities across the world to transport their golf clubs and  accessories . 

Stand Bag Key Characteristics

• Weight - Averages 1.5-3kg 
• Retractable stand for easy access
• Padded double-shoulder strap on most bags
• 5-7 mixed-sized pockets

Generally, stand bags are lighter than cart bags due to the nature of them being carried on a golfer's back for the duration of the round. Typically, a stand bag will weigh around 5 pounds with lighter versions available if preferred. 

Each stand bag comes equipped with features to make them as convenient as possible and not impede your on-course performance. As you may expect from a stand bag, it comes with a stand. This is retractable and only extends once the base of the bag is placed on the floor. The stand keeps the bag semi-upright to make accessing clubs and the bag’s pockets as easy as possible. Once the bag is lifted the stand retracts back along the underneath of the bag out of the way.  Many of the carry bags we offer in our range also come with a padded double shoulder strap that fits in a similar way to a backpack. This distributes the weight of the bag across both shoulders for a more comfortable carry experience, an important factor in a four-hour round of golf. Despite their name, some carry bags fit well on both  electric and pull trolleys making them well-suited for golfers who change between carrying and trolley use throughout the year.

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The most premium option in golf bags is unquestionably the Tour Bag . As the name suggests, these are provided to tour players across the globe with almost every brand in golf offering a premium tour bag to their contracted players. Adding a tour bag to your collection could be the next step in elevating your game and emulating your favourite European or PGA Tour professionals. 

Tour Bag Key Characteristics

• Weight - Around 4kg 
• Premium materials. 
• The biggest bag type available. 
• Upgraded designs as standard

As the flagship golf bag of any brand, the Staff Bag or Tour Bag has to stand out as a superior product and it does not let anyone down. By far the largest bag type available on the market, these luxurious look and feel bags offer significant amounts of space with vast deep pockets found on both sides for additional clothing, waterproofs, gloves, golf balls and any other accessories you may require during a round.

All of that may sound positive, but the high-end materials and the size of the bags comes at a cost in weight. The average Tour Bag weighs in at around 10 pounds or just over 4 kg making them double the weight of the average carry bag. Whilst tour professionals have a caddy to carry their bag around the course, amateurs using a tour bag pair them with a buggy or a  trolley with the bag’s weight a considerable factor when playing alone.

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From the biggest golf bags available in tour bags to the smallest by some distance, the humble pencil bag. A small and thin carry bag designed with as little as possible to make it as light as possible. Perfect if you don’t carry a lot when out on the course. 

Pencil Bag Key Characteristics 

• Weight - 0.8 - 1.3kg 
• Comfortable carry straps
• 2-3 pockets 
• Made as light as possible 

Ideal for golfers who do not carry a full set of clubs,  pencil bags are a popular choice with junior and senior golfers due to their incredibly lightweight construction. Mostly made without a stand, pencil bags are designed to be laid on the ground next to your ball between shots. Some pencil bags come with small stands to raise the bag slightly off of the ground but this is much lower than a full stand bag. 

Due to pencil bags being a more basic product, they are available at a much cheaper price than stand or carry bags with no reduction in the build quality. Typically holding one large pocket and either one or two smaller pockets, pencil bags are also popular for winter golf outside of the competitive season when fewer accessories are required.

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What should I do if I’m travelling with golf clubs?

If you are a keen golfer, it is likely that you go on golfing holidays or take your clubs away with you, so it is vital you package your golf equipment carefully, to ensure they make it through check-in to baggage reclaim all in one piece.

Golf travel bags and covers are used in conjunction with your golf bag to help protect your most prized possessions whilst travelling. Typical features include a padded top to protect clubs in transit, padded or reinforced handles for easier handling, and at least one extra external pocket for additional storage.

There are two types of travel bags: hard cased or soft cased. The hard case is solid on the outside and heavier than other travel bags you will find but will offer great protection. The soft travel bag will be padded and still offer great protection, but in a lightweight alternative.

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To help you choose, when deciding between a hard or soft case travel bag, you must decide the bag's purpose. The hard bag is extremely rigid and will not fit easily into the back of many cars, but they are great for the less-than-gentle airline baggage handlers. The soft case is more suited towards storage and will be more 'hire-car friendly' than a hard case. It is also worth having a travel bag that has wheels, to make it easier to cart around an airport or hotel.

Presumably you have your golf essentials and have figured out what golf bag is right for you; do you know the correct way to pack a golf bag? Find out here .

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Golf bags: is stand, cart, tour or carry best for you?

Golf bags come in numerous shapes and sizes but which type should you be buying?

There are many things to consider when choosing the best golf bag . The brand will be important to some, especially if you’re like me and have mild OCD tendencies which mean a golf bag simply has to match the irons they transport. Almost as important as having everything matching is deciding if a stand, tour, carry or cart bag is best for you.

Golf bags come in numerous shapes, sizes and prices and they are not all designed to do the same thing. There are four standard types of bag and within those four categories are numerous different styles, not to mention a wide variety of colours and designs.

It can be quite daunting if you don’t know what you are looking for and it is easy to make the wrong choice. Unless, of course, you read my handy guide…

Choosing the right bag for your needs

The first thing to consider is where you are mostly going to be playing golf. For example, what is your climate? Do you need to use a buggy because of the heat? If not, perhaps your local course is hilly, in which case you probably won’t be wanting to carry a big heavy bag up and down those hills for four hours. Not just because it’s physically draining, but because the more tired you get the more this will affect your accuracy, especially on the tee when you’re hitting driver. 

Your age is also a factor. Senior golfers usually favour a trolley, whereas younger players tend to carry their bag. This impacts greatly on which bag you should go for. For golfers who use a trolley then a Cart Bag is the logical choice. For those who prefer to carry their golf bag the Cart Bag is the worst possible option as they are heavy and not designed to be carried on your back for any length of time. Golfers who like to carry their bag will need a Stand Bag or perhaps something even lighter, such as a Pencil Bag.

There is also the Tour Bag which is the most expensive and is essentially the Rolls Royce of golf bags. These are the bags you will see the tour professionals using in tournaments. You can carry those but be aware that they are heavy. In fact, in most cases they are at least twice as heavy as Stand Bags. Remember, tour pros have caddies, you don’t.

So let’s take a detailed look at the four types of golf bag and who they are aimed at.

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These are the most popular choice with amateurs. They’re lightweight (usually around 5lbs or less) but still roomy enough to hold your clubs as well as other essentials such as shoes, waterproofs, spare golf balls, refreshments etc

The cool thing about these bags is when you set the base down the legs automatically extend out so the bag will stand by itself, hence the name. This not only helps to keep the bag clean on muddy courses but it makes it very easy to get your clubs in and out of the bag and therefore saves time between shots.

Stand Bags have lots of pockets and are usually either fully or partially waterproof. You can use these on trolleys or a buggy too as they are extremely versatile, but the main use of the Stand Bag is that it is easy to carry around the course.

There are some high end Stand Bags that are actually like mini-Tour Bags with legs. These give you the best of both worlds. You’ve got the lightweight, functionality of a Stand Bag and also the great look and quality of the Tour Bag. Those aren’t cheap but they’re a good all around option for those who like to occasionally carry their bag while still wanting to “look like a pro”.

As the name suggests these are designed specifically for golfers who use a trolley or a buggy (or a cart if you’re in the US). They are heavier, more cumbersome and a lot less functional than a Stand Bag when it comes to lugging it around on your back for 18 holes, particularly because the carry strap is on the opposite side to where you will find it on traditional golf bags. 

The reason for this strap location is that this bag is not designed to be carried much further than from your car to your buggy. The strap is then usually removed and stored in one of the pockets so the bag sits snugly on the trolly or cart.

Cart Bags usually have a divider that provides each individual club with its own compartment, whereas with a Stand Bag you’ll often have two or sometimes three clubs per section. Cart Bags also have more pockets than you’ll know what to do with. 

These things have pockets and little compartments everywhere, all designed in such a way that you can easily access them when your bag is secured to your trolley or buggy. Many even come with an insulated drinks pocket to keep your refreshments cool on those hot summer days.

They aren’t always waterproof though and those that are will usually cost you a bit extra.

Tour (Staff) Bags

They’re big and they’re beautiful. There’s nothing quite like a Tour Bag (also known as Staff Bags) and they look so cool that it’s almost worth the effort of lugging them around for four hours. Almost, but not quite.

Whether you go for a Tour Bag depends either on how fit and strong you are or whether you have a trolley. If you use a trolley regularly then you can use a Tour Bag but really a Cart Bag is the more practical option and there isn’t really any logical reason to go with a Tour Bag other than vanity. Which is of course fine. They look good, they’re made from high quality materials and, most importantly, the pros use them. We all want to be like the pros, right? 

I would love to use a Tour Bag but it isn’t practical for me. While I do prefer to carry my bag rather than use a trolley, I’m a fairly unfit bloke in his late forties whose local course is so hilly that to get around it you need a sherpa rather than a caddy. So struggling around with a massive Tour Bag wouldn’t be smart. That’s why I use a Stand Bag, but I do own a Tour Bag (a classic white and black PING model) which I occasionally take to the driving range, but mostly it’s just there to be looked at in wonder, as it sits there in all its majesty.

Also known as Pencil Bags or Sunday Bags, these are ideal for the golfer who wants to travel light. They’re usually structureless and very minimalistic. There’s a pocket for balls, a ring for a towel and not a great deal more. You can fit a full set of clubs in there but ideally you might just want to go with a half set. 

If want to get a quick nine in before work you can put your clubs in a Carry Bag and throw it in the back of the car as it takes up very little room. Or perhaps you’re going away for a short break with the family and you know there’s a golf course nearby. Chances are there won’t be room in the car to fit your Cart Bag in there as well as all of the family luggage, but you’ll probably be able to sneak a Carry Bag in there without anyone noticing.

These bags are also ideal if you’re playing a par three course and only need irons and a putter. It saves you humping around a bag full of clubs that you don’t need. 

Carry Bags are relatively inexpensive so it is worth investing in one even it’s just for those rare summer evenings when you fancy travelling light and walking the course without pulling your trolley.

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The important thing is to identify your needs and select the bag that best meets your requirements. If you are only going to have one golf bag then the best all rounder is the Stand Bag but if you are using a trolley then you definitely will want a Cart Bag. 

Tour Bags are a luxury and great for special occasions when you want to show off, while a Carry Bag is a good addition to any golfer’s collection because there will be times when it comes in very handy.

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The best golf bags in 2024 to keep your clubs and other gear organized

Looking to level up your golf game in 2024 these top-rated golf bags are the next best thing to hiring a caddy..

Golf  lovers know that gear is everything. That's why the importance of a great golf bag  cannot be understated. It's not just about weight (though having a bag weighing less than five pounds sure is a game changer if you're carrying it). It's about shape and balance. Today's best golf bags  boast impressively comfy straps, smart shaping, and -- for those of you who live in drizzly climes -- plenty of extra room for towels or rain gear.

And, let's admit it: Looks matter. These bags are as easy on the eyes as they are on your (or your caddy's) shoulders and back.

Want to level up your golf game with a new golf bag? We have you covered. Keep reading to check out the top-rated golf bags of 2024. 

Best golf bag overall: Frogger Function hybrid golf bag

Weighing less than five pounds, this 4.4-star-reviewed, lightweight hybrid golf bag is easy to carry and features impressively plush shoulder straps. The Frogger Function hybrid golf bag is compact enough to fit in a push cart (or on a golf cart) and boasts an award-winning magnetic latch system. Literally. The "Latch-It Ecosystem" feature earned the title of "Best New Product" at the PGA Merchandise Show.

The award-winning design is built for the "caddieless golfer" who needs quick and easy access to all of their gadgets and gear. The signature magnetic latch-it system allows you to attach a Latch-it receiver to any accessory, whether that's your rangefinder , your phone, a towel or anything else you might need. Snap them to your bag, your belt or even your golf cart for quick access to your most important gear.

For everything you're not attaching to the bag via the Latch-It system, there are seven roomy (and expandable) pockets, including an apparel pocket and an insulated water bottle pocket. The five-way club divider in the main compartment helps keep your clubs organized, minimizing rattle whether you're carrying or carting this golf bag.

The Frogger function hybrid bag is available in five colors. Get it on Amazon for $200 after clipping the on-site coupon (reduced from $230).

Top features of the Frogger Function hybrid golf bag:

• The lightweight (under 5 pounds) golf bag and padded straps make this a great choice for golfers who carry their bag. 
• The compact size and golf cart strap channel make it a handy cart bag that still offers easy access to everything you need even when it's on a cart.
• The award-winning Latch-It system lets you magnetically attach your most important devices and accessories to the outside of the bag for quick access.
• A 5-way divider keeps your clubs organized.
• This bag comes with 7 expandable pockets to fit all of your gear.

Best cart bag: Ogio Woode Silencer cart bag

The mother of all cart bags, the  Ogio Woode Silencer cart bag  returned last year after a multi-year hiatus. Its most stand-out feature (and the reason for its name) is the signature 15-way molded divider and club-locking technology. Not only does this keep your golf clubs  perfectly organized, but it also locks them in place so they don't move and bang into each other. Hence, the silence of this rattle-free golf bag.

Silence aside, this cart bag also delivers on gear organization. There are 11 storage pockets, including a roomy apparel pocket and an insulated cooler pocket for your favorite on-the-green beverages. There's even a handy rapid-access ball pocket.

Available in 11 stylish colors, you'll catch plenty of compliments on your golf bag game, even if you're still polishing your actual golf game.

Get the ultra-organized, ultra-quiet Ogio Woode Silencer cart bag for $330.

Top features of the Ogio Woode Silencer Cart Bag:

• The 15-way molded divider lets you keep your clubs perfectly organized.
• The unique club-locking design holds clubs in place to prevent rattling -- great for your clubs and your ears.
• With 11 storage pockets, you'll have more than enough room for all of your golf gear.
• You can stash your favorite beverages in the insulated cooler pocket.

Best weather-resistant golf bag: Callaway Fairway C HD stand bag

The  Callaway  Fairway C HD stand bag is built for maximum water resistance and durability so you can haul this bag in any weather without worrying whether it will hold up. The water-resistant material is seam-sealed to keep your clubs and your other gear safe.

Alongside durable construction, this stand bag also protects your clubs by including a four-way shaft shield. This soft rubber divider prevents your clubs from banging against each other when you move the bag. The Flex Pod base on this new design also makes it easier to put the bag down. It can stabilize itself to stay upright without you needing to fiddle with the positioning to make sure it's stable.

If you're a carrier, you'll also appreciate the ergonomic, self-adjusting Anamatic straps that clip on to turn this into a carry bag.

Get the premium golf  bag for $280.

Top features of the Callaway Fairway C HD stand bag:

• Nine pockets keep your golf balls, tees, towels, and other essentials organized and dry.
• The hooks and loops on the bag provide extra space for clipping on accessories that you want easy access to.
• The durable, water-resistant construction provides great protection for your clubs.
• Removable double straps allow you to turn this stand bag into a carry bag.

Best golf bag on a budget: Izzo Ultra Lite cart bag

The 4.5-star-rated Izzo Ultra Lite golf bag is not only the least expensive option on this list but also the lightest, at just 3.8 pounds. The space-efficient bag has a Smartgrip handle, 14-way club organization, a waterproof valuables pocket, a single carry strap, an umbrella holder (for die-hards), a glove holder, a towel clip and a rain hood.

If you want a lot of bag for a very reasonable price, this is the one to go for.

One Amazon reviewer  raves , "I love this golf bag. It is made very well, has plenty of storage and is as light as a feather."

The Izzo Ultra Lite golf  bag comes in four colors.

Regularly retailing for $150, you can get it on Amazon right now for as low as $97.

Top features of the Izzo Ultra Lite cart bag:

• Weighing just 3.8 pounds, this bag is easy to lift in and out of your cart.
• The compact bag boasts plenty of storage thanks to six roomy pockets and exterior clips for your towel, gloves, and umbrella. 
• The 14-way divider provides great club organization.
• The dividers are full length for maximum shaft protection.  

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• Top-tier club management system in a stand bag: Ogio Woode hybrid stand bag, $280
• Get a lightweight yet durable stand bag under $200: Wilson Nexus Lite, $180
• Callaway's sturdy, push cart-friendly cart bag: Callaway ORG 14, $280
• A compact, collapsible travel bag for destination golfing: Club Glove College Traveler, $325
• An ultra-lightweight stand bag for squeezing in a few holes on weekends: Orlimar Pitch n' Putt golf stand bag, $47

Is it better to have a cart golf bag or stand golf bag?

The biggest choice to make when shopping for a new golf bag is between stand, cart or hybrid bags. Stand bags are designed to be lighter, for golfers who prefer to carry their clubs and walk the course. The fold-out stand legs allow you to set it down when it's time to play. 

Cart bags, on the other hand, tend to be a bit heavier with a narrower base and flatter back so they can fit securely in a cart. You'll also notice that they generally put all of the storage pockets on the front of the bag so that you can easily access them even when the bag is on a cart. They also often have more pockets (or bigger pockets). Since you're keeping it on the cart, it doesn't matter how heavy it is so you can take full advantage of loading it up with all of your gear.

What is a hybrid golf bag?

A hybrid bag generally refers to a golf bag that does a little bit of both, such as a stand bag with extra pockets and a cart-friendly design or a cart bag with removable straps so you have the option of carrying it. 

If you tend to alternate between carrying and carting depending on the day or who you're playing with, hybrid is the way to go. However, if you only ever cart (or carry) your golf bag, it's usually better to get one fully specialized for that purpose.

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Why Big Max golf’s bags and trolleys are among the very best and should be on your shopping list.

It might not be the best known brand in the UK golf market, but Big Max has been the No.1 push trolley brand in continental Europe for more than 20 years and more recently, has become continental Europe’s No.1 golf bag brand.

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And when we say No.1, we mean it. In their home territory of Germany and Austria, 42% of all push carts and 32% of all golf bags sold in 2020 were Big Max.

Here we take a look at a few of our favourites that have made Big Max a household name among European golfers and explain why they should be on your shopping list when you’re in the market for a new golf trolley or golf bag.

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Big Max Golf Bags

Big Max golf bags are designed from the golfer up, with different features aimed at making life on course easier whatever your style of play. With stand, cart and hybrid bags in the range and a choice of waterproof or water-resistant technology, there is a bag for every type of golfer, including:

Big Max Aqua Tour 3 – £279.99

The largest of Big Max’s golf bags is the Aqua Tour 3.

Made for the golfer who has all the gear and needs it protected round after round. This 100% waterproof cart bag delivers the space and practicality of a Tour bag at a fraction of the weight – just 2.7kg.

A 14-way, 10-inch oversize organiser top with full length dividers combines with nine spacious waterproof pockets to give room to spare throughout the bag. A host of neat features such as glove and towel holder, oversize putter well, oversize cooler pocket and concealed battery pocket all add to an incredible package with six colour combinations to choose from.

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Big Max Aqua Sport 3 – £239.99

The Aqua Sport 3 golf bag is a brand new addition to Big Max’s 100% waterproof Aqua Sport line, adding new styling and enhanced features to this best-selling cart bag.

Boasting 14 full-length dividers, a carry weight of just 2.4 kg, dedicated putter well, dual umbrella holder, glove holder and a host of neat practical features, the Aqua Sport 3 is the most practical of bags.

Add in nine spacious pockets including an XL cooler big enough for several drinks, and the Aqua Sport 3 has all the cart bag capacity that even the best equipped golfer could need. Styled to perfection and designed with the golfer in mind, this is truly a fantastic cart bag for any golfer.

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Big Max Golf Trolleys

On the golf trolley front, Big Max have led the field for 25 years. From designing the first three-wheel push trolley in Europe through to the unique Fold Flat series, Big Max do things first. The market-leading designs all come with a five-year manufacturer warranty and are equally guaranteed to impress on the course.

Big Max Blade IP – £329.99

The multi award winning Blade IP is like nothing else on the market. Folding Flat to just 12.5cm deep, this innovative design lies flat in the boot with a bag on top or slides behind the front seat, and can easily be stored in a locker or even hung flat on a wall.

Robust construction and features such as footbrake and organiser panel make the Blade IP as practical on the course as it is to transport and store and with Quick Fix points for Big Max accessories simple practicality in an incredible compact package.

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Big Max Autofold FF – £279.99

Not far behind the IP is the Autofold FF, another Flat Fold from Big Max. While it doesn’t store as flat as the Blade IP, it still stores better than 95% of the golf push trolleys on the market.

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The simplicity of this design elevates it again. Two simple movements see all the wheels automatically flip under the trolley for storage, and with a flick of the handle lock, it opens again in an instant.

A large storage compartment adds to the practical simplicity while accessory points and footbrakes finish off this simple innovation.

Big Max’s success across Europe is based on its innovation, style and most of all, its practicality on the course. With designs across its bag and trolley range to suit every type of golfer, this European giant is well worth a look next time you’re in the market for a new golf bag or trolley.

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It is centrally located, just off Kutuzovsky Prospect, within 5 minutes drive from the Victory Park and the Triumphal Arch. Right in the center, yet green and picturesque with lakes and 15 Century Church next to it. Moscow City Golf Club was the first one to open in Russia on September 15, 1987 at the urban wasteland on the street Dovzhenko held long-awaited 'ground breaking' - famous sportsmen Pele, Mike Tyson, Sven Tumba and Alexander Ragulin made symbolic throws with the golf clubs. This day is considered to be the day of foundation of Moscow City Golf Club. The founder of the club is Sven (Tumba) Johansson ex World Champion hockey player. Thousands of golf fans gather here every season.

Throughout its history, Moscow City Golf Club tries to maintain and develop friendly relations with the golf clubs around the world, organizing the exchange of delegations, inter-club tournaments, social events, thereby making the life of the club members more interesting. Moscow City Golf Club has signed a cooperation agreement with American Golf Club 'Deep Cliff Golf Course', Finnish 'Aura Golf', French 'Cannes Mandle' and Cyprus' Aphrodite Hills Golf '.

Each year Moscow City Golf Club holds a lot of different tournaments and activities like: children's charity tournaments and much more attracting numerous visitors.

June 26, 2004 the Club House was open again after restoration. The opening ceremony was attended by the founder of the Moscow City Golf Club Sven Tumba Johansson and officials, senior officials from the Moscow Government.

As a result, the restoration Club House was transformed into a wonderful place for relaxition and organizing events. It has spacious and luxuriously furnished rooms available for the members of the Moscow City Golf Club: restaurant, golf bar, library, cigar and billiard room, conference room, office «Old Tom», Beauty Salon & SPA, gym, showers, saunas and relaxation rooms with personal lockers. Interior of the Club House was completed in classic English style by the famous designer from Hong Kong Garvin Chen (architect Garvin Chen).

Moscow City Golf Club has a nine holes field. Six of the nine holes are par-4 and three holes are par-3. The total playing distance is 2.343 metres. Detailed description of each hole you can find on the site of the Moscow City Golf Club with the plan.

Moscow City Golf Club is a wonderfull place with impecable service, the members can gain privileges in foregn golf clubs including in the International Association of the Clubs.

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