How about a slightly larger Sunday golf bag for those times you want to bring more than just 5-6 golf clubs from Sunday Golf has just dropped. It’s the Sunday Golf Ryder Golf Bag and it has some excellent features you would normally find on a full-size, heavyweight golf bag. Some of the specs for the new Sunday Golf Ryder golf bag include full length club dividers, 4-way top dual self-adjusting carry straps, and umbrella, glove and towel holders. The…
I have been using some type of golf pouch for years. I put my wallet, keys, ball markers, tees, advil, divot tool, band-aids and other small things in there. I think it’s very convenient and it is very accessible before, during and after the round of golf. The Big Strike Golf Valuables Pouch is made from synthetic leather, although it feels just like real leather, and has a nice stylish loo to it. It has a tick drawstring to open…
There are those days where you just don’t need to carry around a full bag, or maybe you just want to practice a few shots at the range. In these occasions there is no reason to take your full bag, as there is a great option now…a really lightweight stand bag. Craftsman Golf has a very lightweight golf stand bag made of polyester, that allows to easily carry anywhere from a few clubs up to about 10 or 11 clubs.…
Who doesn’t enjoy a good walk on the golf course on a Sunday with a lightweight bag, maybe even with the kids? I know once in a while my kids ask to play a few holes and I certainly don’t want to bring my full bag as it’s just too much for a few holes. And my kids use my clubs as they are just there to have some fun and spend time with their dad. How about the brand-new…
Over the years I’ve gone to the golf course with a few clubs to practice and maybe play 3 or 4 holes. Usually I’ll take my Driver, Lob Wedge, 7 Iron and Putter, as I feel those are my scoring clubs. However, I hate taking my full bag with 14 clubs, and pockets stuffed with golf accessories I may need while playing a full round of golf. My everyday golf bag is just so heavy and honestly cumbersome. So when…
I usually travel with a full back pack filled with the usual “stuff” – headphones, iPad, battery chargers and various small travel essentials. At present, my Callaway back pack looks nice but lacks sufficient storage, as its primary storage compartment is always filled to capacity, leaving no room for me to rummage around to find things. Traveling is already a hassle, so locating items in my back pack quickly is a huge plus. I tested out an expandable back pack…