20 Best Waterproof Golf Bags (2022 Updated)

Bought this bag for a trip back to my homeland- the hills are green in Scotland for a reason! Not sure about the 2 reviewers assessment of the bags size-IMO it is the perfect size If you are going to walk the course.

The main reason I purchased this bag was the lined zippers designed to keep the inside pockets dry: I don’t mind golfing in the rain. However about 14 months after I purchased this bag one of the zippers began to separate at the seams- the zipper on that pocket stops 2/3 of the way now.

You can’t repair these types of sealed zippers- so 1/3 of the pocket remains open. If I’m going to pay nearly $300 for a golf bag I want the zippers to last more than 14 months.

It’s well made with quality materials. Just enough pockets. Too many pockets and you tend to carry too much. You wouldn’t think there would be much difference between a bag with 4-way or 5-way full length dividers…but IMO there is.

This 5-way full length divider doesn’t tangle the clubs the way my previous 4-way did. I highly recommend this golf bag. And I highly recommend Carl’s for its selection, pricing and fast shipping!.

Great looking bag, has lots of great pockets. However, it doesn’t fit a Clickgear 4. 0 push cart. The bag is too big for the top straps to fit around, and the cart rest that’s supposed to help stabilize the bag in a push cart is too high and doesn’t fit well into the top Clickgear 4.

0 bag holder. If you have a Clickgear push cart this bag won’t fit so don’t buy it. Disappointed that Titleist didnn’t try to do a better job of making sure that this bag works with one of the most commonly used push carts.

I researched this purchase quite a bit, looking for the best price. I was surprised by the price of this product on this site, as it was listed significantly below what other online vendors showed. In fact, I was skeptical that it was a legitimate add.

I took a chance and placed my order. The product arrived within a few days. When I checked the price of the product the next day it was the same as other online vendors. I suspect that the product was mispriced, but Golfland honored the price that I offered to purchase it for.

I thought that was very professional. The bag and vendor get 5 stars.

After using the product for one round, I found the divider head smooth to operate with no snagging on the club shaft & grip. There is an amazing amount of storage space for such a light bag and the body is very rigid with no tendency to twist.

Three easy grip handles provide a good point of access to lift the clubs out of the boot of your car no matter what the orientation of the bag after loading it. Altogether a high quality product at a great price.

The bag it excellent, and the DRITech was put to full use on its very first outing and worked brilliantly keeping everything super dry. It has plenty of storage, and the colour is really nice…. it looks great on my Powakaddy FX trolley…really pleased with my purchase.

A much lighter bag than the original. It rained the first time that I used it and the water just ran off. It is important to remember to close all of the pockets during rain otherwise the water will run into the pockets and undo the water proof quality.

The only thing that I missed were the pockets for my putter and umbrella. I will be interested to see if the material performs as well in the future.

Was previously using the Sun Mountain C130 Cart Bag but I’m so glad I ordered this bag. This Lite Lux bag may not have as many storage compartments as the C130, but every square inch of this bag is top notch quality and there is still plenty of storage.

I was concerned about going from 14 way dividers to just 4, but everything fits perfectly. Love the subtle Taylormade logos as well since I play the P770s. Only complaint is that I wish there was another buckle or ring to clip accessories on, but nonetheless this bag is 5/5 stars.

A great carry bag if you’re looking for something a bit more distinguished and don’t mind an extra pound. Carries very well with no drooping legs, which is a significant improvement over the other stand bags from both TM and others.

Noticed very little club club tangle, if any, with +4 grips and a Superstroke on a putter. I’ve received tons of compliments so far and really do enjoy the bag. If you’re the kind of player that is discerning and really admires their clubs, this is the answer.

Bag looks sleek and performs great. My favorite features are the carbon fiber legs; it’s very light; and the magnetic pocket is great. It surprisingly fits a lot more things than I thought. This was a nice gift to myself.

• Taking the bag off while carrying is awkward since I have a mallet putter which covers the top front grab handle (I assumed since it has a large putter well this wouldn’t be an issue but it is) and the carry handle on the front of the bag gets obstructed by the X-straps.

• Shoulder pads are on the thin side and occasionally the left shoulder pad gets turned the wrong way while putting it on. • Instructions with the bag is a poor quality photo copy that covers re-attaching the straps and adjusting the straps but it’s not clear where to tuck the excess webbing (bad picture) which in my case is 10” on the left strap and 13” on the right strap flapping around.

• The full length dividers are more like curtains since it’s soft fabric that doesn’t go all the way down (couple inches short of the bottom) but there are 4 main row soft dividers that attach at the bottom (double stitched to a false plastic bottom).

About every 3 holes I’ll have a club that only goes back in about half way until I can figure out what it’s getting hung up on. I expect that will only get worse as the bag wears out. It’s really annoying to see in the Q/A “Store Owner A: Yes, there are 14 individual full-length dividers.

”, when they are not. • A cooler and 2 additional water bottle pockets is a waste of space for me considering the cooler holds 2 – 20 oz Gatorades including a small freeze pack and protein bars. The cooler does ok for 9 holes but not for 18 holes.

I’d like at least 1 of the water bottle pockets turned into an accessory pocket with a zipper. If designed right, both water bottle pockets could be turned into zippered accessory pockets that could double as water bottle pockets.

• Two glove Velcro landing patches but no Tee quick storage… I don’t use a glove but use a lot of Tees… • There is only one ring for towel(s)/range finder/cleaning brush/etc. Having a cleaning brush hanging with a towel is annoying at best.

• No range finder pocket. • Cart strap pass through works well on a riding cart. • Does not fit well on the Costco CaddyTek 3-wheel Golf Cart with Swivel Front Wheel. The legs are too wide for the push cart top mount and hit on the hinges, so the bag wants to turn one way or the other.

• Velour pocket holds keys, wallet, and phone without issue. • FYI, there is a grab handle right below the ball pouch for lifting in and out of vehicle. It can be hard to see and I have yet to find any information from Titleist to let you know it’s there.

• Deploying the legs, you have to push down and forward, not just lean the bag forward. While it’s good for the legs not to deploy too easily, in soft or uneven conditions it can be a little awkward.

The deployed legs are study. • The bag does stand straight up on its own without the legs deployed. • All zippers work well. The only complaint is the netting on the inside bottom of the 3 big pockets can get caught in the zipper if not tucked back in prior to zipping up the pockets.

• Umbrella holder secures the umbrella at the top, middle, and bottom. • FYI, There is an access zipper in the bottom of the large right pocket to get in the bottom of the bag in case you drop something in with the clubs.

I’d prefer true full length dividers so clubs don’t get tangled and if something ever falls down there I’ll turn the bag upside down….

So I purchased and tested this bag against the Maxfli honors and the Ping Hoofer. I really wanted a Red/White/Blue scheme. Quickly dismissed the hoofer for the club tangle issue. I enjoy the 14 way divider and they are truly 14 way all the way down the bag (not just the divider at the top, aka the hoofer).

Other small details I liked is the placement of the putter well, at the top of the bag. So its right in front strapped into a cart. Placement of the velcro for gloves and clips for accessories is just right.

Compared to the Maxfli, it doesn’t have as many pockets but the pockets are huge. Can definitely hold the right amount of stuff. This bag is a little larger than your typical carry bag but not as big as a staff bag.

Perfect for me who uses a cart all the time but light enough bag to carry to the range. Had this bag for 5 months now and no regrets. If you can get over the size, you should definitely take a look.

I like the bag’s color, weight, and simplicity. At this price point however, I was hoping for a little more. The material is lightweight and has a nice sheen, but it doesn’t seem to be a modern tech fabric.

I wouldn’t say that it is highly durable and water resistant by its appearance and feel, as it isn’t anymore substantial than other bags/brand’s of a lower price range. The logos are all screen printed, while my previous gen.

Titleist bags had embroidery…. Not a deal breaker for me, but the lack of embellishments just makes it feel cheaper than it is. The pockets, overall construction, and layout of the bag is excellent, and I can see myself carrying it for 18.

The bag arrived in new condition and as described. I’ve used it several times now and am really pleased with it. It is light, but feels solid. The straps are comfortable. I walk with both one strap and two straps depending on the distance I have to walk between shots and both configurations are comfortable.

Overall I’m very happy with the purchase.

It’s alright. I like some of the previous titleist 14 bags better. Every year titleist seems to add and subtract something on the bag whether it’s a zipper in the front for tees not vertical pockets everywhere which aren’t as useful.

No one needs a zipper in the front that holds that many golf balls. too big they should’ve added a couple of other pockets on the front and they should’ve stitched titleist on that pocket also instead of leaving it blank.

The 14 pocket design sucks compared to my previous titleist bag and it should have a putter slot like in the past. They finally brought back the sleeve that your umbrella goes through. it secures the umbrella much better.

The bags seems shorter because my clubs stick further out of the top of the bad than my other ones. Looks goofy. I think it’s a little cheaper looking than the previous 3 I’ve had. They did make an improvement on how it sits on the ground.

It’s designed more like the ping hoofer bags in that respect. Hopefully one day they’ll get these bags designed correctly or I won’t buy another one. One year they make a good change on something but then they take away a good change they’ve made.

Doesn’t make sense. Lol. Thanks.

Did a lot of scouting before landing on this option. Plenty of pockets that are highly functional. I was comparing this bag to the Callaway Forrester and Ping Pioneer which were quite a bit pricier. The only thing I passed up was the magnetic closing pocket for the rangefinder.

Only downside was the whole “14-way, full length club dividers”. (This was a pet hate with my old bag, having all the clubs interfere with each other. ) As it turns out, the pockets ARE full length but NOT all are stitched to the outer shell.

As a result, some clubs will not always go in smoothly. Like I say, a pet hate that has, sadly, not totally gone away.

Purchased this bag for my wife. Arrived quickly and was exactly as described. Very light weight, a lot of useful pockets, plus a built in cooler bag. The magnetic pocket for our rangefinder is just a touch small, but it works and is easily accessible.

Overall, I would highly recommend this bag.

I told my wife my golf bag was “expiring” and needed a new one (feel free to use this excuse). Purchased this through a sale and have been impressed by all the beer, cigars, and tequila you can carry at once.

The quick access pocket makes grabing a breakfast ball so fast your buddies wont have time to question if that was your first drive. The dual valuables pocket allows you to carry the wifey and girlfriend phone without ever confusing the two.

Oh and you a built-in cooler pocket that keeps your beverage of choice. With this bag you can carry 15 (or more) clubs, each slot fully divded down. Best bag from the girlfriend, I mean wife, they have ever gotten me.

Just got this bag and it is a very much improved style over the other Titleist cart bags. Like the extra magnetic front pocket with the handle in back of bag. Seems bigger on top because my clubs are not jammed as close.

Need to point out if you use the hood which I always do it is behind the cardboard that they put in the big side pockets. Thought they had left out the hood until I removed the cardboard. Great bag!.

The quality was not what we were expecting. This was purchased as a gift for my son. It took several months for us to save up enough to be able to purchase this bag. The Titleist patch was crooked and the front pouch had a dent in in.

Titleist discounted the bag $44. Disappointing.

This is one eye-catching, beautiful bag! My Cleveland clubs have never looked better now that they reside in my new Cleveland bag. I highly recommend this golf bag as one of my top purchases on Ebay ever! You cannot go wrong with this golf bag.

Buy with 100% complete and total confidence that you will be happy. Thrilled is more like it! OK, let’s go over a few of the details. I bought the red and gray bag. Beautiful color combination. It comes with a rain cover.

There are 3 handles around the mouth of the bag. I like (PREFER!) the 14-club soft dividers. (My old golf bag had hard round holes. ) There are pouches for pencil and pitch mark repair tool. Plenty of pockets.

There is an insulated pocket, presumably to keep a water bottle cold, but I just use it as a storage compartment for my golf balls. Oh, and there’s a neat little clip on the front to hold 2 golf balls.

This is one well-constructed bag, worth every penny. It’s a good-sized bag, but it doesn’t weigh terribly much. It’s just a great bag and I’m glad I bought it. Buy one for yourself and you’ll be glad too.

I have had the Cleveland 2022 Stand bag for about a month and carried it about 2 dozen times. I play 9 holes about every weekday. It rides in a nice position on my back. The straps are comfortable. I wanted the 14 way divider.

The clubs fit a little snug but not unexpected in a small bag. Material seems to be good quality. I would have liked a two way zipper on the bottom outside pocket where I keep balls but that is a minor issue.

Bag was a good value at the price paid.

This bag has plenty of pockets. It has good dividers for clubs. I haven’t put it on my bag boy yet but it rides like any other bag on the cart. It seems durable enough but it’s way lighter than my last bag so that’s nice.

I haven’t personally tried the cooler yet but a friend used my bag’s cooler and his drink stayed cool enough from what he says.

Just bought the 2. 5+ Stand Bag at one of the golf specialty shops in Canada. Wanted a light bag to carry when playing some of the local golf courses in BC. Currently, I have a Sun Mountain cart bag (CX1) that is excellent – no problems.

Why not buy from a manufacturer that you are happy with? Wrong! The first time using the bag, I didn’t get 6 holes in before the zipper on the large garment pocket broke. It appears that Sun Mountain has sacrificed quality (good zippers) for making the bag as light as possible and hopefully not just to use cheap/inferior parts for their bags.

Not sure if there would be more problems with the bag if I would have continued to use it. I did return the bag that day for a full refund at the golf shop. I will continue my search for a carry bag >>> Note: I have already submitted this review to Sun Mountain.

It appeared on the web page for about a minute and then removed. Not sure why that happened?? I gave 2 stars because there were some positives (light weight and number of pockets) but zipper quality was a big downfall.

I walk most of my rounds and I loop my bag (I’m resisting the push cart as long as I can). This bag is a very good carry bag. Super light. Enough dividers that your clubs don’t become a tangled mess.

Enough pockets to hold everything you’d need for most rounds. And the legs work great! My only complaint is, the straps become twisted very easily and it’s annoying. They’re comfortable enough, but the clip/guide where the strips cross (“X”) is too small and allows the straps to become twisted.

This doesn’t impair the performance of the straps or how they feel, but overtime, I suspect this will result in additional wear and tear.

This my third Sun Mountain 3. 5 in approximately twelve years. Every version seems a bit better with little improvements that add up. However, I miss the elastic loops that prevent the stand legs to engage, a useful feature when using a push cart.

The loops were on my previous 3. 5. Not having the loops has not been an issue until the bag twists on the push cart. Excellent product overall. Light, practical pockets, well made. A bit pricey but worth it.

This is a really well made bag, but read all the details and you will find that it is not designed for riding golf carts. The configuration of the club slots and the lack of proper strap holder as found on riding carts makes this unsuitable for that purpose.

If I were utilizing the pull carts or trolleys this would be my first option. Given I usually ride, this bag doesn’t work for me. Golf Discount is not at fault for my selection, and when I asked for help I received the best customer service anyone could ever expect.

I like dry series but front bar is too high for the putter which makes putter sunk in and hard get it out. Start putting the putter on next hole. Also there are big bottom which makes bag too high on some of the golf cart, hard to get the club out from the back side of holes.

Very poor design. I did not use right away to find all these flows. Could have returned it but too late to return.

As you would expect a quality bag from moto caddy. Fits perfectly on trolley using easi lock system. No need to use bottom strap. Over all no negatives about this bag.

Not as good as last model I bought 5 yrs ago. The main problem is the size of the side pockets, they are half the size of previous pockets and with Winter approaching I will be hard pressed to get warm hat, winter warm over gloves, water proof trousers and jacket plus gillet into them.

Also the front bottom pockets press down on the shafts of any club be it driver or putter , consequently you have to yank the club out rather than it being a smooth operation. The bag is waterproof, the umberella holder a much better design.

its mainly the small size of the side pockets that are disappointing.

Excellent lightweight bag with lots of storage

Great product at a great place

I had a previous version of this bag from around 2015. The 2022 version is slightly smaller but is on the large size for a stand bag. The detachable straps are a nice feature. Compared to my old bag an additional small pocket on the carry side of the bag works great for a range finder/GPS unit(no more extra pouch attached needed).

The magnetic closure on the small pocket above the ball pocket is GREAT for easy access. The price is a little high for my liking, which is why I am giving 4 stars.

Excellent bag. Great quality materials. Plenty of pockets to store gear. One of them is a quick access magnetic enclosure which is fleece lined, great for valuables or more sensitive accessories. Little touches like Velcro straps for the legs while storing, and an umbrella holder, are nice.

If I had to nitpick, when paying this much for a bag, why not make every pocket waterproof?.

What a gorgeous golf bag! Looks aside, this bag can be carried as the dual straps and padding at the lower back level are super comfortable. Plenty of storage space, too. I read others had issues with legs dangling but I have not had that issue so far (and they seem tight so not expecting future issues).

This will stand up on its own as well so nice fit in a cart.

The bag is great so far, I did have to modify the shoulder pad a bit due to the opening being wider than the strap. It caused the strap to slide around in the pad and inevitably into my shoulder rendering the pad useless.

A quick trip to the sewing machine fixed that right up, and I won’t take away stars because I have to do that to almost every kind of bag I buy with a pad. The bag itself holds everything I need to get 18 in at the local executive course.

Phone, wallet, keys, water bottle, balls, tees, divot tool, snacks, and seven clubs. The bag fits 8 of clubs but it’s a little tight and with the bag fully loaded with ither gear it can get a bit tangly.

I don’t use very large grips though and I expect that if you do that will be the limiting factor on how many clubs you can fit. The valuables pocket is pretty much the exact size of my phone so nothing else fits but that doesn’t bother me.

The frosty pocket was a little small for my normal water bottle, and I haven’t tried 2 12oz. Cans. Overall having this bag in the car makes it an easy choice to stop at the short course or driving range if I happen to pass by and have time.

It’s much easier than fiddle around with my push cart and full size bag and I never use all my clubs anyway.

I just got back into golf this summer and decided to keep it fun and casual, carrying only a half set of clubs in a sunday bag. Of the options on the market, for the price, Sunday’s Loma bag is the best I’ve found.

But, there are a couple areas that could use design improvement that I noticed from the first time I took it golfing. First, the tee holder elastic is way too loose, so your tees end up falling out or almost falling out constantly.

Not a deal-breaker, but kind of annoying when you keep losing tees between holes. Next, the phone pocket is BARELY large enough for my Google Pixel 5 (NOT an XL phone), and I wish it were large enough to fit my phone, keys, AND wallet like my last golf bag.

So, instead I toss them in the large pocket on the side, which isn’t protected or padded, and makes me worried I might lose keys or wallet if I add or remove, say, a rain jacket from that pocket. Next, I wish it had a pocket large enough for a full size water bottle.

The best solution I’ve found is a disposable water bottle tucked into the mesh pocket. I’ve been using the “frosty pocket” for balls and the ball pocket for tees and pencils and ball markers and divot repairers.

So, the pocket sizes/configuration work but aren’t ideal/have taken some adjustment. Lastly, it annoys me how the shoulder strap gets caught under the legs if I hoist the bag up by the grab handle–I’ve had to train myself to just grab it by the strap first, instead of grabbing the plastic handle and then trying to sling it, which usually requires me to set the bag back down, extend the legs, and then grab the strap before picking it up again.

I guess I also wish Sunday Golf would make an appropriately-sized mini clip-on golf towel. I don’t like the pass-through style, and normal golf towels either practically or do drag on the ground when clipped to the tiny Sunday bag.

So, overall, it works for me, I like the looks and materials and overall design, but it’s not perfect. It’s also a little bit of a tight fit with tacky midsized grips and more than about 5 or 6 clubs.

I definitely couldn’t handle an oversized putter grip (like a Super Stroker) with this bag. I think I’ll continue using it for now but eventually try to save up for a little bit better and roomier but still lightweight walking stand bag, like a Ping Hoofer.

I’m glad that Sunday Golf exists and enjoy the culture of fun, casual golf it promotes!.

After a few weeks with this bag I can give my review. I was looking for a lightweight/minimal bag to take to the range/practice areas. The goal was to work on specific drills for the day that only involved 5-7 clubs.

Taking my cart bag was less than ideal because I didn’t use half the clubs per session. This bag is great for practice and I found it so convenient that I started using it for my rounds on a local par 3 course.

It’s helping me focus on my short game which is what I’m trying to improve on this year. This bag fills a specific need for me and I think it will for other golfers as well. One thing I would request would be a few more additional pockets for smaller items like cards, ball markers instead of jamming everything into the pockets that are available.

Maybe making the opening sliiiightly bigger. Otherwise, it’s fantastic as is and I’d recommend this product for those in a similar situation as me.

I never leave reviews but seeing as this bag cost me around $750 Australian dollars I feel compelled to provide some constructive criticism for future development. Bag – Player III 14-Way Split Pros: 1) Looks amazing! 2) Feels amazing! I absolutely love the soft touch materials inside the pockets and around the club dividers and the high quality leather handles are awesome.

Its actually better in person than the photos. 3) Shout out to the magnetic pocket in the middle of the bag. That thing works super well and I would actually like to see it replace the zipper on the large pocket at the bottom of the bag, the hidden valuables storage sleeve and on the front of the bag (when carrying).

However, the bag is very impractical and I felt I needed to take a star off for each of the following out of shear frustration: Cons: 1) The 14-way bag binds terribly, on every club. My old bag used to bind a little which I got used to and barely thought about it.

This bag binds so badly its nearly unusable. I read a couple of reviews but I honestly thought these guys were trolling or whining. They weren’t. Trust me its super frustrating and annoys me to the extent that I wish I never bought this bag and I have even kept my old bag for after work rounds which is a real shame as the Player III looks and feels incredible.

If I could get a full refund I would. 2) For a carry bag, there is nothing in arms reach. The pockets on the front side of the bag (when carrying) are at an awkward angle and depth. This means an average guy (5.

10 with normal arms) struggles to reach into the pockets when walking. Basically, you have the put the bag down to open a pocket which is a common theme with this bag. 3) The beverage storage is pretty ******.

I carry an 18oz / 532ml Yetti bottle out on the course (think of a normal thermal bottle like the one pictured above), and whilst it can be pulled out with a bit of effort it is impossible to put it back in when walking due to the elastic netting that is not shown in the photos.

So again like the previous issue, you have to put the bag down, drink then start walking again which is not what I want from a premium carry bag. Overall it looks and feels great but seeing as it cost me around $750AUS to buy and freight the bag over to Perth, I would not buy again due to the frustration I have every time I need to use a club, have a drink or reach for my scorecard.

so basically the entire time your playing golf.

I’ve been playing since 1968 and have had countless bags, but always had to make concessions of one sort or another. I went to Roger Dunn in Indio, Ca. looking for a new bag. I suppose they have a couple hundred bags, but the Vessel stood out from across the room in it’s vibrant orange, black and white colors.

After a couple of moments of inspection, the overall quality stood out. The materials and craftsmanship are quickly evident. I carried for years, but now ride in a cart. This bag has plenty of pockets and room to hold the necessary items and the pockets are easily accessible whether carrying or on a cart.

One of my favorite features is the easily removable carry strap; four quick snaps and the strap is off or easily back on, and no new adjustments are necessary. Having fully sleeved club dividers is great for keeping clubs from tangling down inside the bag.

After seeing my bag, my wife fell in love with it so I got online and ordered her one in yellow. I ordered it late Friday night from Vessel and it arrived on Tuesday. Now, that’s good service. Thank you Vessel for the best bag I’ve ever owned.

I’m really anxious to get the leather head covers too. The people at my club comment on it and I’m sure I’ll see more Vessel bags around very soon. Rick Holmes.

So this is a great carry bag. Light yet has a 14 way divider which limits club rattle nicely. Straps are comfortable and easy to adjust. A bottle carrier would have been handy but wanted proof bags tend to shy away from this.

My only grumble is the rain cover. One of the poppers seems to be missing. An easy check before leaving the factory and secondly it is black. The bag is navy blue. Seems an odd choice and feels like the cover has come from a different bag type or colour way.

There appears to be no easy way of getting hold of someone to sort out a rain hood fix Bottom line – check bag thoroughly on arrival.

I’ve had this bag for a year now, and have used it as both a carry and trolley bag. I’m a small chap – 5’4″ (163cm) and 9 stone (57kg), but I find that this is really easy to carry with 14 clubs loaded in.

I love the 14way divider, the pockets are practical, and the straps and legs are really good too. The waterproofing has also proved to be excellent. I was initially a little unhappy about the absence of a mesh drinks pocket, but realised that I could clip my trolley’s drink holder on to the carabina clip really easily, and that the magic of gravity keeps my drinks bottle vertical all the way around when I’m carrying the bag.

An equivalent quality of waterproof bag from a “major golf brand” would cost in the region of £180-£240, so this is genuinely an absolute bargain. Having also played Inesis 500 balls for the last year, I’ve just ordered my first ever set of Inesis clubs and am waiting for delivery now.

I’m excited and confident already about what they’ll do for my game, as an improver who is currently at a 29 handicap but hoping to develop quickly over the coming two or three years. The club reviews on Youtube from Golf Monthly and Peter Finch have only served to reinforce my confidence Well done Inesis! Bravo!.

I recently bought this golf bag and am very happy with its design. However, after three uses the material around the top of the bag and the carry handle has begun to perish and turn white. I contacted Decathlon via the feedback form and also by email and they have not replied.

I’m disappointed because I like the bag’s functionality but unfortunately the bag now looks quite shabby and very worn for its age. After sales care has been poor and unresponsive. My previous experiences with Decathlon have been very good.

I live in Oregon and golf year round, this bag will keep my stuff dry!

Great features and lightweight!!