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beckp
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I have a few questions, all bag related. This year I’ll be carrying 14 clubs as I just got a new Cleveland Gap Wedge for Christmas. With 13 clubs and my current Taylor Made stand bag I’ve always had a problem getting the clubs put back in the bag easily as the handles would jam up. I’m sure with 14 clubs it’ll be way too frustrating. So …… I’ve been looking at new bags and while all my clubs (except the gap) are Taylor Made, I was looking at their bags, nothing gets me too excited. I started looking into the Ogie bags and found lots of favorable reviews. Now my dilemma and on to my questions.
I’m 46 and don’t walk and carry my clubs anymore. I either ride or use a push cart (Bag Boy 3 wheeled type) so I’m questioning the need for a stand bag. For those that have switched from a stand bag to a cart bag, do you miss it? I’m thinking the stand is still useful at the range, loading and/or unloading from the car, etc….. thoughts?
Second question is if I stick with a stand bag, does the 9” opening with the Woode system handle 14 clubs without “fighting” to get them back in or is the 10” offered on the cart bags better suited for a full set?
Last, I really like the cart bag “Ogie Stinger” but it’s almost 11lbs, is that too heavy for a push cart? Should I go with perhaps the “Ruckus” (my next favorite), which is 2 lbs lighter?
Thanks, Peter
I’m 46 and don’t walk and carry my clubs anymore. I either ride or use a push cart (Bag Boy 3 wheeled type) so I’m questioning the need for a stand bag. For those that have switched from a stand bag to a cart bag, do you miss it? I’m thinking the stand is still useful at the range, loading and/or unloading from the car, etc….. thoughts?
Second question is if I stick with a stand bag, does the 9” opening with the Woode system handle 14 clubs without “fighting” to get them back in or is the 10” offered on the cart bags better suited for a full set?
Last, I really like the cart bag “Ogie Stinger” but it’s almost 11lbs, is that too heavy for a push cart? Should I go with perhaps the “Ruckus” (my next favorite), which is 2 lbs lighter?
Thanks, Peter