GreiginFife
Money List Winner
Just got a Big Max Drilite Hybrid Plus bag and it’s got 14 way individual full length dividers.
Very light bag as well for a 14 way top.
Very light bag as well for a 14 way top.
Full length dividers, which bag?
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Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
Are the dividers made of fabric or something more robust (likely to buy larger Big Max as my next bag)
GreiginFife
Money List Winner
Looks and feels like a nylon of sorts.
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
Ta, I accidently ripped out one of the 3 fabric dividers on smaller Big Max (5 way) , extra grippy grips I guess. Wondering whether to take out remaining ones and just let the clubs decide how to best fit
Ye Olde Boomer
Well-known member
I love having full length dividers for each individual club.
I don't think that I could go back to not having them.
An empty slot tells you immediately that you've left a club on the course
before you even get back into the cart [buggy].
I find that very reassuring,
and also like finding the same club in the same place every time.
In America, the Sun Mountain C-130 bag is widely recognized as the gold standard,
but I love the Titleist Cart 15. It's the perfect toolbox for me.
I don't think that I could go back to not having them.
An empty slot tells you immediately that you've left a club on the course
before you even get back into the cart [buggy].
I find that very reassuring,
and also like finding the same club in the same place every time.
In America, the Sun Mountain C-130 bag is widely recognized as the gold standard,
but I love the Titleist Cart 15. It's the perfect toolbox for me.
cliveb
Head Pro
So you carry 15 clubs?
Slapped wrist time.
Ye Olde Boomer
Well-known member
I would really like to carry TWO fairway woods,
but I can't gat the OEMs to make a sixteen divider bag.
I find them so frustrating.
I also wish somebody would make a 1.62" ball, the old R&A size before they chose to conform with the USGA at 1.68".
I tried the classic Dunlop 65s when I was a kid,
but they were wound
and I never played my best with wound balls, back when they were still being made.
I'd love to try a modern 1.62" ball on a windy day.
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
My Sun Mountain H2O trolley bag will be set up tomorrow thus
#
D = Cobra F Speed 10.5°
F = Cobra F Speed 3-wood 15°
h2 = Cobra Baffler 20°
h3 = Cobra Baffler 23°
3i = Ping G10 21°
4i to PW = Ping Eye2 BeCu 24°, 28°, 32°, 36°, 40°, 45°, 50°
SW = Cleveland Classics 691 58°
(P) Putter = 1980s Ben Sayers Opel Line One.
#D = Cobra F Speed 10.5°
F = Cobra F Speed 3-wood 15°
h2 = Cobra Baffler 20°
h3 = Cobra Baffler 23°
3i = Ping G10 21°
4i to PW = Ping Eye2 BeCu 24°, 28°, 32°, 36°, 40°, 45°, 50°
SW = Cleveland Classics 691 58°
(P) Putter = 1980s Ben Sayers Opel Line One.
RichA
Well-known member
Love the Bafflers but I can't believe you aren't using the Eye 2 sand wedge - it's the best and ugliest club ever.
Ye Olde Boomer
Well-known member
The Eye 2 sand wedge has the same offset as the Eye 2 1-iron.
I like a sand club to have ONSET
---a well-curved leading edge extending in front of the shaft.
That's how the classic, oval shaped sand irons of the past were made.
I'll admit that the Eye 1 sand wedges were, and even remain, popular.
For me, they're good for stoking fires.
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
I'm OK with it out of bunkers, but unpredictable with flop shots from the rough - it feels clunky and cumbersome for those.
Shall see how next two games go with this set up.
I might put BeCu SW back in, change the Cleveland SW for my Ram 64° and take the 23° hybrid out.
RichA
Well-known member
Wizard?
I've got one. It came out of the garage last weekend for the first time in ages. I hit a couple of dreamy chippy mini-pitches with it then got cocky and it all went to
.It's back in the garage again.
