JonoG
New member
OK..... I've been carrying Golf bags for 50 years. All the time, I have used "right handed" bags. This means I pick the bag up with my right hand, and the club heads are on my right side.
This means that I practice bringing my right shoulder "over the top" , when picking it up, my right shoulder is higher than my left shoulder when standing (because the bag sits that way, even with double straps), my dominant hand (right obvs) just hangs over my clubs, while my less dextrous hand (left) is used to get gloves, balls, drinks etc... from all the pockets that are on my left. For years, my lower back on the right aches whe I'm finished.
So I bought a "left handed" bag.
Now I stand with my left shoulder higher than my right like I do in an address position, I feel more natural keeping my right side "on the inside" - I don't struggle getting things out the pockets, and as if by magic, lower right back pain.... gone!!!
Are right handed golf bags really for left handed golfers?
This means that I practice bringing my right shoulder "over the top" , when picking it up, my right shoulder is higher than my left shoulder when standing (because the bag sits that way, even with double straps), my dominant hand (right obvs) just hangs over my clubs, while my less dextrous hand (left) is used to get gloves, balls, drinks etc... from all the pockets that are on my left. For years, my lower back on the right aches whe I'm finished.
So I bought a "left handed" bag.
Now I stand with my left shoulder higher than my right like I do in an address position, I feel more natural keeping my right side "on the inside" - I don't struggle getting things out the pockets, and as if by magic, lower right back pain.... gone!!!
Are right handed golf bags really for left handed golfers?