Bazzatron
Q-School Graduate
I'm only 8 months in, so maybe it's more of a slow creeping decline rather than a big bang.Speak for yourself. I did!
Tour Bag - Winter Use
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pendodave
Tour Rookie
This is me too.
It's winter golf: essentially a muddy walk with my mates before heading for a bar.
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Deleted member 23270
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Mizuno do a 'trolley tour bag' designed for a trolley with the base cut out bit so it sits straight. 5 way top instead of 14 so easier to get clubs in and out. All the storage space you'll ever need.
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sunshine
Well-known member
Even with 14 clubs, it's easy to carry a bag in most cases. Especially the young ones like you. Although at many golf clubs, people in their 50s are still in the young ones bracket.
Golfnut1957
Newbie
Even with you wearing all that County Golf gear?
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I tend to stick to Under Armour, it's not like I'm turning up in Glenmuir stuff!
Dingy
Member
Half a set in a pencil bag for winter. Wooly jumper, Waterproof jacket and a hat in the pocket and a minimum of balls to keep the weight down.
sunshine
Well-known member
ThinBullet
Active member
I get odd looks using a tour bag. It's the Titleist 14 way StaDry one from this year. There's a few reasons why I use it.
Fits on a CT6 perfectly
It has carry handles on the lip
It has 15 dividers, and one for the putter that's lower.
It stands up well at the range and doesn't get in the way of my swing like a stand bag
Fits under my stairs in the hall.
It's water proof
The rain hood is actually functional not like the awful one you get with a midsize bag.
There's so much storage.
The top pockets are actually useable unlike the midsize bag where they are for decoration.
Unlike normal cart bags, the strap is located on the correct side of the bag so nothing falls out when you're carrying it.
So many reasons to have that bag over something else. I love it, BUT if you just want to go out for a quick game, it's a hassle to set up the trolley, the bag and all that. Puts you off a wee bit.
Fits on a CT6 perfectly
It has carry handles on the lip
It has 15 dividers, and one for the putter that's lower.
It stands up well at the range and doesn't get in the way of my swing like a stand bag
Fits under my stairs in the hall.
It's water proof
The rain hood is actually functional not like the awful one you get with a midsize bag.
There's so much storage.
The top pockets are actually useable unlike the midsize bag where they are for decoration.
Unlike normal cart bags, the strap is located on the correct side of the bag so nothing falls out when you're carrying it.
So many reasons to have that bag over something else. I love it, BUT if you just want to go out for a quick game, it's a hassle to set up the trolley, the bag and all that. Puts you off a wee bit.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
That's too many - or is it one for your lake ball retriever?
ThinBullet
Active member
That's too many - or is it one for your lake ball retriever?
I can't even say anything. It's comedy gold haha
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Word is that 15th is for your Alignment Sticks...coz anyone that has a Tour bag must be a Playa and therefore has Alignment Sticks....That's too many - or is it one for your lake ball retriever?
ThinBullet
Active member
Word is that 15th is for your Alignment Sticks...coz anyone that has a Tour bag must be a Playa and therefore has Alignment Sticks....
don't forget the wee leather pocket that goes over them.
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Deleted member 23270
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Tour bags don't have 14/15 dividers.
Just saying........
Just saying........
ThinBullet
Active member
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Deleted member 23270
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The clue is in the title. It's says 'cart'
ThinBullet
Active member
You tried to make a point that wasn't even in the conversation. I didn't design the bag, or name it. It literally says tour cart bag, and you bring up a pretty useless argument about a bag. It's a tour cart bag with dividers. Deal with it? - No one is asking you to buy it or use it.
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Deleted member 23270
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The conversation is about tour bags, it says so in the title. I was just highlighting the difference between tour bags and cart bags. Tour bags are great for space but not designed to fit on a trolley due to where the pockets are. I know this because I have a tour bag and a 'cart' tour bag which is completely different. End of.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Titleist seem to think it counts.
Those things are gargantuan anyway, not sure it would fit in my car.
Those things are gargantuan anyway, not sure it would fit in my car.
ThinBullet
Active member
I've been using tour, tour midsize and cart bags and stand bags on trolleys for the past 4 years, and I've never had issues with accessing pockets. I think that is based on the trolley, on whether you get access to the underside, but the bag can't be faulted for poor trolley design.
I merely highlighted a tour style cart bag (to keep you happy) that I found to be the best of all worlds. Perfect for winter, which is the question being asked. There was no real need to get grumpy about it.
