Waterproof cart bags

[TobieC]

Just done a quick online search and there doesn't seem to be many fully waterproof cart bags on the market, can anybody recommend one?
Seem a bit daft that all bags aren't waterproof really...

 

[chris661]

No bag will ever be fully waterproof due to pulling clubs in and out. Best bet is to get a cover for your trolley bag.

 

[Bratty]

Sun Mountain H2nO bags are fantastic. Rubber cowlings covering all zips. and properly waterproof (until you unzip the hood, of course). I've got one and they're great.

 

[TobieC]

No bag will ever be fully waterproof due to pulling clubs in and out. Best bet is to get a cover for your trolley bag.

Got one and hate it, thats why i want a new bag

 

[TobieC]

Sun Mountain H2nO bags are fantastic. Rubber cowlings covering all zips. and properly waterproof (until you unzip the hood, of course). I've got one and they're great.

Yeah i spotted those, it seems they and Callaway are the only companies doing them, seems a massive gap in the market. If its properly waterproof then that'll do for me

 

[chris661]

Sun Mountain H2nO bags are fantastic. Rubber cowlings covering all zips. and properly waterproof (until you unzip the hood, of course). I've got one and they're great.

Yeah i spotted those, it seems they and Callaway are the only companies doing them, seems a massive gap in the market. If its properly waterproof then that'll do for me

Titleist do a staydry bag too, along with the others they are stand bags. The problem with the waterproof bag is as soon as you unzip it to get a club out it is no longer waterproof

 

[TobieC]

Sun Mountain H2nO bags are fantastic. Rubber cowlings covering all zips. and properly waterproof (until you unzip the hood, of course). I've got one and they're great.

Yeah i spotted those, it seems they and Callaway are the only companies doing them, seems a massive gap in the market. If its properly waterproof then that'll do for me

Titleist do a staydry bag too, along with the others they are stand bags. The problem with the waterproof bag is as soon as you unzip it to get a club out it is no longer waterproof

I accept that there's not much to be done about that other than get clubs in and out as quick as possible, my problem is that after a few hours of constant rain its soaked through the bag and all the dry towels and gloves are damp as well as my wallet, phone, rangefinder etc. If the bag material is waterproof this wouldn't be a problem.
Or i could just move to The Algarve

 

[Imurg]

Got the Titleist Sta-Dry carry bag and true to it's word it's about as waterproof as you can get.