White Golf Bags - What's the point?

[One Planer]

Seriously, what's the point?




Cracking looking but not what you would call practical in the UK.

You'd have to take a pack of baby wipes to keep wiping it down to get the mud off.


I am tempted though

 

[brendy]

Yer man will probably sell a tartan wipe holder sure!

White in the winter isn't a great idea but in the summer it's fine. Stand bags have a built in obsolescence anyway as they wear away while being carried over dozens of rounds.

 

[TreeSeeker]

mud on it proves that you play! wear it with pride.

 

[Pin-seeker]

That is a nice looking bag,probably need a 2nd bag for winter tho.

 

[Andy]

Do you wear white shoes?

 

[One Planer]

Do you wear white shoes?

Wear all colours pal.

 

[Andy]

Wear all colours pal.

Same thing, as you say, baby wipe at the end of play. No drama.

Bag looks cracking. Much is it?

 

[One Planer]

Same thing, as you say, baby wipe at the end of play. No drama.

Bag looks cracking. Much is it?

Just shy of 200 notes.

Just one of a few I'm looking at

 

[jim8flog]

It is so that when you go in to the woods to search for your golf ball you can find the bag easily after leaving it somewhere else.

 

[fundy]

as much use as white trousers are for me

 

[Jacko_G]

I have a white Motocaddy dry series bag and it doesn't look too bad at all considering it is a year old.

Then again I don't play soggy muddy churned up inland golf courses which splatter mud everywhere.

 

[One Planer]

I have a white Motocaddy dry series bag and it doesn't look too bad at all considering it is a year old.

Then again I don't play soggy muddy churned up inland golf courses which splatter mud everywhere.

I do

 

[Dan2501]

I've got this TM Staff bag:

Looks awesome but man does it attract the mud, had to put it away way earlier into winter than I wanted to, can't wait for the course to dry up so I can get it back.

 

[Jacko_G]

I do

Well I wouldn't buy it then unless you will rigorously clean it after every round.

 

[One Planer]

Well I wouldn't buy it then unless you will rigorously clean it after every round.

In the words of my wife:

"If you buy that, you'd better buy a pressure washer to clean it"

 

[Robster59]

I have a white carry bag which I use when travelling or as a winter bag. It's actually a Ladies golf bag (Ogio Featherlite Luxe) but I liked the look of it and have had it about 3 years now. Quite nice looking actually and it looks like it's made out of water resistant plastic material. Perfect for the Scottish winter and also easy to clean. It's got the Ogio Woode divider system which I like as well.

 

[Midnight]

Nice one on e bay at the moment mate , 17 hours left no bids.

 

[Midnight]

Nice one on e bay at the moment mate , 17 hours left no bids.

Scrap my last mate, just seen that was the photo you had up, sorry.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I've a white DLX Ping bag which is three or four years old. Getting marked, mainly where it gets chucked in and out the car. Does look its age and I wouldn't go white again. I do find the Go-Kart card does seem to do a good job of stopping it getting mud splattered though

 

[One Planer]

Scrap my last mate, just seen that was the photo you had up, sorry.

I got the image from Google images, but thanks for the heads up :thup: