How to Buy and Organise a Golf Bag

 

Buying a golf bag is one of the more personal choices any golfer gets to make besides the choice of clubs you decide to put in it.

Unless you've got a caddie or are planning to ride a golf cart around the course, you're going to need a decent lightweight carry bag. Here we review the Nike Golf Ladies Xtreme Sport IV Carry Bag.

Nike Golf have combined innovation and functionality to create their new ultimate lightweight golf bag – The Nike Vapor X.

If you're looking for a handy carry bag to take on the golf course with you, then the Nike Performance Carry Bag is definitely a good buy, and we review it here.

Every golfer needs a practical, lightweight solution to their around-the-green club storage. Hailed as the comfiest there is, we review The Nike Golf Xtreme Sport Carry Bag III.

Titleist bags have always been a chosen favourite among golfers and while more clubs provide trolley and cart bags, Titleist continue to develop and improve their carry range to accommodate the dedicated golfer who still prefers having his sticks on his back. The newest carry bag is the pinnacle of lightweight comfort and functionality as we review the SX1 Ultra Lightweight bag here.

Designed as an improvement on Ping's original Latitude bag, in many ways this could be seen as a complete redesign - with many new features and some really impressive practical elements, it is tipped as an award winner. Feedback has been exceptionally good since its launch, and its innovative design and incorporated technology assure that it will continue to be a huge success on the course. The Latitude v2's seven pockets have been really well thought-out and carefully placed to ensure that everything you need to hand will be always easily accessible to you. There is a place for everything, so you needn't worry about losing your keys or a pencil in the bottom of your bag ever again - every item you're likely to need has its place in the Latitude v2.