Our selection of Golf Bags brings together bags and covers for golfers: stand bags Big Max, Callaway, Cobra, Spalding and Malbon, trolley bags Big Max Dri Lite, Callaway, Ogio, XXIO and JuCad, kids bags JuCad, along with travel covers for planes and rain covers.
Store, carry and protect your clubs.
A well-organised golf bag saves time on the course. The woods and driver go in the top compartments, the irons in the middle in numerical order, and the putter in a dedicated spot, often on the side. Full-length dividers prevent the heads and shafts from clashing. The pockets hold balls, tees, a spare glove, a rain garment, and something to drink.
Golf bags come in different types:
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The stand bag, like the Big Max Dri Lite, the Callaway Chase, the Cobra Ultradry or the Malbon, is carried on the back with its two straps, distributing the weight across the shoulders; its legs unfold when you set it down. It suits golfers who walk. The trolley bag, like the Big Max Dri Lite Sport, Callaway ORG, or Ogio Silencer, is bulkier, attaches to a manual or electric trolley, and offers more storage. Waterproof bags, with sealed seams, protect the gear from rain. For kids, JuCad Junior bags are the right size.
To fly with your clubs, a travel cover protects the bag and the heads from bumps in the hold: hard models offer the best protection, while soft padded models fold up more easily. Many have wheels for getting around the airport. The heads of the woods are protected with their headcovers, and you should check the airline's transport conditions. On the course, the rain cover, placed on top of the bag, keeps the grips dry during a downpour, preventing clubs from slipping in your hands.
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The stand bag, light, with foldable legs and straps, is carried on the back for walking on the course. The trolley bag, heavier and roomier, attaches to a trolley and offers full-height dividers and many pockets.
Woods and driver go in the top compartments, the irons in the middle in numerical order, the putter in its dedicated place. This setup prevents the heads from clashing and allows you to find each club at a glance.
A child’s bag, like those from JuCad, is shorter and lighter, tailored to the size and number of clubs for a young player. It's easy to carry and works for practice as well as on the course.
Slip the complete bag into a padded travel cover, whether hard or soft. Protect the heads of the woods with their headcovers and place a rod longer than the driver in the middle to absorb shocks.
The rules limit the number of clubs allowed during a round to fourteen. Most bags offer fourteen slots or more, with dividers for storing driver, woods, hybrids, irons, wedges, and putter.