Golf bags on clearance

Golf bag or trolley bag: carrying or rolling your equipment

The golf bag is worn on the back with two straps and unfolds two legs when placed down, keeping the clubs tilted and within reach: lightweight, it's ideal for golfers who walk their course, like the Callaway Chase, the Cobra Ultradry Pro, or the TaylorMade FlexTech Carry. The trolley bag, like the Big Max Dri Lite Sport, the Callaway ORG, or the Ogio All Elements Silencer, which is bulkier, has a flat base that sits securely on a manual or electric trolley, and pockets that are accessible once strapped. Hybrid models, like the Big Max Heaven Seven, can be carried or placed on a trolley. These clearance items are not restocked.

Other clearance items

The golf clearance also includes:

• Clubs.
• Trolleys.
• Shoes.
• Clothing.
• Accessories.
• Kids.

All the clearance items are gathered on the golf page.

Maximum fourteen clubs: dividers and storage

The rules of golf allow a maximum of fourteen clubs in the bag during a round, and most trolley bags come with as many dividers, mounted up the full height to prevent the handles from getting tangled. Traditionally, the driver and woods are stored at the top, the irons in order in the center, and the wedges towards the front; many bags reserve a wide tube for the putter to protect its grip. Lighter tripod bags often have only four to six compartments, which is enough for a half-set. A high number of dividers also prevents the iron heads from clanging against each other and getting marked over the holes.

Water-resistant bags: keeping the clubs dry during a downpour

A water-resistant bag is recognized by its coated fabric, watertight zippers, and welded or covered seams: rain doesn't penetrate either the pockets or the bottom of the bag, where damp grips would become slippery. At Big Max, the Dri Lite and Aqua ranges are built around this promise, like the trolley bag Dri Lite Sport or the tripod Dri Lite Aqua Seven; the Callaway ORG HD and the Ogio All Elements follow the same line. A rain cover also protects the club heads during the round. On return, leave the bag open to dry and prevent mould and smells.

JuCad bags and bags for young golfers

JuCad, a German brand known for its carbon trolleys, designs trolley bags meant to fit together: the JuCad Style in synthetic leather emphasizes elegance, the Pro Cart Dry focuses on waterproofing, and the Pro Tour Bag replicates the look of large tournament bags. For young golfers, the kids' trolley bags JuCad are sized for a junior half-set: shorter, they stay stable on the trolley and don't drag on the ground. A child just starting out often plays with five to seven clubs: a compact bag is sufficient, to be changed when they grow and their set expands. The tripod bag Spalding Half, designed for a half-set, also suits teenagers carrying their bag.

Frequently asked questions

What golf bag for an electric trolley?

Choose a trolley bag with a flat and non-slip base, with pockets placed at the front to remain accessible while strapped. A lightweight bag also eases the load on the motor and battery on hilly courses.

What does the size of a golf bag in inches mean?

It indicates the diameter of the opening at the top of the bag, about eight to ten and a half inches. The wider the opening, the easier it is to store and remove clubs, but the heavier and bulkier the bag becomes.

How to carry a tripod bag without getting tired?

Use both straps and adjust them so that the bag rests high and centered on your back, like a hiking bag. Carrying it on one shoulder causes imbalance on a multi-kilometre course.

How much does a tripod bag weigh?

A tripod bag generally weighs between one and a half to two and a half kilos when empty. With a full set, balls, and a rain jacket, it often exceeds ten kilos, hence the appeal of a lightweight model.

How to clean a golf bag?

Empty all the pockets, shake the bag upside down to remove sand and grass blades, then scrub the fabric with a soft brush and soapy water. Let it dry open, in the air and in the shade.