The Best Cart Bags of 2021
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The Best Cart Bags of 2021

The Best Cart Bags of 2021
PING Pioneer
TaylorMade Supreme
PING DLX
COBRA Ultralight
Maxfli Honors +
Best Cart Bag 2021
PING Pioneer

The PING Pioneer is the Best Cart Bag of 2021. A well thought-out structure guarantees the pockets never intrude on one another. Dividers are wide and prevent clubs from snagging. The Pioneer provides ample storage.

  • Best Cart Bag of 2021
  • Well-spaced full-length dividers
  • Cart strap pass-through
  • Ample storage
  • Perfectly placed pockets
  • Slightly heavy
TaylorMade Supreme

If you want a well-designed bag that puts the golfer’s needs first, look no further than the TaylorMade Supreme. Wide dividers keep you clubs from snagging. The Supreme has one of the largest cooler pockets in the test. Every storage pocket expands for maximum space.

  • Wide 15-way dividers
  • Expandable pockets
  • Extra-large cooler pocket
  • Separate cooler pocket
  • Only comes in two colors
PING DLX

The PING DLX is one small step below a staff bag. It provides an abundance of storage, has a magnetic rangefinder pocket and a hidden shoe compartment on the belly of the bag. It’s easy to clean and will hold absolutely anything you’d reasonably want to carry.

  • Hidden shoe pockets on belly of bag
  • Easy wipe-down material
  • Large pockets for storage
  • Large putter well
  • One of the largest bags tested
COBRA Ultralight

If you want pockets that don’t intrude on one another, the COBRA Ultralight has it all including a great cart strap pass-through for those who ride. The Ultralight comes with 11 fully functional pockets.

  • One of the lightest bags in the test
  • Excellent cart strap pass-through
  • Large storage pockets
  • Offered in multiple colors
  • Putter well occasionally snags
Best Value
Maxfli Honors +

The Maxfli Honor+ is for the baller on a budget. The Best Value bag of 2021 comes with a 14-way divider and 10 expandable pockets. The sturdy structure protects your clubs no matter how many times you slam your clubs into it.

  • Best Value Cart Bag 2021
  • Fully expandable pockets
  • Strong structure to protect your clubs
  • Separate putter well
  • Large cooler pocket
    • On the heavier side

    The Best Cart Bags of 2021

    It’s hard to reinvent the wheel. Right?

    Yes, you can tweak something here and there but you don’t mess with the basic concept. A car still needs wheels and a chassis, a house still needs walls and a roof and a golf club still needs a shaft, a head and a grip.

    Just like the basic golf bag. While the concept remains the same—you have to put your clubs somewhere, right?—it is being continually refined and improved.

    As a result, more and more bags are contending for this year’s No. 1 spot in our Best Cart Bags 2021 competition. Yes, there are some that need improvement but there’s less mediocrity. There’s little in-between. It’s either good or it’s not. We’ve looked at the “good” and now we are telling you what we consider the “best.”

    Whether you’re looking to buy the best cart bag today, seeking some buying advice or just want a closer look at what’s on the market right now, we’re here to help.

    Best Waterproof Cart Bag

    Best Waterproof Cart Bag

    Its rare to find a waterproof bag that doesn't lose its overall structure. Motocaddy Dry Series cart bag however holds its own allowing the pockets to remain poised which results in easy access with one handed opening and closing system. Storage is substantial and its dividers provide no snagging.

    Cart Bag Features That Matter

    Storage

    Some cart bags have multiple pockets but many of them may intrude into other pockets so check that glitch out. Golfers will need space for a rain suit, a sweater, refreshments and more.

    Magnetic closures are the standard for GPS pockets. They provide easier access to your device while eliminating the need to clip one more thing to your bag.

    If you’re looking for the Best Cart Bag of 2021 for maximum functional storage, there’s no better option than the Mizuno Tour Staff Mid. If you’re looking for plenty of storage with less bulk, consider the TaylorMade Supreme.

    Best Cart Bag For Storage

    Best Cart Bag For Storage

    Not the most obvious bag to include in the test but the Mizuno Tour Staff Mid can hold everything including the kitchen sink. It comes with a 5 way divider, 9 pockets and a sleek look design will catch the eye of many. Granted its more designed for the serious golfer but trust me, if you play competitively, everyone needs a smaller looking staff bag.

    Dividers

    Typically, cart bags offer 14 to 16 individual slots. Some even have a couple of putter wells. While few of us keep two putters in the bag, the extra spot can hold your driver or a ball retriever.

    If your clubs are snagging, consider a bag with individual full-length liners with no excess material. If club organization and snag-free access to your gear are your primary concerns, the PING Pioneer and the TaylorMade Supreme are the best of the best.

    Mizuno Tour Staff Mini
    Location – Golden Horseshoe Gold Course 16th

    Cart Strap Pass-Through

    For frequent riders and many push-cart users, the cart strap pass-through is a necessity. Assuming a competent bag design, a pass-through channel helps ensure full access to all your pockets when the bag is on a cart. Bags without pass-throughs force the straps to hug the pocket which limits access, rendering some pockets all but inaccessible.

    PING bags, notably the Pioneer, feature a flawless implementation of a strap pass-through. The Srixon Z85 is also excellent in this regard.

    THE BEST CART BAG 2021 - FEATURES

    ProductWeight (LBS)DividersPocketsPutter WellCooler PocketCart Strap Passthrough
    BagBoy Chiller

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    6.4149YesYesYes
    BagBoy Revolver XP

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    8.12159YesYesYes
    BagBoy Shield

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    6148YesYesNo
    Big Max Dri Lite Sport

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    5.151510YesYesNo
    Burton LDX Plus

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    5.9137YesYesYes
    Cleveland CG

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    5.4149NoYesNo
    Cobra Ultradry Pro

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    5.1148NoNoYes
    Cobra Ultralight

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    5.131411YesYesYes
    Datrek DG Lite II

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    5.14147YesYesYes
    Datrek Lite Rider Pro

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    6159YesYesYes
    Inesis

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    7.3158YesYesNo
    Inesis Waterproof

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    7.3158YesYesNo
    Maxfli Honors+

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    8.41410YesYesYes
    Mizuno Tour Staff Mid

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    9.657NoNoNo
    Motocaddy Dry Series

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    6.2147NoYesNo
    PING DLX

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    8.31515YesYesYes
    PING Pioneer

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    6.131514YesYesYes
    PING Traverse

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    6.11413NoYesYes
    Srixon Z Cart

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    6.21410NoYesYes
    Stewart Golf Staff Pro

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    8.121410NoYesNo
    Stewart Golf Super Sport

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    6.91510YesYesNo
    Sun Mountain C-130

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    7.131413YesYesYes
    Sun Mountain Maverick

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    5.151411YesYesYes
    Taylormade Cart Lite

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    5.7148NoNoYes
    TaylorMade Supreme

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    6.111511YesYesYes
    Titleist 15

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    7.31511YesYesYes
    Tour Edge Xtreme 5.0

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    4.1148NoYesYes
    Wilson Staff Exo

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    5.7149YesYesYes
    XXIO Lightweight

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    6.348NoNoNo

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    EXPERT TIP - Zippered Access to the Bottom of the Bag

    About half of the bags we tested offer a zipper that provides access to the bottom of the bag. If you sometimes accidentally drop stuff between your dividers or if you have sensors attached to your grips, it's an especially useful feature.

    More Tips

    • Trunk slammers should look for handles at the bottom of the bag and on the dividers so they don’t throw out their back lifting it.
    • Do you carry a GPS or rangefinder? While many choose to keep it in the cart with them, the best cart bags of 2021 have a thoughtfully placed magnetic pocket to provide easy access.
    • If you have an oversized putter grip, a separate putter well is beneficial. Be sure the bag you choose can accommodate the diameter of your putter grip.
    • Don’t just count pockets. Consider quality and functionality. A pocket with limited accessibility is all but useless. Look for pockets that are easily accessible and can hold everything you need.
    • If you frequently play courses with few or no water stations, consider a bag with dual water-bottle pouches or larger insulated pockets.
    • If your bag gets wet, wipe it down, empty it and put it in a warm place. Allow it to fully dry.
    • Some cart bags don’t work well on a push cart. However, Bag Boy has a patented design to ensure their bag remains upright and secure when matched up with their push cart.

    How We Test

    We're here to help you find the perfect cart bag to fit your needs.

    To do that, we employ a thorough and fully independent testing process that leaves no feature unexplored, no detail unchecked, and no stone unturned.

    Our Metrics

    Cart Bags are tested head to head using rigorous protocols.

    The metrics we consider when rating cart bags include Storage, Weight, Features, and Style.

    THE BEST CART BAGS 2021 - RESULTS

    ProductStorageStyleWeightFeaturesTotal
    PING Pioneer

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    2nd1st11th3rd95
    TaylorMade Supreme

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    2nd7th11th1st93.5
    Cobra Ultralight

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    7th5th3rd4th92.5
    PING DLX

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    4th2nd24th1st92.5
    PING Traverse

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    7th3rd11th4th92
    Srixon Z Cart

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    5th7th11th7th91
    Sun Mountain Maverick

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    5th7th3rd9th91
    Titleist 15

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    4th5th24th7th90.5
    Taylormade Cart Lite

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    12th11th3rd7th90
    Sun Mountain C-130

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    7th7th21st9th88.5
    Maxfli Honors+

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    12th15th24th5th87
    Wilson Staff Exo

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    7th11th3rd18th86.5
    BagBoy Chiller

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    7th15th11th17th86
    Motocaddy Dry Series

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    22nd5th11th13th86
    Stewart Golf Super Sport

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    16th15th11th12th85.5
    XXIO Lightweight

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    16th11th11th13th85.5
    Cleveland CG

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    22nd15th3rd13th85
    Datrek DG Lite II

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    14th15th3rd19th84.5
    Mizuno Tour Staff Mid

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    1st3rd28th25th83.5
    Stewart Golf Staff Pro

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    22nd11th24th9th83.5
    Cobra Ultradry Pro

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    22nd15th2nd20th82.5
    BagBoy Revolver XP

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    19th15th24th16th82
    Big Max Dri Lite Sport

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    19th15th3rd25th80
    Datrek Lite Rider Pro

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    15th23rd11th22nd79.5
    Burton LDX Plus

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    16th25th3rd22nd79.5
    BagBoy Shield

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    22nd23rd11th21st79
    Tour Edge Xtreme 5.0

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    26th25th1st27th76
    Inesis

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    27th25th21st22nd75
    Inesis Waterproof

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    27th28th21st28th70

    Best Cart Bags of 2021 – FAQ

    Q: How much should I spend? 

    A: Well-designed, fully featured cart bags generally start at $169.99 with the majority of our top choices being in the $250 to $300 range.

    Q: Do I need an insulated pocket?

    A: Maybe. However, if you’re on the course for the full 18 and travel with a selection of refreshments, an insulated pocket is essential. In general, when it comes to insulated pockets, bigger is better.

    Q: Should I buy a bag from one of the big equipment brands?

    A: While it’s true the top performers in our tests often come from names you know, many equipment OEMs source their bags from third parties like Sun Mountain and Vessel. However, rarely do these white-label offerings match the performance of the top bags in the supplier’s own lineup.

    Q: Does the cart strap pass-through matter?

    A: The short answer is yes. Cart strap pass-throughs ensure access to key storage spaces within the bag without limiting access to the vital pockets.

    Q: Do dividers really matter on a cart bag?

    A: Dividers are one of the most important features. Dividers that don’t have much space between each slot will cause snagging when taking your clubs out. Trust us … It gets annoying. Well-spaced dividers allow for easy extraction of your clubs.

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        Pete

        3 years ago

        Hi Harry & Team,

        I’ve been trying to find the Taylormade Supreme cart bag but can’t find it anywhere, not even on the Taylormade site itself. Is this a new bag coming some time this year or have Taylormade renamed it?

        Thanks.

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        James

        3 years ago

        I would just love a cart bag that has a putter well big enough for my frontline pistol grip. Bought a new putter which won’t fit and now I ‘need’ a new bag

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        Vin M.

        3 years ago

        Not sure exactly how large your putter grip is, but I have the Datrek DG Lite II bag, and the putter well is pretty big. And it’s one of the least expensive bags on this list. Highly recommend.

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        Trevor

        3 years ago

        Thank you MyGolfSpy for all the work you do, keep it up. I recently bought the Maxfli Honors+ “baller on a budget bag” based on this years review. My decision criteria included this review, cost, and styles available. I have run into one disappointing aspect however, the strap pass-through. Further I am wondering if it is unique to my golf cart.

        I had a working assumption MyGolfSpy tested the fitment to golf carts but maybe not all types. If the entire three section of the Maxfli Honors+ bag are used the strap doesn’t fit properly on an EZGO RXV. I can forgo the side two pass-thoughts, relying on the one on the back, and it works but obstructs the larger zipper pockets. Might be an opportunity space; fitment review across a section of golf cart fleets.

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        Bob Kirkwood

        3 years ago

        Why no Callaway bags included?

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        Luke

        3 years ago

        How is the Ping Pioneer the best overall cart bag but the Pioneer Monsoon not the best waterproof bag? Is there a big difference between these bags?

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        Mat

        3 years ago

        Pockets aren’t the same, and have less space. Zippers aren’t the same.

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        WYBob

        3 years ago

        Harry: a suggestion for next year- subdivide the category into the best cart bag for an electric cart and the best cart bag for a golf trolley (aka push-cart). There are different considerations for both applications. For example weight- I like to walk and use a trolley, but I also play fairly hilly courses in the Mountain West. A heavy bag on a trolley is a pretty good workout especially on the inward 9. If my bag is on an electric cart, I really don’t care what it weighs. However, if I am walking with a trolley, weight is an extremely important consideration. So is the bag’s top organizer and where clubs ride relative to each other. Another design consideration when using a trolley- Sun Mountain’s cart bag base is molded in such a way as to fit the Sun Mountain trolley base thus avoiding bag twisting during the round. If I am riding on an electric cart, that doesn’t matter. I appreciate you listening. Cheers…

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        Bruce_Almty

        3 years ago

        Excellent suggestions; I’m a push cart walker myself.

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        Jim Cowley

        3 years ago

        Since I am unable to walk a course anymore I use a riding cart and I love my Bagboy Revolver. The club I want is always just a few seconds from being right in front of my hand and I can keep my clubs in numerical order without having to search for the opening to replace it.

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        P.J.

        3 years ago

        I’ve been a Ping Pioneer bag guy for over a decade, but recently switched to the Revolver XP bag. Why?!? Simple, I use a push cart – and being able to rotate my clubs around, so my driver is on top, putter isn’t clattering around – is a big deal to me. HUGE deal!! That being said, we need bags that fit better on push cart and still functional. Hate the slanted angle that push carts are designed for these days. Really wish Upright Caddy golf cart was still available, but alas, I digress. PLEASE MyGolfSpy.com, the push cart market exploded in 2020, do a review of push carts/bags that fit well on them and still have functional pockets available. This winner, Ping Pioneer (like most cart bags), on a push cart is backwards – if you want to access the “front” pockets. And then, the clubs are in the wrong spot. Help us!!

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        O2BGolfn

        3 years ago

        Totally agree with P.J. ! Bought a SM C130 for my BatCaddy and the more I use it the more I realize how poorly designed it is for this motorized push cart . Love to see you review these bags used with a push cart . Should not be too hard to do since you already have them there to test .

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        Mike

        3 years ago

        Wow, funny should say that about the clubs sitting in the backwards, I could never figure out what was going on with all the pushcart bags. I actually bought one off the Walmart website for $99. Very light, no frills, not a ton of pocket space but that’s not a big deal to me. So far, it’s worked fantastically, the club sit in there as good as any bag costing twice as much

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        Alex

        3 years ago

        I use the Ping Pioneer on my Stewart X9 Follow. I do have to switch my clubs around but I like the bag on there because the pockets are useful. Such as the small pouch above the ball pocket makes an easy phone pouch. The Stewart is designed so bad with awful accessories that this bag saves it.

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        Jeffrey Reed

        3 years ago

        Are there any differences between the 2020 and the 2021 version of the Pioneer?

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        Alex

        3 years ago

        Looks like the update is just colors.. It’s been the same bag for awhile.

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        Jeff R

        3 years ago

        On the Ping Pioneer. Sorry I left that part out!

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        Ty Kelley

        3 years ago

        What is the difference between the PING Pioneer 2020 and 2021 bag?? Why would I get the new 2021 over the 2020? Also how waterproof is this bag? And how wills does it fit on Clicgear 8 cart?

        I currently have the PING Hoofer 14 and it gets soaked in the rain and doesn’t fit on cart very well.

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        CampagnoloBob

        3 years ago

        When I heard that you planned to release the testing results this week, I bet my friend $20 that the winner would be a Ping bag. Not because it’s a better bag than several others, but because you guys seem to have a soft spot for Ping. There are some great bags out there like the Vessel HV Cart that didn’t even get a look which is a shame. With Vessel’s presence on Tour, it has to be a well made and functional bag. Plus it is brand agnostic regarding which clubs (i.e. Mizuno) I put in it.

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        Jim

        3 years ago

        Bought the Ping Pioneer and love it. Only downside is the location of umbrella holder. As a right handed person, I tend to carry the bag on my left shoulder which makes it very uncomfortable with an umbrella on the bag. Not a carry bag, but you have to carry from car to bag drop, so this is the only negative I have.

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        Mles

        3 years ago

        Bag Boy Defender & Compact 3 cart have served very well over the past 2 seasons. Top-Lok system works as advertised, and extra points for having drainage holes in the cooler pocket. Two minor complaints: 1) zippered (instead of magnetic) rangefinder pocket, and 2) no mesh pocket on the cart for wayward clubhead covers.

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        Tom D

        3 years ago

        Datrek bags also have the Top-Lok system that integrates with the Bag Boy carts. Absolutely no twisting, and you can have the bag out of the trunk, attached to the cart, and be on the way to the course in under a minute. Highly recommended !

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        Bill

        3 years ago

        Do you have to fasten the bottom strap on the cart with top-lok? I’ve been itching to get a bag boy/datrek bag for that exact reason.

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        Mles

        3 years ago

        I haven’t needed to secure any bottom straps. Top-Lok secures the entire bag. IIRC Bag Boy and Datrek are under the same banner, so I guess it makes sense that they both use Top-Lok.

        Ken

        3 years ago

        Are there any cart bags [not staff bags] that have top opening of 5 or 6 slots?

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        dr. bloor

        3 years ago

        Sun Mountain has a five-opening option for the C-130 in addition to the 14-slot model.

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        Jeff Franke

        3 years ago

        Why do all these modern bags look like they are made on the same assembly line in CHINA? They all seem to have the same plastic handles of one or two types on the top..
        Are these really made at the same place or do they source the frames from one place and “brand” it.

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        Kansas King

        3 years ago

        It is certainly possible that some of these bags are made by the same company. However, I think many bags are similar simply based on the fact that they all have the same design constrains (hold 14 clubs on a cart) and over time the industry has found what works. There may be some differences in features or number/type of pockets but there is really only so much that can be done without sacrificing utility.

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        PD69

        3 years ago

        Because the hardware parts like the top, handles, zipper pulls, towel clips, buckles, and bottoms are mostly catalog parts from companies that specialize in those items. Some OEMs will design their own, but the same supplier makes the molds and handles the production for those items as well. I know this information from first hand experience as a softgoods/accessories product designer.

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        Dennis Whitehead

        3 years ago

        Have you done any testing on zipper quality? I have had 2 TM bags, zippers failed on both.

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        Steven

        3 years ago

        First off I think that these huge cart bags obscene. Too big and too heavy. I have a Ogio carry bag that fits perfectly fine on my older clicgear cart or just walking.
        I also have a Bagboy stand bag that’s a little larger and a little heavier for when I ride while playing with my older friends.

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        David Silkroski

        3 years ago

        Somehow I’ve survived without a special cart bag for 70+ years; light / versatile carry bags seem to work for me (even when using a cart) Choose wisely!

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        Gary

        3 years ago

        How do you do this test without any Titleist cart bags included?!?

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        Harry Nodwell

        3 years ago

        The Titleist bag was included but didn’t make it in the import. It has now been added to the charts.

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        Steve Uhlenbrock

        3 years ago

        Thanks Harry. Will do.

        Doug

        3 years ago

        It’s too bad that you didn’t get to review one of these wheeled bags that I’ve seen lately. Maybe it’s the old finally coming out of me, but being able to roll your bag from the car to a cart seems like a great idea, but I wonder how that translates into lost storage or even fitting in or on carts.

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        Jeff

        3 years ago

        Just curious, why wasn’t Ogio nor Titleist bags included in the test? Might be good to put a section on those brands omitted as to why they were omitted.

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        Harry Nodwell

        3 years ago

        The Titleist bag was included but didn’t make it in the import. It has been added to the charts.

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        Fredrik Berglund

        3 years ago

        Thanks for the article! I love mygolfspy consumer first approach.

        For me the best cart bag is Titleist 14 hybrid. I know. It is a stand bag. But I use it as a cart bag when I play and as a stand bag when I train. For looks, I would go with the Titleist Premium Cart Bag. And it is waterproof and seems to be of high quality. Oh yes, I am biased. Titleist fan boy with wedges and Woods from Titleist. But evert time I see picture of the premium I have to think for myself that I don’t need it to reduce the urge…

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        Steve Uhlenbrock

        3 years ago

        We need a push cart bag review. I have to use the our club’s push carts and I need a bag that doesn’t twist and is meant for push carts.

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        Harry Nodwell

        3 years ago

        We have looked into this. However, there are multiple different cart designs out there and quadruple that with the amount of cart bags on the market. There are endless amount of configurations that could materialize depending on the cart and bag combo. There are bags and carts that have lock systems that prevent you bag from twisting. Check out Bag Boy and Motocaddy to ensure your bag remains upright.

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        Tom

        3 years ago

        Harry, of the top bags, which would be best for a pushcart in your opinion? I know pushcarts can very, but which bags would be appropriate for a pushcart?

        Jim Clifton

        3 years ago

        I have the Ping Pioneer and love the design, but the biggest issue is that after just 9 months of use, the material is BADLY faded. I have the black version. Will not purchase again.

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        Harry Nodwell

        3 years ago

        Hi Jim,

        Unfortunately, this is true with all dark color bags that attract sunlight no matter the brand. Look for a bag with grey, white etc. You will have a better chance of keeping the color vibrant for longer.

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        chrisK

        3 years ago

        I got the Ping DLX bag about 13 months ago, it’s a wonderful bag. I will say that the “PING” lettering and the “DLX” lettering are starting to peel off in pieces. That sucks, but the bag is still awesome. It’s about the only thing Ping can improve upon, most likely :)

        Chris

        3 years ago

        Really need to rate them on push cart use. A good riding cart bag will not work great on a push cart and vice versa. I have 3 bags for this reason, riding, pushing, and carrying.

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        Gordon Stephen

        3 years ago

        2 thing that I believe you should consider in your 2022 test.
        1 – how easy is it to get the cart in and out of a vehicle. Many do not have 2 grip points of contacts on the same side of the bag and as a result it is very difficult to get agrip on the bag when taking it in/out of a vehicle.
        2 – many new bags also have multiple grommets in their insulatated pockets. This allows you to pack your hydration fluids with ice in the pocket and as the ice melts it flows out of the grommet. Your fluids stay colder and the ice is gone at the end of the round.

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        Mitchell Heller

        3 years ago

        The other alternative on a ClicGear 3.5 or 4.0 cart is an accessory called the bag caddy. Works wonders for not having stand bags twist on the cart.

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        Mitch B.

        3 years ago

        Thanks for the Buyer’s Guides!

        While Cart Bag is a clear category, is there the potential to break up stand bags into “Best Hybrid Stand Bag” and “Best Stand Bag for Walking?”

        Love having legs for the range, but love storage and club management for the cart and pushcart.

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        Harry Nodwell

        3 years ago

        Hi Mitch B

        There is a separate category for stand bags which will include best walking and hybrid bag. The results will be published a week from today.

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        Mike

        3 years ago

        Really comprehensive review. I looked at the Ping pioneer bag but since I walk nearly all my rounds, it just didn’t work on a push cart. Since I’m back to walking over the past t minwo years, I’ve learned there are major differences among bags, even among push-cart bags, in terms of how they work/sit on a push-cart.

        The only problem I’ve had when buying any type of bag is that I prrfer to see it, touch it &test it in person, that’s the only real way I’ll know if I like it. And the big box stores near me don’t carry all these choices.

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        Harry Nodwell

        3 years ago

        If your problem is having your bag twisting on your push cart, look at Bag Boy and Motocaddy as they both have patented lock technology integrated into their bags. Granted you have to purchase their bag and push cart combo but it eliminates your problem.

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        Brett

        3 years ago

        So I would like to get a cart bag as I either walk with my Nitron push cart or ride in the cart. Harry would you buy the Bagboy to march up or get the Ping? Thanks, MGS Rules!!

        shortside

        3 years ago

        Bravo…….Nice catch Harry.

        I’ve had a Bag Boy Defender paired with their Quad XL for several years now.

        I don’t miss cart straps. Drop it in and go.

        No stems and seeds that you don’t need.

        Chris

        3 years ago

        My Ping traverse works well on a push cart.

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        Jeff

        3 years ago

        I currently have an Ogio GROM carry bag that I put onto my CaddyTek push cart. With the straps the cart has, and the slight cutouts at the top for the leg brackets to set into, no problems with the bag being securely affixed.

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        Harry Nodwell

        3 years ago

        Brett.

        For the best result, I would recommend purchasing a bag from Bag Boy to get the best fit with the Nitron push cart

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