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This one weight 3.94 compare to 4.4 lb. Not much a difference in weight. I just like the 14 separator..
In theory I suppose half a pound isn't a big difference. When you start utilizing all those pockets, it'll get heavy real fast. The skinny bag forces you to carry less stuff.
I have a few 14 divided bag. Very few of them truly run the length of the club all the way to the bottom. So the grips rub regardless. They aren't all they're cracked up to be.
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I actually had that bag last year. The stand separated from the bag multiple times due to the rivets pulling out. I repaired a few times and then finally took it back. Overall mediocre product but Costco stood by their warranty.
I ended up with a Callaway hybrid bag from Carl's instead.
Meh. I actually walk and carry, so a good carry bag is worth its weight in price. I personally would NOT want to carry a bag that size. You want the center of gravity of the bag to be as high and close to your back as possible. It'll probably be more comfortable to carry a smaller, heavier bag than this dri-lite.
If you're a cart golfer this problem doesn't really apply. Then I'd ask why you're buying a stand bag.
I carry a lot, I would recommend the hoofer lite or the sun mountain 2.5. I am looking at the new light stitch bag as well, but waiting for a sale on it.
I wouldn't want a 14 divider in a walking bag. I like to keep the weight down by only carrying eight or nine clubs, too. Being forced to get creative helps your shotmaking when you have all 14 with you. And just like backpacking, half a pound doesn't sound like much but it seems to compound over a long period of time.
Two different products. OP's is lite. Costco's looks like it weighs a ton.
Costco one weighs 4.4 lbs according to specs. No way that's regular $325. Even $160 seems steep for a stand bag. Of course, I've never been in the market for one. I just use a push cart.
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Meh. I actually walk and carry, so a good carry bag is worth its weight in price. I personally would NOT want to carry a bag that size. You want the center of gravity of the bag to be as high and close to your back as possible. It'll probably be more comfortable to carry a smaller, heavier bag than this dri-lite.
If you're a cart golfer this problem doesn't really apply. Then I'd ask why you're buying a stand bag.
What carry bag do you recommend? I wanna start walking more this year.
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What carry bag do you recommend? I wanna start walking more this year.
I carry my bag on my back all the time, and I love my Callaway Hyperlite Zero. I've carried it for the past 6 years, and it's been a perfect companion. It only weighs 3 pounds!
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And Carl's is awesome.
https://www.costco.com/dri-lite-s...72158.html
And Carl's is awesome.
https://www.costco.com/dri-lite-s...72158.html [costco.com]
I have a few 14 divided bag. Very few of them truly run the length of the club all the way to the bottom. So the grips rub regardless. They aren't all they're cracked up to be.
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https://www.costco.com/dri-lite-s...72158.html
I ended up with a Callaway hybrid bag from Carl's instead.
https://www.costco.com/dri-lite-s...72158.html
If you're a cart golfer this problem doesn't really apply. Then I'd ask why you're buying a stand bag.
If you're a cart golfer this problem doesn't really apply. Then I'd ask why you're buying a stand bag.
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