Golf Cart Bags: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The first priority whenever choosing a golf bag should be ease of transport. A decent bag can weigh anywhere between 3 to 13 pounds. Lighters bags are built sleek, while heavier bags are built deep with added compartments and durable material. It's important to keep in mind that the heavier a bag, the greater need for wheels and a handle, if not a looping strap to secure it onto a cart.
Fact #2. If you golf without a caddie, you may want a bag to come with a flip stand or a molded base. Both of these can enable a bag to stand upright. This prevents the bag's exterior from getting damp or accumulating a green film along its sides. It's safe to assume that sooner or later a golf bag is going to get wet.
Fact #3. When arranging a golf bag, most experts recommend that you start by placing the smallest clubs first. These clubs should be stored inside the bag's rear compartment. The reason being that whenever a bag is tilted, the smallest clubs are always the least likely to teeter out, or angle forth.
Fact #4. Assuming your bag has four central compartments, you'll want to divide your irons chronologically throughout the three bottom-most compartments. Place your woods, your wedge, and your putter in the compartment nearest the strap. Distributing the weight equally keeps your bag from getting front-heavy.
Fact #5. Regarding outside pockets, the common-sense rule is that drinks and snacks should be placed in a separate pocket from towels and gloves. Towels and gloves may be sweaty, or plagued with odor-causing bacteria. Balls and tees should be afforded their own pockets. They should be located near the bag's top. Tees, in particular, need to be separated to avoid anything valuable getting punctured or damaged.