Golf Stand Bag 14 Way Top Dividers Ergonomic with Stand 8 Pockets,Lightweight Golf Bag for Men, Golf Bags with Stand,Dual Strap, Rain Hood

I bought this bag on prime day for $108 to replace my current hybrid/carry bag which no longer suits my needs/is falling apart.I used to only ride the cart, but have recently started walking the course. I have an old Tommy Armour stand/carry bag that has lasted me for about 10 or 12 years now. The old bag itself is fine, and actually really lightweight, but I lost the rain hood, and the stand mechanism is totally shot, legs do not kick out. So now, I carry the bag around the course, and lay it down on the tee boxes, or near greens, or next to me in the fairway or rough, getting muddy, rolling around, towel getting dirty etc… Not ideal.This bag is perfect for my needs as a replacement.The rain hood is in one of the big pockets. There are plenty of pockets for storage of the several dozen golf balls I need (I’m a golfer who tends to explore ‘off the beaten path’ if you follow my meaning).The 14 way club dividers do go all the way down, but there are still occasional issues with clubs sticking a bit. The dividers are fabric down inside the bag, and so the club grips do sometimes still rub and sort of cross each other a bit.Not as bad by far as on 3,4,5,6,7 etc. way dividers in other bags like my previous one. I’d say I had some club pulling issues maybe once or thrice during a whole 18.Club rattle while walking was still present, but was significantly reduced from my old 7 way bag.Another review mentioned that the straps were a bit wide, even for a somewhat larger framed person. I’m 6’1”, and about 210lb, not particularly broad shouldered or muscular. I’d say if you’re slight in build or stature, you may have an issue with the straps trying to slide/slip off your shoulders. They didn’t do so for me, but I admit that it felt like they might a few times. I must’ve just made the cut for size/shoulder width. They seem to hold on at the top/outer edge of my shoulders in general. This may actually be better for weight distribution and reducing shoulder fatigue, but I do know what the other guy was talking about. It definitely felt wide, and was noticeable.The shoulder pads themselves are very comfortable and the padding is definitely thicker than my old bag. I certainly do not feel like the straps dig into the shoulder meat 😂 a comfortable carry for sure.This bag felt a bit heavier than my old one, and I’m not sure how it compares to others out there.Having said that, for a full sized, 14 way divider bag with stand incorporated, I’d have to think it couldn’t be too much lighter and have all these functions. I also loaded it down with probably 2 dozen more balls than normal, so that may have added to the weight today. 😂The zippers all seem of high quality so far, the material of the bag is seemingly solid.There are a few cool little features on this bag, one being the tee holders on the top/front. Not necessary, but kinda cool. Also, the divot tool holder on the front is something I haven’t necessarily seen before, but I’m sure is not unheard of..This bag has a ring for hanging a towel/brush, bag tags, etc. There’s a waterproof pocket for things like your phone/keys, etc, the Velcro area for the glove, and an insulated pocket for drinks. All pretty standard stuff, that pretty much all bags have these days, but nothing critical is missing, IMO.My favorite thing about this bag by far is the stand.Of course that was the main reason I bought this bag, and it was absolutely necessary for me to enjoy my rounds a bit more, while walking.I’m gonna try to describe the stand a bit more in detail.The problem with a lot of stand bags, like my old one, is that the mechanism works by an exposed metal bar that fits into an exposed plastic base, and when it bends, the legs kick out. Well, the metal bar doesn’t always fit securely into the plastic base. Especially with wear. It’ll slide or pop out as the plastic gets worn or damaged through use and abuse.Sometimes one end or the other or both of the metal bar detach from the top or bottom of the bag, and the metal bends or deforms, and the stand feature never works quite right, or at all, again. This happens to stand bags all the time, and happened to my old one.I just got this one, but the stand seems to be somewhat integrated into the actual frame of the bag itself. (See photos) There is no fully exposed, external metal bar that I can see or easily access. The bars are largely (though not completely) enclosed within the fabric of the bag, protecting it. Meaning, no fully exposed external metal bars that I can accidentally bend or detach, or otherwise ruin. There’s no plastic piece at the base where said metal bar would go, which could wear out or break.The whole standing mechanism feels rock solid. I push the bag down, with one hand, and the legs kick out. They always go all the way out, and the whole thing feels just…solid!I wish I could describe it better, but just please understand that this bag does not have the issues that typical cheap/budget stand bags have, as far as the actual stand mechanism is concerned.Feels MUCH more solid and dependable. Will likely never break or malfunction. This is a huge deal IMO, and really makes the whole thing a great buy.It does not have a known brand name. It could fall apart in a little while, since it was made in China. I will certainly put it through its paces.But overall, it seems like the best deal going if you need/want:Comfortable (if slightly wide) shoulder padding14 way dividersEnough storageA stand that works without effort, and seems like it will not break easily/was well designed.The things I’d look out for or say are ‘cons’:Probably not the absolute lightest carry/stand bag. (But not too heavy, and with such a solid stand mechanism AND 14 full length dividers, unlikely to find lighter, and a worthy trade off IMO)Shoulder straps a bit wide.No name brand.Overall, I recommend it strongly if you need a comfortable to carry, 14 way bag that will stand up with little effort and no hassle.

I was skeptical due to the price but this bag really seems to do it all! Light enough weight to carry, 14 dividers, and legs. Good for the cart, good for pulling, good for carrying. Lots of pockets. Hard to tell how durable it will be but given the price and the features, it would seem to be a good risk.

Great bag, many pockets, lightweight but the rain hood was missing. I contacted the company and they are giving me the run around. Two adults checked all pockets many times, even using a flashlight, our hands, etc. When filling the bag, we had ample room for all supplies - no hood.

Love this golf bag. Works great, and the value is great as well!

The bag is a little larger than my Nike Lite but that was to be expected. I wanted a decent third bag that wasn’t expensive. It’s definitely heavier but that’s to be expected since it’s larger than a bag titled “Lite”, I like the handles. Very sturdy, very convenient. Plenty of storage compartments. Lastly, the individual slots for each club creates an organized club layout—easy to find the right club.

Nice looking bag. My husband is very happy with this bag. Many pockets which he likes. Great for the price

My husband LOVES this bag. You are able to carry on your back, the colors are amazing, it has cart strap “pockets” the design is just beautiful. They really did great designing this one

Good bag for the price, but contrary to the image the front, lower pocket is not big enough to hold a pair of shoes. None of the pockets are big enough to hold shoes.