Best club dividers in a cart bag?

BrendanH · July 12

I've been wondering if there is a go-to cart bag for easy to use club dividers with midsize grips?

I already have what I feel is a large bag with full length dividers (Vessel Lux Pro), but even so I sometimes have to wrangle my clubs back in there. It's not bad, but I have started wondering if there is something better out there? Maybe the 15-way top in the Vessel is unnecessarily cramping the available space and perhaps a 14-way would be better?

JimMLINY · July 12

No problems for me with C130 or C130-S Sun Mountain bags.

Edited July 12 by JimMLINY

davegregoire · July 12

Ive had the Ping Pioneer and it was great. I have a the Vessel Cart bag now and its also great. No issues at all with Midize grips.

Edited July 12 by davegregoire

WesternRacing · July 12

I’m going to once again plug the Jones Rider cart bag, as I absolutely love mine. It’s a slim cart bag that is styled like a staff bag. Looks killer and there is plenty of room for both clubs and gear. I have standard grips on my clubs, but I could easily put another 3-4 clubs in this bag and still not tangle.

Two downsides. First, it is expensive ($500). Second, it’s a staff bag style, so to access the big storage section in the back (front) when you’re on a golf cart, you need to release the cart strap and tilt the bag. I’ve learned to get things out of those pockets before I load the bag onto the cart.

I love mine. I’ve never had anyone compliment me on a golf bag until I got this bag, and I’ve had multiple people approach me on the range to check it out. What I love about it is that, on the range, it stands up straight, the clubs present beautifully, and I can pull/replace clubs so easily. I can run through the bag without having to bend over and struggle to get clubs out of a bag leaning on its stand. For someone like me with a bad back, it’s a huge difference.

farney · July 13

53 minutes ago, WesternRacing said:

I’m going to once again plug the Jones Rider cart bag, as I absolutely love mine. It’s a slim cart bag that is styled like a staff bag. Looks killer and there is plenty of room for both clubs and gear. I have standard grips on my clubs, but I could easily put another 3-4 clubs in this bag and still not tangle.

Two downsides. First, it is expensive ($500). Second, it’s a staff bag style, so to access the big storage section in the back (front) when you’re on a golf cart, you need to release the cart strap and tilt the bag. I’ve learned to get things out of those pockets before I load the bag onto the cart.

I love mine. I’ve never had anyone compliment me on a golf bag until I got this bag, and I’ve had multiple people approach me on the range to check it out. What I love about it is that, on the range, it stands up straight, the clubs present beautifully, and I can pull/replace clubs so easily. I can run through the bag without having to bend over and struggle to get clubs out of a bag leaning on its stand. For someone like me with a bad back, it’s a huge difference.

Any chance you have used this bag on a push cart? I really like it but I am probably 75% push, 25% ride.

WesternRacing · July 13

1 hour ago, farney said:

Any chance you have used this bag on a push cart? I really like it but I am probably 75% push, 25% ride.

I’ve used it on an MGI Navigator electric trolley and it worked great. If I were pushing though, I might go with a lighter bag. I have a Titleist Players 4 Carbon that I’d use if I was using a manual push cart.

Edited July 13 by WesternRacing

BrendanH · July 15

Thanks for all the replies. Somehow I forgot to click 'Follow' so I only just now saw these.

Must check out the Jones. I've often been interested in them but they always seemed to be light on pockets to me.

I actually have a C-130 in the garage from a few years back so I guess I should try that out as my first step.

That said, I played yesterday and my Vessel seemed to behave a little better than before. Maybe because it was on a push cart rather than riding. I wonder if the angle helped separate the clubs a little better. That's normally not something I would expect, but might be valid with individual full-length dividers...