Cart bag in a push trolley...

[puttingpirate]

So, I have to put my cart bag 'the other way' (pockets facing down) on a push trolley... Anyone has the same issue and/or some solution?

 

Cause if I put it in the 'normal way' then my driver is at the bottom, and wedges on top. And it's very annoying to take out etc...

 

[null]

Don't you just have your clubs in the wrong spots in the bag?

 

Driver and putter should go on side of pockets and wedges should be on other end

[puttingpirate]

Don't you just have your clubs in the wrong spots in the bag?

 

Driver and putter should go on side of pockets and wedges should be on other end

 

Say what? How? The putter well is for a putter... I'm pretty sure of that... 

That's the setup:

 

[null]

Say what? How? The putter well is for a putter... I'm pretty sure of that... 

That's the setup:

 

 

I would think the putter would go in the putter well and the driver and woods would go in the next line of spots, followed by irons and then wedges. I don't have a putter well in my bag so I put the putter with my driver and fairway wood

 

[BIG STU]

LOL I have seen plenty of guys around here with several clubs in that putter well including the putter

[tony@CIC]

I would think the putter would go in the putter well and the driver and woods would go in the next line of spots, followed by irons and then wedges. I don't have a putter well in my bag so I put the putter with my driver and fairway wood

 

This is my setup

 

 

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[puttingpirate]

That's the CARRY bag. The stand one setup is different. And other way around basically

[puttingpirate]

I mean it works great on a buggy... Not so much on an electric trolley And the carry bag doesnt go well on either ? so ... lol

[null]

That's the CARRY bag. The stand one setup is different. And other way around basically

Isn't the putter well by the pockets? If so I'd put my clubs in the same way

[puttingpirate]

Isn't the putter well by the pockets? If so I'd put my clubs in the same way

 

Yea it is. The problem with it is - they are different depths. And don't fit in properly. Your wedge then is longer than your 9iron etc..

[bluesmandan76]

I Use my ogio silencer carry bag with a push cart without much problem. I see what you mean about the cart bag being backwards. But i would use it with putter well at top and woods at bottom. Also I would flip the irons to point up instead of hang down—that's what's great about the silencer; it will hold them however you stick them in there.

 

 

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[Kenny B]

This is why I recommended testing cart bags on push carts.  Most people that walk at my course with push carts have cart bags on them.  Some bags are better than others when fitted to a push cart.  On the Most Wanted Testing of cart bags, I want to know how easy is it to get clubs in and out on a push cart.  

 

BTW, I was disappointed in my Sun Mountain cart bag on my Sun Mountain MicroCart that when it became time to replace it, I went with a carry bag and it fits better on the push cart.

[Miketheripper]

Yeah, it does kind of suck trying to put a cart bag on a push cart, it's just one of those things you have to live with, unless you feel like rearranging your clubs every time you walk, I keep my clubs covered, irons included, so I don't have to worry about scarring the graphite shafts.

The Ogio silencer bag, as mentioned earlier, is probably the best solution.

 

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[Kor.A.Door]

Am I missing something. The cart bag goes on a push cart the same way as the drivin cart. Why would you need to flip it around? I guess I just don't see the issue.

[00sportsman]

Am I missing something. The cart bag goes on a push cart the same way as the drivin cart. Why would you need to flip it around? I guess I just don't see the issue.

That's because you're left handed, and you're used to everything being backwards.   I would say the same thing, but having the driver on the "bottom" and the putter on the "top" wouldn't bother me.  You'd just have to be careful about pulling some of the clubs.

[Miketheripper]

Am I missing something. The cart bag goes on a push cart the same way as the drivin cart. Why would you need to flip it around? I guess I just don't see the issue.

Because, in a driven cart, the golf bag and clubs sit vertically, so there's no issue with the iron heads leaning towards the driver and woods, which can scar the graphite shafts, and it puts the long clubs too close to the handle of the push cart.

 

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[Kenny B]

Am I missing something. The cart bag goes on a push cart the same way as the drivin cart. Why would you need to flip it around? I guess I just don't see the issue.

Not really.  On a riding cart the ball pocket is pointed out for access.  Most people will put long clubs in the back of the bag and short irons and putter in the front of the bag, again for access.  When you put that bag on a push cart with the ball pocket up, the woods are close to the push cart frame and the irons hang down onto the wood shafts.

 

I suppose when I am on a riding cart, I might be able to get used to having my woods on the outside, but it's more difficult for me to pull short irons over the top of head covers.

[bullldog]

If you have a clicgear cart.. Get you a tour bag accessory like this. Helps a bunch.

 

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[PlaidJacket]

Sadly I don't walk much any more. However, I have and older model SM SpeedCart and my Wilson stand bag works perfectly with it.

[bullldog]

 

 

 

I should really consider coming down Memorial weekend & play some golf with cha

 

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