(5) Testers ANNOUNCED: Bag Boy Chiller Cart Bag

[prussell24 58]

1. Glen Allen, VA
2. Old Maxfli stand bag (My Sun Mountain 3.5 stand had a child related accident so I need a new bag)
3. I have never owned a cart bag but the main thing I would want to gain is extra and well placed storage compared to a carry bag.

[TR1PTIK 2,159]

1. Grand Prairie, TX
2. Titleist Player’s 5 Stand Bag
3. Club Organization, Looks, Functionality, Storage

[golfish! 147]

Ontario, CA

Current bag (s) - Datrek DG Lite II Cart Bag and Callaway standbag ( no idea model as it was bought from Play It Again through consignment)

A good cart bag should have plenty of storage since you are most likely not carrying it. 

[tehuti 396]

Too bad I already own this bag or I would be in. Love it.

[Nolan220 216]

1. Location - New Jersey (South Jersey)
2. Current Bag(s) - Cobra ultra light cart bag, and Taylormade light weight burner stand bag for when I walk. 
3. Things you look for most in a cart bag - 14 club divider, cooler bag like the one on my cobra bag, multiply pockets and space to hold a lot of stuff. For instance I like to bring an extra pair of shoes spiked and spikeless and also a jacket and rain gear. Also I like durability since I don't change out bags much.  

[tchat07 857]

Frederick, MD
Ogio Stand Bag
Ability to fit snug in the cart without have to readjust every few holes or after you hit a bump. Also ease of carry in terms of handles and weight, have friends in the cart barn and I want them to stay my friends.

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[Garwood 18]

Here in Florida we continue to play but must carry our own beverages daily , the convenience of having a bag that could keep beverages cold would be a wonderful idea . I play golf almost everyday so this could be a game breaking item for people like me that carry beverages daily , and sandwiches for lunch . Love to give it a try 

[zrumble 424]

Great opportunity! I walk 95% of my rounds, so I’m not going to put my name in the hat. Good luck everyone!!

[Tom the Golf Nut 487]

Great opportunity good luck everyone.

This is actually the bag I use. I'll post an unofficial review shortly. Roughly one full season in use on the course both on a push cart and on a golf cart.

[Dragon3 37]

San Diego, CA

Nickent stand cart; use a pushcart at times for walking the course. 

Need a lot of pockets and storage areas for all my accessories; that doesn't protrude or appear bulky; appear hidden. Has to hold all clubs and then some.  Like a specific compartment for putter.  Comfortable strap and not stiff.

[AmishJason 248]

Searcy, Arkansas (courses never closed)

Currently I have a Strata stand bag.  It does have a pocket for keeping drinks cool, but it doesn't work at all.  I'm not worried about keeping the mountains blue or anything like that, but cold Gatorade is better than hot Gatorade.

I do not own a cart bag currently, but I have been window shopping for them.  The things I have been looking for the most in a cart bag are:

1. Ease of loading the bag onto the cart.

2. 14 full length dividers.  I have a friend whose OGIO bag goes so far as the have leather slots to help hold the clubs steady and reduce bag chatter.  Not sure of the model/year and I haven't seen anything like it in the newer cart bags.

3. A solid base that will keep the bag stable on the often buckled cart paths that adorn Arkansas courses.

4. Lastly, but most importantly, a solid reputation as a durable bag that will last for several years.

Storage is not a priority, because I travel relatively light.  Clubs, balls, tees, ball mark repair tool, ball marker, glove (and back up glove), and Gatorade (40-64oz minimum in the Summer and early Fall)

[golfergirl1 40]

I live in Seattle area.  I also walk the course, and as a female, believe me, I need a bag that has everything!  Every pocket and nook and cranny serves a purpose for me. I carry a variety of outerwear (Seattle is a tad bit wet), shorts, in case the weather warms up), the usual golf items:  balls, tees, markers, etc.  However, I also love to have my cold beverages be it a chilled bottle of water, a soda, or a beer or two.    

 

Currently, I carry the Ping Rhapsody bag and have it loaded onto my Bag Boy Navigator electric cart.  What I look for in a bag is storage, durability with zippers and enclosures, pockets that are easy to access with a few lined for jewelry or watches.  I like a large zipper section for jackets and rain gear, and easy to access umbrella holder and dividers for my clubs. I also like an easy to grab set of handles and a comfortable strap that is not too heavy or bulky.  Since I load and unload my own clubs, I would like the bag to be light weight enough to store all my clubs and accessories, and not too heavy as to make is difficult to transport between the car, trunk, cart, and back again.  I do like fun colors and would likely purchase a two-toned bag over a plain or neutral design. Currently, I prefer a cart bag, but I do appreciate a standing bag and often travel with that option for size and flexibility. My standing bag is a Sun Mountain, light weight carry bag.

 

Being a gal who loves the game, I love how TGS promotes the female perspective.  I'd love to help test this bag for the many readers and golf enthusiasts  who are in search for a new bag and may be interested in this product.

Stacy Brown

Edited May 1 by golfergirl1

[Hoyoymac 83]

Location - Savannah, GA area

Current Bag - Titleist Cart 14

What I look for in a bag - My preference is for a bag with enough dividers for all of my clubs and a dedicated putter slot.  Most of my rounds are played with a cart so I prefer a cart style bag.  I like a specific pocket for golf balls, another pocket for tees, ball markers, and my divot tool, a pocket for keys, change and cash, a pocket for gloves and a towel, a pocket for a vest or jacket.  I like a ring or two to hold a towel to clean my clubs, a club brush and for my rangefinder case.  A dedicated slot or pocket for an umbrella.  A slot for an extra pencil.   I like lots of pockets.  My playing partners tease me, because every time we pass a trash can I ask everyone if they have any trash. Can’t stand a messy cart or bag. 

A rain cover or snap on hood is nice for traveling, but I hardly ever use it otherwise. An insulated pocket or waterproof slot is nice to hold bug spray, sun screen or a drink.  

I also like a bag to be able to be personalized with my golf club’s name and logo on one pocket panel and my name on another.    A few sturdy handles on top and on the side.  A strap that has hardware that is removable and/or replaceable or stout enough not to break.  A loop or handle to slide a cart strap through.  Reinforcements along the place where the bag rubs on the cart so that the bag does not wear at that point.

Finally a UV protected color fast dyed fabric so that it won’t fade in the sun or rain and colors that won’t get dirty or dingy.

Thanks for considering me for the test.

A picture of my current bag is attached.

 

 

 

[AGutierrez7 89]

1. Merritt Island, FL
2. Callaway 2019 X-Cart Bag
3. Lightweight, 14 individual slots, and maximal storage

[LittleWalter 35]

1.  Location:  Bakersfield, CA

2.  Current Bag:  Sun Mountain Phantom'

3.  Things I Look For:  14 full dividers, a putter well, low handle for easy loading into my truck, something that fits my Clicgear push cart or a riding cart, pockets that are accessible when on either cart type, durability, light weight, simple color scheme, solid base, pockets for all my stuff (course accessories, rangefinder, gloves, sunglasses, cigar accessories), towel ring

[J.B. TexasEx 270]

1. Southlake, TX
2. Sun Mountain C-130
3. I like individual dividers for irons, a valuables pocket, and hopefully an insulated, cooler pocket that can store more than 4 beers with ice!

[Shankster 21,829]

Well this is different. Good luck everyone.

[John W Sutch 90]

Corpus Christi, Texas

Callaway Cart Bag

Lightweight, full length dividers, putter well that won.t wear, plenty of storage

My bag is shot. Edwin Watts just reopened here and was going to see what they had in stock tomorrow. May be worth waiting to see what happens with this. Looks like a good bag.

[blackngold_blood 3,512]

This is super cool.

I have had the Bag Boy Revolver for the better part of 3 years now and I can say without a doubt that the quality and durability are second to none.

Good luck everyone.

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[Hackster 57]

From California

  Currently using a Ogio alpha convoy.  Use mostly on a pushcart probably 80% of the time.  
  Couple of short comings in the Ogio is the full size pocket is not very large,  could use a large pocket on each side of bag.  Cooler pocket can barely fit 4 beers and ice so I just hang a cooler off my clicgear.  
  I have a few unused pockets in this bag that is just wasted space.

  I’m looking for a bag that would have ample room for rain gear, plenty of room for a favorite adult beverage, all the normal knic-knack’s, tees, ball markers, room for gps and not a lot of wasted space.