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Has anyone seen or bought one of these bags yet? They look interesting. 

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The WOODĒ Hybrid bag delivers a better way to organize your clubs and everything else you bring to the golf course. By separating your woods from your irons, it’s not only easier to find the club you are looking for, but also it...

 

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What do you like about it? Do you walk and carry often?

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  On 1/26/2021 at 2:59 AM, iacas said:

What do you like about it? Do you walk and carry often?

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I like the way it arranges the slots. I currently have a BagBoy hybrid stand bag that I really like, but I wish it had a slightly better slot setup. I either ride or use my push cart, but I still prefer having a stand bag. 

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I love the design of this bag. I really like the Woode 15. I love that it's made for push carts. Too bad that I just got my Ogio Alpha 6 months ago. I love the bad when riding, but not so much when pushing. The Hybrid would make a great range bag!


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