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Golfers love to criticize other people to take attention off their own shitty performance. Any golfer who criticizes another player's choices isn't a golfer I'd like in my foursome. Screw them if they critique your bag choice. Get what you want.

That's the Chicago Way! Personally I like having the Staff bag in the Trunk. If I'm playing in an outing and don't know anyone..yep staff bag because (it usually means I get to drive) it has my name and that way the group can "remember" me ..seriously I like it when the weather might get dicey. Holds every piece of gear I could imagine. The downside is some cart straps will not fit properly, only hanging on by 1/8 inch doesn't make me feel that the clubs will be secure. If you do ride with someone else that has a staff bag...awkward. Oh and caddies really don't like lugging the staff bags and all the stuff inside them...I carried it once for 3 holes after our cart shorted...it wasn't fun. Just get what you like...if you can't play good golf, then try looking good doing it! Joke...

"the only thing you should force in a golf swing is the club back into the bag" --Byron Nelson

Driver 983 K 8.5 Grafalloy ProLite Stiff
Fairway Big Bertha Steel Head 4 Wood Memphis 10 Steel
Irons 3-PW CB 690 Flighted Rifle 6.0 +.50..+1^Wedges Mild Steel Raw 254-10 & 260-10..+2^Putter 8802 the...


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