Stand bags on push carts

[Alohaed]

Hi all,
I currently use my Cobra GT Cart bag when using my Bagboy push cart. Although the bag is huge, and somewhat heavy, it isn't too bad. But after 18 holes, and a number of rounds, it gets to me. I am thinking of getting a large, many pocketed stand bag, which is lighter, and thinner obviously, as I walk the course more. Do they go "legs side" down on the cart, and if so, is it ok for the bag? Or should one attach the bag sideways? I keep reading the rave comments on the Ogio Gromm. Anyone use this on a push cart? As I said, I want something with many pockets, for keys, cell phone, tees, balls, sunglasses, other accessories, and side pockets for shoes, jackets, gloves etc. And a 14 way divider.

[GaijinGolfer]

I started using my stand bag with a pull cart and found that the bag would sometimes shift around on me. I ended up removing the legs to allow it to fit better on my cart. You do want the legs to go down (facing the bag supports on the cart) and no, it wont hurt the bag.
Honestly though, if you play on using your push cart all the time, youre better off with a cart bag.

[danieldrieberg]

I put a Burton hybrid bag on my push cart. It's a cross between a stand and cart bag. Lots of storage--14 club slots--putter well-- yet is comfortable to carry too. Recently carried it at RTJ Capital Hills Senator layout. A good hike but doable. The legs can be tucked away. A good option

[te3point5]

I have the Ogio Grom bag, and it does have plenty of storage, zipperless ball pocket, water resistant valuable pocket, ball silo, etc. I have not used it with a push cart, but if you want access to all the pockets, you will have to put it on the cart legs down.

[GolfBear]

I used to carry all the time but I've recently switched over to a pull cart. It's not that I can't carry anymore it's that when I carry I have to be conscious of what I put into my bag. How many balls, rain gear, big versus small water bottle etc. With a pull cart I can stuff my bag so full that the pockets won't zip shut. I kinda like that!

[blackxpress]

Have you considered a light weight cart bag? I recently got a new bag because my Ogio O-zone was about worn out. I was also really aggravated with the way my clubs kept getting tangled up in the bottom and wanted something with a good 14 divider system. I looked at several different stand bags and couldn't find one that had all the features I was looking for. Then I found this Titleist lightweight cart bag and I couldn't be happier.

http://www.titleist.com/accessories/...t_cart_bag.asp

It's light enough that I could carry it if I wanted to and plenty light for a push cart. Has lots of pockets, is very well constructed and there is no way my clubs can ever get tangled. Best bag I've ever owned.

[jmanbooyaa]

I use a stand bag on a push cart. It works wells, the push cart I bought has notches built in so the stand bag legs can fit. There is never and movement of my bag. Love to walk the course and love my new pull cart.

[rlogolf1]

That souns like what I am looking for can you post the type of pull cart you have?

[keb]

http://www.austads.com/Arsenal-Mens-Premium-2010-Cart-Bag/10039721/Product

This is a great light stand bag on sale for $79.  Its been on  my push cart for 5 years and still in great shape.

[Dad-2-3]

I have a Nike Sasquatch and put it on a clic gear 3.0 legs down without difficulty. I can access all pockets with no problems.

[MiniBlueDragon]

I have an Ogio Vaporlite stand bag. When I bought myself a cheap pull cart (£20 UKP) to see if my stamina was improved I simply unclicked the stand mechanism and removed it. If I ever go back to carrying I know I can just clip it back on and everything will be normal again.

[jmanbooyaa]

Originally Posted by rlogolf1

That souns like what I am looking for can you post the type of pull cart you have?

I have the Tour Trek one-click push cart. I think you can only get it at Golfsmith but it is a great push cart perfect for a stand bag.