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Spyder Great Member

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Hey guys,

I am in the market for a new stand golf bag and I'm not sure what to go after here. Ogio is obviously renowned for their customer service and quality as a whole (product quality/longevity). I am not so sure about Nike though as I never owned a Nike bag.

I came across the new 2014 Nike Performance Hybrid bag at a very low cost though and I like it a lot. I'm just not sure if this would stand up to something like a 2013/2014 Ogio Aquatech (or even the Shredder, or the Ozone).

Does anyone have this Nike bag, or experience with Nike stand bags? It sounds odd, but I mostly ride so the bag would not be used much for walking. The reason I don't like cart bags is because they generally are not stable and they constantly fall over in the wind, at the range, outside the clubhouse, etc.

Nike bag - http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pd/performance-hybrid-carry-golf-bag/pid-857576/pgid-1232639


Spyder Great Member

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Well, hell... I went with the Nike bag as an update lol. Apparently I may need to review it also judging by the crickets.


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Nice bag I have been looking at the same ones, have to let everyone know how you liked it.

I am in the same boat,  don't walk much but sick of my clubs always falling over.

Mike M.

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I couldn't get the link you provided to work so I didn't see it until I searched for it.  Looks like a nice bag, you should review it though, I'd be interested in hear how you like it out on the course.

Joe Paradiso

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I have an older Nike stand bag, no problems with it. I'd buy another Nike in a heart beat.

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