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hey guys so im new to golf, im looking at buying a titleist stand bad and just wondering what stand bag fits in a push buggy and a cart the best,?

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Welcome to the forum @nicko1995 .

Stand bags don't fit into push carts very well.  I recommend going to a golf store and taking the stand bag and see how it fits in the push carts at the store.  Titleist stand bag are very good and made by Sun Mountain.

If you are going to always use a push cart, consider getting a cart bag instead.  I have the Titleist lightweight cart bag and use a Sun Mountain Micro push cart.  I have also had good luck with Sun Mountain cart bags.

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jsgolfer Super Member

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Welcome to the forum @nicko1995.

Stand bags don't fit into push carts very well.  I recommend going to a golf store and taking the stand bag and see how it fits in the push carts at the store.  Titleist stand bag are very good and made by Sun Mountain.

If you are going to always use a push cart, consider getting a cart bag instead.  I have the Titleist lightweight cart bag and use a Sun Mountain Micro push cart.  I have also had good luck with Sun Mountain cart bags.

I agree, I use a push cart and have a stand bag and it doesn't fit correctly.  I make it work, but I should probably get a cart bag sometime to make it fit better.

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dkolo Great Member

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I agree, I use a push cart and have a stand bag and it doesn't fit correctly.  I make it work, but I should probably get a cart bag sometime to make it fit better.

I don't have this experience at all. Maybe my CaddieTek cart is just really accommodating, but I've never had any problem with the Callaway or other brand stand bags that have gone into it. It's important to find a cart that has slots to accommodate the stand legs.

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