carry stand bag vs cartbag on buggy

[JTMalley]

I use a Callaway Weekend Org 14 bag. Great bag. It has alot of pockets to hold almost everything I can think of bringing out with me... including a 6 pack in the cooler pocket!!!

I have a stand bag but it was just too small.

[mancest]

I have the Sun Mountain MPB bag, wonderful bag, it is a little heavier then your regular carry bag, but it has more features and the criss-crossing shoulder straps. Also has 14 full lenth dividers so I can keep my clubs from clanking around too badly. I usually use a push cart, and this fits in it really well. Gives me the option to carry if I get to the course and have forgotten the cart at home.

[Eore]

i like stand bags. they fit on carts, and i only take a cart when the weather is bad or i play with other people so i need a stand/carry bag

[PuterPutter]

I just bought the Sun Mountain MPB and like it for a stand bag.

It does not fit on my clicgear push cart as good as I like.

The foot that extends the legs gets in the way when I set it on
the push cart.

If anyone knows a solution to this let me know.

I can carry it for nine holes without any trouble too.

[jwnolefan]

My new Ogio Grom stand bag should be here on Monday and I will put it on my new Clicgear 2.0 push cart. Now I just need new irons and a new game since mine is floundering!

[SALUKI LEFTY]

If you always ride in a cart, I prefer a staff bag for a few reasons.

-Clubs go in and out much smoother because it's roomy.
-The tour staff bag provides more overall protection to your gear, hence why the pro's use them.
-Finally you have more room to store stuff vs a stand bag.

I've had both, and if you want durability that lasts a long time and you are going to ride, go with a cart bag. Otherwise, if you walk, get the stand bag.

[brianzchuk]

My first bag was a stand model that always twisted on my pull cart so I've been using cart bags since with no fatigue problems. There are a few lightweight cart bag options, if weight is going to be an issue, but they are quite spartan. I use a Sun Mountain C-130 on a Clicgear 2.0 cart. Definitely not a lightweight set-up but it rolls beautifully and carries more than anyone could need on a golf course.

[WannaBeBogeyFree]

Get yourself a good lightweight stand bag. Good for walking, sticking in the back of a cart, or pull-cart. Plus they cost a whole lot less.

Unless you have someone carrying it for you, forget the cart bag.