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Most of you could probably guess that my bag is the Ogio Exo, given that I've just posted my review of it.

I'm not asking what's in your bag, I'm asking what is your bag? What do you like and dislike about it?

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I like that Ogio management system. Do you have their shling strap? I saw it at at demo day a few months ago it didn't fit my shoulders too well nor did I like the single attachment point.

I used to have a Titleist X57 which I liked a lot except for the weight. I won a Nike Tour Air stand bag in a tournament and I love using it when ever I walk. It's really light and the dividers keep my clubs very organized. I think it looks pretty sharp too which is half the fun of a golf bag.

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I like that Ogio management system. Do you have their shling strap? I saw it at at demo day a few months ago it didn't fit my shoulders too well nor did I like the single attachment point.

No, just the standard double straps. I'm not sure the Shling is worth the expense. They haven't even put it on most of their bags yet.

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I have a Daytrek High Impact carry bag with the separate putter tube that I love.It is light and has plenty of compartments to carry all the crap that my wife buys me for christmas.My cart bag is a Bag Boy which I can probably pack everything I own for when she throws me out for playing too much.It has 2 club tubes in the front {sand wedge and putter}and holds my 40 or so balls that are allways in my bag.

In my new FT carry bag
FT-9 Tour nuetral 9.5
FT-15 degree 3 wood
Fussion Hybrids #2&4
Fussion irons with Grapholoy Pro launch Red shafts56&60 Cally X forged wedges with Red shaftsSG9 putterCally I ballBushnell Meadealist range finder


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I had to dig all the way to page 8 to find this topic. I was thinking of getting a new bag here pretty soon, and I would prefer a Titleist to be honest. But I can go with anything else, as long as it's good.

I just wanted to know if anyone has had any other experiences with Titleist bags or have heard anything on any of them. I looked at some at Titleist.Com, but opinions from users are always the best.

Any help would be appreciated.

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I have a Snake Eyes stand bag which I bought because it was cheap and I think that the logos the coolest one out of the manufacturers. The pockets are tiny, its kinda heavy so its pretty crap really but hey it onlys my club. The biggest disappointment is that it only has enough room for a 6 pack

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I had to dig all the way to page 8 to find this topic. I was thinking of getting a new bag here pretty soon, and I would prefer a Titleist to be honest. But I can go with anything else, as long as it's good.

Until I got my Titleist CBS 51 (from Japan), I was happy with my

Ogio Exo .

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Until I got my Titleist CBS 51 (from Japan), I was happy with my

Well, just by looking at the ones off Titleist.Com, I really like the X56 Stand Bag. It seems to be very light. It's nothing too special, but it seems to fit the casual walker, which I guess I can call myself.

Plus, the price is a little lower than the X57 and a few of the others.
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I have several bags at my house. I have a Ogio, 2 Titleist, Callaway, and a Ping. I am currently carrying the ping and love it. It is a great bag. All have been great except the callaway. But my Titleist and Ping are the favs.

Titleist 905R 8.5 w/ UST V2 75 S
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Titleist 695cb 2i w/ Rifle Project X 6.5
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Bag depends on the time of year and a few factors. I have a Ping Frontier which is pretty large. It is primarily my winter bag because I can fit tons of rain gear and clothing in there.

I have two other carry bags. One is a callaway and the other a Ping hoofer. I like the Ping hoofer for it's small size and light weight but the openings where you slide the clubs in are a little too small. The clubs get stuck on each other, especially when you have new tacky grips. The Cally has a much wider opening and better stand engineering but it's just a little big for carrying.

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See, I have a Ping hoofer as well, and that club thing kills me!! Sometimes I'll hit a bad shot and try to "more agressively" put my club back in the back and darn thing might pop out sometimes or only go halfway down. That really makes me look stupid.

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Never fails to amaze me Cody how your clubs always "jam-up" / you go to pull out one club but pull out 6 "stuck" together / your trolley falls over / your stand-bag blows over / your pencil lead breaks etc etc straight after making a big number or real ugly swing.

It NEVER happens when youve just rammed in a 40 foot tram-liner for par or stiffed a short iron for birdie does it ?

Glad its a Worldwide thing.I wont take it personally anymore


EDITED : I cant really get interested in bags too much.As long as its got legs,a double strap,plenty of pockets and isnt a Hoofer (GOD they are awful
) im easy.Currently using a Top Flite Strata something or other....

10.5 deg Titleist 905T.S-flex Graph-design purple ice.
TaylorMade 200 3wood.S-flex Graph-design purple ice.
19 deg Taylormade rescue-mid with 6.0 Rifle flighted.
Callaway 3-PW X-16 Pro series with 6.0 Rifle flighted.
Cleveland 56+60RTG/Custom 34" Yes! Sophia/Pro-V1syershulver1@msn.co.uk


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