3 things golfers look for…
When you’re shopping for a golf bag, what catches your eye? We’re breaking down what you want and how to get it in this straight-to-the-point article.
Accessories
Tough conditions for golf
If we’re going to play golf throughout the winter, we’re going to need waterproof golf bags that protect our gear among the harsh conditions.
When you see the weather changing and rainclouds starting to form overhead, it can really flip your mood on the golf course. As the first drops of rain start to fall, you can already feel it start to slightly obscure your vision.
The rain makes visibility challenging enough, but it’s taken a step further when we start to feel soaked over the course of a few minutes and it’s harder to commit to our golf swings.
It can also be a worrying prospect knowing our belongings may be getting wet too. We’ve all been there when the heavens have opened and we’re hurriedly trying to fix a rain hood to our bags, desperate to keep our clubs from getting wet and slippery.
While we can’t control the weather, we can certainly help prevent you from getting soaked through. Here’s why the latest waterproof golf bags from Titleist are designed to keep your gear safe and your mind at peace.
Ready for rain?
Playing golf in the rain is best undertaken once you’ve fully prepared for it. How many times have you been caught in a downpour and need to empty out your bag at the end of the round? Always checking up on your clothes and gloves and painfully waiting for them to get dry again?
Titleist waterproof golf bags feature a TPU nylon fabric that stretches over each section of the bag. This material is not only very lightweight to make carrying the bag easy, it’s completely watertight and has been engineered to dry quickly too.
We want to tell you what makes one of Titleist’s latest bags, the Cart 14 StaDry, perfect for golf in the wet weather. You won’t fear for your belongings when you head out with this one attached to your trolley!
The Titleist Cart 14 StaDry bag
As you may well be able to guess from the name, Titleist has created this bag with the primary purpose of it being fantastic for keeping your personal affects safe and dry.
The cart 14 StaDry bag not only features that top quality TPU nylon fabric we were just discussing, but the bag also has thermos sealed zips with heat-welded seams. This means that not only is the material waterproof, but specific measures have been taken on every nook and cranny to ensure no water passes through.
Hardy and built for the weather, this bag offers oodles of convenience too. It has easy-access carry handles on the top making it easy to move short distances, and the 14 full-length dividers on the top give each of your clubs its own compartment to rest in. The bag also comes with a matching rain hood that’s easy to attach in seconds, this addition is really useful for when you get caught in a downpour midround!
There are nine individual pockets on this waterproof golf bag so you’ll have a specific area to put your balls, jackets, and valuables in. You’ll also find sections of the bag that are perfect for attaching accessories to, including a velcro glove patch and a towel hook. This is, on the whole, an excellent bag for winter golf.
The Titleist Hybrid 14 StaDry stand bag
Should you be looking for a handy stand bag alternative, Titleist has just the thing. The Hybrid 14 StaDry stand bag has legs that extend out and support it when you rest it on the ground, and it can also be easily attached to trolleys.
This waterproof golf bag has adjustable straps on the back that stay in place once easily slipped over your shoulders. With a 14-way top divider, you’ll have plenty of room for all of your clubs, and the zips make all the pockets easy to open and secure. This bag also comes with a handy umbrella holder for those days when you’re expecting heavy rainfall.
Here in the pro shop, we want to help you get the most out of your time spent on the golf course. We have a wide range of waterproof golf bags available if you’re thinking of upgrading your gear. Why not pop in and have a browse?
