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A golf bag forms an important part of the equipment that lets you carry all your golf items. These items include your golf balls, golf clubs, markers, tees and even umbrellas and towels. Golf bags don't impact the result of the game. However they can have a great effect on your attitude by providing comfort as you move around the course.

The more you play golf, the more sensitive you are likely to become to the bag that you choose to use for your game. You can choose golf equipment that meets a variety of practical needs, while also selecting from a range of styles that express the correct tone for who you are as a golfer. Golf bags are no exception to this rule. The gear you choose will not only play an important role in your game on a practical level by determining the accessibility and protection of your clubs. It sends a message to spectators and fellow golfers regarding your attitude and capabilities in the game of golf.

The amount of load of your gear you keep in the bag depends on you. You can also decide how it will be carried around the course. You can either carry it by hand, or ask a caddie or put it in the cart. If you want to ride in a golf cart on your rounds, then the weight does not matter. But if you want to carry it yourself, then it makes sense to carry a lighter bag.

The basic bag comes in three sizes. The first is a staff golf bag or tour golf bag. Obviously, this name comes from the professionals that are on staff with a certain company to promote the company's products. The second is the golf cart bag. These bags are typically not quite as large as a staff or tour bag and are meant to be placed on the rear of a golf cart. These golfing bags are not meant to be carried by the average player during their round of golf.

A golf stand carry bag can be used on the bac k of a golf cart as well as carried by the player during the round. These bags are typically about 4 pounds in weight prior to adding your golf equipment. Depending on the golf you usually play, any one of these styles can suit your needs. In determining the kind of bag will best suit you and the type of golf that you play, you need to first decide if you walk or ride most of your rounds of golf. If you walk the majority of your rounds, you will need a golf stand carry bag. You may choose to also have a cart golf bag for trips or special occasions. In addition, you will need to think about your typical golf club and how your golf clubs are normally transported about the club.

Do you have to personally carry them quite a bit or is the staff able to assist you with your bag? I think that you get the drift, the more that you carry your own clubs the more you need a golf stand carry bag. The golf stand carry bag is a smaller bag designed for those who are prone to walk the golf course or have to transport their own clubs around the club. These lightweight golf bags are designed for the players comfort as they are carried by the player. Although these bags are light weight they can hold a full set of golf clubs (fourteen), golf balls, range finder GPS unit, tees, umbrella as well as a rain suit. These bags typically have room for a pair of golf shoes for when you travel.

The staff or tour bag is the largest selection of golf style bags which is available, they are much larger that the travel carry bag or the cart golf bag. You see the professional golfers on TV use these bags. However, they do not personally carry them due to their weight. They travel with caddies to help them instead. The amount of equipment that these golfers can carry is as much as they would like and an average PGA Tour Bag is 40-45 lbs with all the equipment in it. The price for the staff tour bags is substantially higher than that of the golf cart bag or the travel carry bag.

Ultimately, you should buy your gear bag based on personal preference and style. Determine which type of bag you prefer, or have one of each for varying games. Then assess the features offered by each bag and compare them to your own needs and preferences as a golfer. Lastly, style can also play a role in your selection. Weigh these factors to select a great bag that is right for you as a golfer and as an individual.