Izzo Deluxe Trolley Bag with 14 Club Divider

Advantages: Quality
Disadvantages: none

...I paid about £90 for this and bought it at the same time as getting a Powakaddy trolley. I decided to get a bag from the same manufacturer and I have to say that although it is early days in our relationship it is looking like great value. It's really well made and has that quality feel about it. Lots and lots of storage space, dare I say it possibly bordering on too much! It has full length club dividers as well as a separate compartment on the side to stash your putter. I have only used it a couple of times so I cannot comment on its durability but I would be very surprised if it doesn't last an awfully long time. My advice? If you've bought yourself a quality powered trolley then don't spoil it by buying a cheaper bag.... Read review

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Advantages: Spacious, good looking, durable, easy to handle. Well priced.
Disadvantages: Not a lot!

...if they are caddying for a top player.) ~ ~ In order to get this lot around a seven mile or so stretch of golf course it’s necessary for the serious golfer to have a large golf bag that is up to the task of holding everything they require. That’s why I am currently using the Powakaddy Cart Bag Deluxe. Apart from being great value for money (more about price later) it’s also designed specifically for use with Powakaddy’s electric golf trolley (that I also use) which it fits onto like the proverbial glove. It also fits perfectly onto most pull and electric trolleys on the market, and onto the rear bag section of ride-on golf carts, which I now use more extensively since I entered the “senior ranks” in order to save energy. ~ ~ The bag is manufactured from a hard-wearing brushed nylon type material, and comes in basic black with a wide choice... Read review

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Advantages: lightweight, balanced, esay to carry
Disadvantages: none so far

...Having always used a trolley to carry my golf clubs round the course and being entirely fed up with always being the one taking the longest route, I decided recently to switch to a new golf bag. Several of my friends all use the new type of carrying strap which allows you to carry the clubs weighted equally over each shoulder which helps prevent possible back and shoulder problems caused by the traditional bag strap. As I also required to buy a stand to prop up my new bag, I shopped around and eventually found the perfect solution. The Wilson Levitator. It is a lightweight, graphite friendly bag which has a built in double shoulder strap and stand. It cost £79 from my local golf pro (he advised me this is quite a new and so far very popular design) I believe it comes in several different colour combinations although I did... Read review

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