Stand golf bags have retractable legs, normally in the form of a tripod, which actuate when the golf bag is set down, and allow the bad to stand up at an angle.

This allows the bag and clubs to be more easily accessible than if they were lying on the round. It also keeps the bag and your clubs clean and dry in wet or muddy conditions.

Stand Golf Bags Save Time

If you carry the bag around the course with you, rather than use a buggy or golf cart, then you should consider one of the many designs of stand golf bags which are available. Without the stand, you would have to drop your bag onto the ground and rummage around in the bag to find your selection of club.

You would also have to hunt around for the pocket containing your tees and spare golf balls.

With stand golf bags, on the other hand, the bag is standing up at an angle on spring loaded legs. The clubs are normally held in separate tubes for easy choice and access, and you can easily find your tees and the rest.

Not only that, but you avoid the necessity on every shot to drop your bag, bend down to select your club, bend down to replace your club, then pick up your bag.

Depending on how good (or bad) you are, you could be doing this up to a hundred times a round! Just think of what that will be doing to your back!

They are Good for Your Back

In fact, if you have a temporary condition with your back, and do not want to go to the expense of a golf cart and cart bag, then a stand golf bag could be ideal for you.

Everything you get in carry bags you also get in a stand golf bags, including covers, carry options such as carry cases and carry covers to protect your bag and golf clubs in your truck or from normal handling stresses in airports.

Stand golf bags are also customizable with the range of colors, designs, logos, etc, that are available for any other kind of golf bags.

They can carry anything from a half set to a full set of 14 clubs, and have a separate putter tube for easy access, a full set of pockets and clips for an umbrella.

If you are looking for a carry bag that will save you a bit of bending and searching, and keep your golfing equipment clean, you could do worse than making your choice from the range of stand golf bags available on the market today.  

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Golf courses are dirty places - that’s the truth! And when you are out there enjoying yourself, it’s important to remember that you need to look after what’s in your golf bag. Golf club care is a vital consideration for your game routine.

Playing golf, by definition, involves taking metallic objects (mostly), into places where they are going to thrash around in the dirt for several hours. So they are going to get dirty at the very least. And that’s on good days when the weather is good.

For most of us, we don’t have that hotline to the forces of nature that keep the rain out, so in worsening conditions, golf club care is a priority if we want to maximize our performance. Not to mention protecting the investment we’ve made in that great set of golf clubs we just bought.

Particularly if you bought cheap golf clubs, or used golf clubs, you might be less inclined to spend a half hour cleaning up after you finish your round. The important thing to consider here is not the size of your investment, which may be smaller that the exorbitant prices you can pay for branded golf clubs, but the impact on your game.

By being careful, shot by shot, as you play your round, you can clean as you go, which means each time you take a club out of the bag, you know that it is in perfect condition and you have a great chance of playing a good shot. Keeping dirt, grass, moisture and sand off your clubs, will enhance your playing performance, as well as giving you the confidence you might lack with golf clubs you paid a little less for.

That’s not to say those who spent a lot of money on the latest branded golf clubs need take less golf club care. On the contrary, of course. You have a serious investment to protect!

There are simple measures anyone can use in their regular golf club care. Having the right golf accessories is probably the key action you can take (apart, of course, from actually using what you have!). Good head covers protect your golf clubs in the hurly-burly of transit from home to course. Simple cleaning tools are vital as well. And when you do, eventually get them home, a good golf cleaning product can help as well.

Golf club care is not rocket science. It’s simple, quick and easy when you get into a routine. So, by taking care of your golf clubs, not only will you do the best job possible to look after any financial investment you made, but you will also being doing all you possibly can to get the best scores out of those very golf clubs you own.

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Have you ever felt a bit apprehensive when you threw your clubs into your trunk and wondered if the bag was enough to keep them secure during the journey? After all, your golf bag and clubs can suffer plenty stresses and movement during a drive. A lot depends on the terrain, but even a bit of sharp braking can cause a bit of damage.

golf travel bags can be the answer to this. golf travel bags are designed to protect your golf clubs and the rest of your golfing equipment during transit. With the right golf travel bag, there should be no chance of your clubs getting damaged in your trunk.

Golf Travel Bags Protect Against the Baggage Handlers

What about the airport? Do you travel the circuits? Or do you take your clubs with on vacation? Whichever, you probably rely on airport baggage handlers to be gentle with your golf bag. Think on! Do you really think baggage handlers are going to give golf clubs any more consideration than any other piece of luggage?

What you need is a golf travel bag. Golf travel bags provide all the protection you need while traveling. The type of travel bag you purchase depends upon the type and amount of travel you do, but you can be sure that golfer who do not protect their clubs with a golf travel bag while driving or flying are asking for problems.

Secure Your Clubs

Some golf bags are specially designed to hold your clubs secure in the bag during normal use, and these will at least provide some degree of protection when traveling in that the clubs will not move around as much as those held loosely in an ordinary golf bag. However, most golfers do not have this option, and rely either on themselves driving carefully, on baggage handlers being gentle (?) or aircraft hold baggage not moving much during the flight. Would you feel happy relying on any one of these, especially if your clubs cost a few hundred, or even a few thousand, dollars?

Don’t Travel Without Your Golf Travel Bag

If you travel, you definitely need to consider using golf travel bags. There are a number of designs available, though the main tones are soft cover, hard cover or a combination of these. The hard shell golf travel bags cost more, but provide the highest degree of protection. Although the soft cover golf travel bags do not offer total protection, they cost less and can be used as regular carry bags during the round. Your golf bag can therefore also be your travel bag.

If you play golf regularly and travel frequently, either between courses on the golf circuit or simply to avoid the familiarity of playing the4 same courses time, you should consider purchasing one of the golf travel bags which is most relevant to your needs. Not only will it [protect your equipment, but will give you peace of mind while traveling.

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