FINGER TEN Golf Club Bag Mini Lightweight for Men Women Ladies Kids with/Without Ball Pouch Pack, Portable for Driving Range Carrier Course Training Case

To ensure I always have my sand wedge and putter readily available for the final hole, I utilize this holster. This prevents the risk of inadvertently leaving my clubs behind by keeping them securely attached to me.

I got this for golf lessons and the occasional Par 3. This is not the "bag" for that. It is good for keeping a group of clubs together, like a really nice twisty tie. The quality is good, the shoulder strap is pointless because it's not balanced at the bottom.

This is so handy. I use it when I go to the driving range -I don't have to take my big golf bag, neither do I have to juggle holding several clubs that are varying sizes. I just select the clubs I'll be using, place them in this, close the velcro and go.You do have to open it every time you want to put a club in or take one out. So I open it and leave it on the ground while I'm practicing.

Ive been using this with a set of 6 thrifted clubs to get into golf. From this I can say this product is moreso designed for transporting select clubs to and from the range than it is for playing.It holds 6 or so clubs. When playing it can be difficult to slide them in or out of the sleeve without undoing the velcro.Lastly while it can work as a lightweight bag alternative, i do not see it lasting for long as the design has the velcro facing down meaning the weight of the clubs is going to constantly be pulling down on it and after 3 months it has gotten to the point where it has weakened the velcro to being undone.

So these are pretty simple once you figure them out. The Velcro wraps around the long way and you can fit up to five clubs comfortably although we put six into one of the two that we purchased because we were really just trying to store clubs without buying an expensive bag. You simply do not golf enough do you need to buy a full golf bag we just want something we can hang the clubs in easily in the closet and sling them over a couple of shoulders when we went out to go and do driving on my invited for golf. These are truly a Sunday golfer accessory but they work just fine and it takes a minute or two to figure out how to lay the clubs in So the Velcro goes the right way but once you do you will realize The heads of the clubs are wet hold them in through gravity when it is hung up correctly or slung over your shoulder correctly. Turn it the other way and yes unless they are very snuggly put in they might flip out. We were thinking about buying a third one just because they’re trying to put a full set into two and we would really strongly advise probably thinking that only four or five clubs each would fit very well in here but you can get up to six delicately.

Poorly designed. After reading all the exhilarating reviews, I thought I would give it a try. This thing is hardly useful. Don’t know why everyone says it’s great. Sure, it can carry 6 or so clubs, but the BIG flaw is that you have to set the clubs down, and unstrap/undo the Velcro each and every time to get your clubs out should you want to carry and play a round. Waste of time for me. I was really hopeful as it would have provided a very light alternative to a golf bag. I’m disappointed, but it’s due to my own ignorance as I should have realize from the pics. Perhaps a design with slots for the club and some sort of easy release would be great.On a positive note, it’s good for the driving range.

These club holders were exactly what we needed! Very satisfied!

Club holder nothing more than a wrap with Velcro on each end. If you hold it by the handle and even lean it the slightest forward the clubs fall out. No adjustment at all to carry fewer clubs(in my case a putter and sand wedge to go practice). I would not recommend. I’d return it but my time and gas are worth more. I’ll never use it.