Yes that's what I said. Fairway + moved away from the pocket. (Maybe it never had it, but the 14 did)
Regardless I like that. I could never use that pocket when I had the 14 it was awkward. Much rather have a water bottle pocket
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Regardless I like that. I could never use that pocket when I had the 14 it was awkward. Much rather have a water bottle pocket
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I just want to say I almost went with an Org 14 because of the colorway, but couldn’t do it. The fact I can’t carry it conveniently if needed and it didn’t have a handle on it to grab around the middle, I backed out.
You made a wise choice today... especially colorway.
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Colorway is sweet. I have last years version of the bag chosen though so I’m interested how it’s evolved
Without knowing what bag choices were going to be available, I was in a GG a few weeks ago window shopping. I landed on the Fairway+ based on it’s versatility for carrying yet still. Having plenty of storage that I didn’t feel like it was lacking.
I didn’t realize how many colorways they have for all the bags until we had to make a choice today. Fairway+ wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be because there were some really good other colors out there.
Way tougher to choose than I would have thought.
I didn’t realize how many colorways they have for all the bags until we had to make a choice today. Fairway+ wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be because there were some really good other colors out there.
Way tougher to choose than I would have thought.
I found the cooler pocket handy during the warm Vegas rounds. I was able to put 3 bottles of water and ice in the pocket. If carrying, the side snap pocket works as a water bottle pocket. It is a bit big to be carrying on the regular through.
Shoutout to the Fairway 14. Used it for the first time on my Axglo. It fits like a glove with the Low Rider tech. I'm going to remember to snap a picture next time. It didn't move, twist, or turn at all! The cooler pocket is extremely helpful on motorized carts that don't have a ton of storage space besides the water bottle holder. I imagine it'll be clutch come the summer time.
I was grateful because my course only has coolers (not fancy refillable stations, etc) and they don't put them out until Memorial Day. Played with two guys yesterday both had yeti's and were upset because they couldn't refill them on the course.
I was grateful because my course only has coolers (not fancy refillable stations, etc) and they don't put them out until Memorial Day. Played with two guys yesterday both had yeti's and were upset because they couldn't refill them on the course.
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Rockbottom has the previous gen bags on sale and I've read that they work well with the Clicgear. I've pondered buying a Nitron just because they fit stand bags better. I don't own a Callaway club so I'd have to buy 1 to justify buying a bag, right?
Honestly, I don't know how I used a bag without LowRider for so long. Now that I have 2 Fairway+ bags, no chance I consider a game that doesn't have that feature.
The stability on a push cart or golf cart is just absolutely ridiculous. I always hated how the straps fit on the bag normally, and have no such problems on the newer Callaway bags with LowRider.
Solid base to stand the bag upright. Very sturdy with the legs deployed. The material on the Shaft Shield being more rubberised is great compared to the older fabric like material.
I held out for a long time, waiting to buy another bag to pair with my Grandaddy bag. Absolutely no regrets buying the same model. No issues without a cooler pocket, as my beverages are always in a cup holder. Lots of storage, easily adjustable straps, durable material for the bag, easy to clean..... What else do I need?
The stability on a push cart or golf cart is just absolutely ridiculous. I always hated how the straps fit on the bag normally, and have no such problems on the newer Callaway bags with LowRider.
Solid base to stand the bag upright. Very sturdy with the legs deployed. The material on the Shaft Shield being more rubberised is great compared to the older fabric like material.
I held out for a long time, waiting to buy another bag to pair with my Grandaddy bag. Absolutely no regrets buying the same model. No issues without a cooler pocket, as my beverages are always in a cup holder. Lots of storage, easily adjustable straps, durable material for the bag, easy to clean..... What else do I need?
Chow
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Agreed. Lowrider is a must.
I had a previous Fairway + with the fabric material instead of the Shaft Shield. The fabric obviously wears even after about 1 season in. The rubberized shaft shield? Zero signs of wear and tear.
Literally the best bag I can think of and recommend to others for those two reasons alone.
At one point I waited for a deal on prior year models, but actually getting a current year on sale for cheaper than what the prior year sales were.
I thought the prior Shaft Shield looked good, but the updated Shaft Shield is heads above the prior model.
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The Lowrider tech on the bags (Fairway + or Fairway 14) is worth it enough even without a Callaway club in the bag
That logic tracks. I gonna tell e wife I need a new Elyte fwy to go with my bag.
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did you order?
The tan looks so good
The tan is so good. It is not an everyday boring tan, but more of like a darker sand color.
100% agree! I think I was the only one who wrote about the LowRider technology for my previous opportunity to enter the Grandaddy.
Gotta love the Hyperlite Zero at 2.9 lbs. Wonder if it is much different than the Goat Cup version I got a few years ago.
Pretty sure this is apart of the Goat Cup that the birthday guy is referencing.
Last week was the first week I'd had the Hyperlite Zero out for league. I walk, and use a cart I snagged off Amazon at the last second when I decided (last minute as well) that I was now going to walk it every Tuesday night.
Bag didn't move, didn't rotate, didn't even as much as shift while I was playing. I was quite impressed with it as every single one of my previous bags, would always slide/shift or move during the walk. Now I will definitely say it's tiny, and had several of the folks in my league comment on how tiny it looked but no shifting was a huge benefit.
I'm contemplating just walking with it tonight, or maybe I'll wait till I build up a bit more stamina before lugging it haha. All in all though I'm stoked about the Hyperlite and really happy I chose it over the Cargo.
Bag didn't move, didn't rotate, didn't even as much as shift while I was playing. I was quite impressed with it as every single one of my previous bags, would always slide/shift or move during the walk. Now I will definitely say it's tiny, and had several of the folks in my league comment on how tiny it looked but no shifting was a huge benefit.
I'm contemplating just walking with it tonight, or maybe I'll wait till I build up a bit more stamina before lugging it haha. All in all though I'm stoked about the Hyperlite and really happy I chose it over the Cargo.
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The Hyperlite is incredible IMO with how much stuff you can actually put in the bag, yet it's so light. Some say it's a wonder of the modern world.
Well that was quick...what happened to "Tan goes with everything"
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I kind of want this bag
