Shortie Leg Sunday Bag

[Mabuckeye]

Anyone using the short leg stand bags like the Mizuno BR-D2, TaylorMade Quiver, or Callaway HyperLite Pencil? Saw them on a Scotland Netflix series and find them interesting. What do you like and not like about the bags? Thanks!

 

[shanewu]

I really don't understand the point of these bags so hopefully someone will enlighten me.

 

[Just_Brad]

Is the shortie leg just so the bag doesn't lay completely on the ground?

I have a regular length pencil bag, and its ok. Use it maybe once a year with a reduced number of clubs for a camping trip.

 

[MattyD-MPLS]

I like the little stand. I bet it helps on a dewy morning.

I had the Titleist version with no legs. It was great for a quick walking 9.

 

[Mabuckeye]

The thing that puzzles me is the fact that you can get a sub 3 pound carry bag with full length stands and these bags are listed as 3 pounds. That’s why I was interested in someone who has used one and what it’s benefit was over a regular lightweight stand bag. It does look slimmer fhan say a Titleist Carbon 4 or Sun Mountain 2.5.

 

[M2Giles]

I just prefer using a carry only bag or a stand bag. Unless it's super wet I've never had issues with my bag getting soaked.

 

[Mabuckeye]

I have seen these shortie leg bags at around $100 so I guess there is a price advantage over a SM 2.5 or Players 4 Carbon...

 

[OGputtnfool]

I really don't understand the point of these bags so hopefully someone will enlighten me.

Count me in, too. What's the draw of shorter legs?

 

[Jeff Spicoli]

I have a lightweight carry bag that has a regular stand and I don't see the need for a bag like that.

 

[chile]

shorty leg bags are fine till the ground is wet...and the straps sit on the ground if you don't bother to "sit them right"

 

[MichiganGripRip]

Sunday bags baffle me. Even I play a par three, we generally take 7 clubs each, throw em in one bag and then play a round of matchplay, who ever loses the hole carries the bag.

No need for it, but thats just my opinion.