Let me preface this by saying I am not a Sunday Bag user. They flop around like a windsock during a light breeze. Stitch is hoping to change my perception, or better yet, forget about me, they are changing the way Sunday Bags function with the new Stitch SL Sunday Golf Bag.

SL Sunday Golf Bag
“The perfect bag for walking 9, playing your favorite short course, or heading to the range to get in a practice session. Our Sunday bag was designed for you to carry only the essentials of the game. This bag’s signature removable spine sets this Sunday Bag apart from others, and creates the right amount of structure while also maintaining the relaxed design of a Sunday Bag. . This minimalist design makes this the perfect bag to store in your car at all times.
A walker’s favorite throw-and-go bag”

Stitch SL Sunday Golf Bag Features
Lightweight Weighing Just 28 oz.
Magnetic Ball Pocket
Comfort Strap
A Single Divider
Fits 7 Clubs
Water Repellent Nylon Fabric
STITCH’s Signature Ingot For Personalization
The SL Sunday Bag should be hitting the website today and comes with a price of $248. For more information on any of the STITCH Golf products, and/or pick up their brand new bag, check out their website at www.stitchgolf.com.




I never have really seen a real reason to get a Sunday bag and probably never will. I know Stitch makes great products and I’m sure this is no different. Just not for me.
While they seem to have great products, I’m also in the camp of not necessarily for me.
I think the removable hard spine is kind of neat, but I don’t see myself using one of those.
Get the idea and concept but the price seems steep compared to competitors to ask for a limited use bag. Understand it’s supposed to be premium but does that segment of bags need to?
More stability is good…but…it’s till a Sunday bag…
Price would probably be a deterrent.
Not something I would use. I’m sure it has its place just not for me.
It’s cool but out of my budget if I were to even be interested in a Sunday bag. Never understood them.
It honestly takes seeing a picture of a certain PGA pro using it before a lot of folks reconsider.
I can get a real bag for that price. I saw some of their walking bags this weekend also and while they looked really nice they just didn’t seem to have near the storage of the more common manufacturers out there. They were also $350 instead of $250. I just don’t find Stitch to be a good value. It’s like paying a big premium for a bag without logos on it.
As someone that’s actually started doing early morning 9’s when I’m up at my cabin with just six clubs, it really doesn’t seem like a bag for me. I am using a Sunday Golf Loma bag. It’s under 2 pounds, and has a stand that keeps the dew from soaking everything. It also is great for at the range, again, keeping my stuff off the ground. All for about half the price.
I am really happy that people have options. ?
I’m sure that is a nice high quality bag but I can’t see owning one. I like to take too much to the course I guess.
Hard pass on Sunday bag. I’m sure it’s good stuff, but price is a little steep and I just don’t see the purpose of a Sunday bag unless you play a par 3 course a lot.
I’m not the person for this buts it’s impressive they were able to use so little material and still keep the price up there with the SL1.
It’s a premium product but without some sort of stand it’s pretty unusable.
Looks like a quality piece of equipment just I wouldn’t use a Sunday bag.
Living on a golf course, this would be perfect for my late evening strolls. Currently, I only take 2 or 3 clubs with me because more is a hassle. At this price point, I can’t justify buying one but think it would be an awesome gift.
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As someone that’s actually started doing early morning 9’s when I’m up at my cabin with just six clubs, it really doesn’t seem like a bag for me. I am using a Sunday Golf Loma bag. It’s under 2 pounds, and has a stand that keeps the dew from soaking everything. It also is great for at the range, again, keeping my stuff off the ground. All for about half the price.
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If I were to get a Sunday bag, I would want one with a stand.
if I play golf on Sunday it’s my round of the week in most cases…. I’m not playing so much where I’m leaving clubs out. generally not walking (pushcart and motor cart)… does not appeal and this segment in golf does not compute for me
I guess if i carried, it might be a thing, but not in my wheelhouse
I just don’t really understand the need for a Sunday bag (At least for me personally)
I get the idea of a Sunday bag. I can even see, if I get into the game enough, being interested in walking nine with an abbreviated set, five clubs or so, just because. But I’m with a couple others: It seems pricey and I’d want a stand.
Unfortunately I’m not a fan nor could I ever see myself gaming a Sunday bag. Have any of you seen how much crap is in my bag? Plus I could never swap out clubs from one bag to the other.
I’d be curious what the total market sales for Sunday bags looks like. There must be opportunity there, but the price of this one seems steep.
It’d be a nice bag for walking par 3’s with the misses and carrying one bag.
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Living on a golf course, this would be perfect for my late evening strolls. Currently, I only take 2 or 3 clubs with me because more is a hassle. At this price point, I can’t justify buying one but think it would be an awesome gift.
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If I wasn’t doing the minimalist thing almost exclusively in the morning when everything is wet, I’d be looking at it.
The guy I play with has a Ping Sunday bag and, while super nice, he’s lying it in the wet grass all the time. That wouldn’t be an issue in the evening.
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I can get a real bag for that price. I saw some of their walking bags this weekend also and while they looked really nice they just didn’t seem to have near the storage of the more common manufacturers out there. They were also $350 instead of $250. I just don’t find Stitch to be a good value. It’s like paying a big premium for a bag without logos on it.
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The pockets on the Stitch SL2 are actually quite deep. The openings are small by design to keep things from falling out if you forget to zip.
I will probably pick up a Stitch Sunday bag. I use one a couple of times a month to walk with less than a full bag (although I have put a full set of clubs in a Sunday bag).
Regarding price it depends on what you are looking at. Jones Sunday bags are around $200 and the MacKenzie bags start at $450. The Ping Moonlite lists at $175 although you can find them cheaper. The Moonlite is a fabulous bag I have one of those. I bought a Titleist Sunday bag before the Ping and it was cheaper but didn’t last at all.
Stitch definitely isn’t a value buy that isn’t their market.
$250!
I am a huge Sunday bag fan, but the Loma bag is half that and is all the (mini) bag you would ever need.
And I see a lot of people questioning the usefulness of a Sunday bag, so if you will, allow me to preach to the unconverted like Paul to the Gentiles…
Most Sunday bags can carry more than you might think. You compromise on club count vs a stand bag, but not really on anything else. The Loma bag for example, can carry your keys, wallet, phone, water bottle, rangefinder, 2 sleeves of balls, and 7 clubs without being over-stuffed in any way. It can fit all that and easily be carried with one hand. How much else are ya packing?
They were purpose-built for for 9 hole or par 3 courses, but they also work great for 18 hole courses if you want an easy walk, and they make perfect range bags. I use mine in any golf situation where I’m not in a cart.
I’m not a fan of the Sunday bag. I don’t get the need for one personally. Must be a lot of folks that do for there to be the options there are though. Price is a bit steep to me, but someone must by it for them to have it at that price.
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$250!
I am a huge Sunday bag fan, but the Loma bag is half that and is all the (mini) bag you would ever need.
And I see a lot of people questioning the usefulness of a Sunday bag, so if you will, allow me to preach to the unconverted like Paul to the Gentiles…
Most Sunday bags can carry more than you might think. You compromise on club count vs a stand bag, but not really on anything else. The Loma bag for example, can carry your keys, wallet, phone, water bottle, rangefinder, 2 sleeves of balls, and 7 clubs without being over-stuffed in any way. It can fit all that and easily be carried with one hand. How much else are ya packing?
They were purpose-built for for 9 hole or par 3 courses, but they also work great for 18 hole courses if you want an easy walk, and they make perfect range bags. I use mine in any golf situation where I’m not in a cart.
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To Expand a bit, since there is some truth here. They were actually built because years ago bags were heavy and on Sundays, caddies didn’t work due to observing the sabbath. To get some early golf in, this was created. Now over time, super light weight bags have come to prominence and many are easy to carry with better strap systems, stands, etc.
Not sure why they came back outside of the minimalist or the hipster (nothing meant as negative) that wanted something different, since for a few of them, they are actually less practical than a small stand bag and weigh similar. With that said, they have continued to get better, like this one with some rigidity, and some people seem to like them. So for that it makes sense.
Being a walker, I find even a couple pounds saved makes a huge difference on the back 9. I also grew up playing in the 70’s when these little bags were totally the norm in Junior golf. So I have a soft spot for them memory wise. I’ll be curious to see this up close. The price point being so close to it’s “stand version” sibling just doesn’t make sense though.
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Being a walker, I find even a couple pounds saved makes a huge difference on the back 9. I also grew up playing in the 70’s when these little bags were totally the norm in Junior golf. So I have a soft spot for them memory wise. I’ll be curious to see this up close. The price point being so close to it’s “stand version” sibling just doesn’t make sense though.
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I agree that a couple of pounds make a difference. I like a bag as light as possible but I also like a stand. I do have a Ping Moonlite that I carry a fair amount but putting it down and picking it up is a pain.