Wednesday, November 1, 2006
November-December 2006
Unlike their carry bag counterparts, cart bags aren’t limited by their size and weight, so manufacturers haven’t been afraid to be creative, piling on extra features, such as ball silos, felt-lined valuables pockets and insulated drink pouches. I guess we have Ike to thank for this. No wonder so many people liked him.
| TaylorMade r7 Cart Bag | Bennington QO-10 www.benningtongolf.com $279  Bennington Golf’s QO-10 (Quiet Organizer) cart bag features 10 individual full-length dividers for your irons and hybrid clubs. By reserving space for each club, your clubs won’t tangle, clang or crash into one another. |
| The Bag from Caddyrack www.caddyrack.com $399  The most unique feature of The Bag from Caddyrack is an organizer that protects eight of your irons. Molded with a tough, yet soft nonslip polyurethane polymer, the caddy rack works well with either wide-soled or conventional irons. | Club Glove FCO Luxury Cart Bag www.clubglove.com $269  Club Glove isn’t afraid to think outside the box. Its FCO Luxury Cart Bag is designed so nine of its 11 pockets face out for easy access. For an extra fee, you can even embroider it with your name, initials or company logo. |
| Sun Mountain C-130 Cart Bag | PING Explore www.pinggolf.com $115  Hey, even if cart bags aren’t meant to be lugged around, you still have to load and unload them from your buggy, right? PING understands we don’t all have the same physiques as The Rock, that’s why they’ve designed the Explore, a very lightweight bag that’s also compatible for push carts. |
The r7 Cart Bag sports seven zippered pockets and full-length dividers to keep each club in its individual slot. Plus, its water-repellent nylon body keeps clubs dry. Perfect for keeping that r7 driver in tip-top shape. 
Completely redesigned from its 2006 model, the Sun Mountain C-130 nylon bag weighs just 8.1 pounds, so it’s easy to transport to and from your cart. Its 10 pockets are accessible while mounted on a cart and include areas specifically designed for beverages and valuables.
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