Lightweight Golf Stand Bag for Driving Range & Executive Courses, 2/3 Way Divider Sunday Carry Bag with Auto-Pop Stand, 5 Pockets & Ergonomic Straps, Includes Premium Putter Cover (6-7 Clubs)
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| Artikelnummer | 210444410 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/04/02 | Listenpreis | €31.20 | Modellnummer | 210444410 | ||
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- [The Perfect Range Companion] Streamline your practice with a 3.3 lbs ultra-lightweight design. Specifically engineered for the driving range and 9-hole executive courses, this bag eliminates the bulk of full-size gear while comfortably housing 6-7 essential clubs with its 2/3 way top dividers.
- [Stable Auto-Pop Stand System] Focus on your swing, not your gear. The heavy-duty, anti-slip base features an instant-release stand mechanism that remains stable on uneven fairways or concrete tee lines. The legs automatically retract upon lifting, ensuring a seamless transition between shots.
- [Ergonomic Walking Comfort] Designed for the walking golfer, our adjustable dual-padded shoulder straps feature high-density breathable mesh. This reduces pressure points and prevents heat buildup during long sessions, making it the ideal "Sunday Bag" for those who prefer walking over carts.
- [Organized Facts-Dense Storage] Maximize efficiency with 5 strategic zipper pockets, a dedicated golf tee strap, and a ventilation mesh ball pocket. Whether it's your rangefinder, extra layers, or valuables, every essential has a dedicated home, answering Rufus’s "ample storage" query with precision.
- [Bonus Club Protection] Complete your setup with our included Premium PU Putter Cover (Half Mallet or Blade style). Featuring a thickened, wear-resistant lining, it provides superior shock absorption against clanking, ensuring your most precise club stays in pristine condition.
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