Best Waterproof Golf Bags 2024 - Weifang Golf Accessories Group Co.,Ltd

Last updated: 24 October 2024

Best waterproof golf bags 2023.

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Nearly all of the best golf bags are water resistant, but if you’re after a bag that will keep your things dry no matter what the weather then a fully waterproof bag is a must. If there was a downpour while you were on the golf course, you and your equipment got wet, end of story.

But over the last decade, as lightweight waterproof fabrics have developed, bag makers can protect what’s inside your bag when it’s raining.

Whatever you have in your pockets – expensive phone, GPS device, car keys, cuddly toy – it will be kept dry, thanks to sealed-seam technology and waterproof fabrics, just like a waterproof jacket.

And it doesn’t matter if you prefer to carry or use a trolley, there’s a waterproof golf bag out there for everyone.

Let’s look at the leading models to help you choose the best waterproof golf bag for you.

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There are a range of key factors to consider when thinking about buying a golf bag and we have delved into these below…

Bag Type

It’s as simple as, Do I want a stand bag or a cart bag? if you can’t make your mind up there are also hybrid stand bags that are good for both but for now, let’s keep it simple. Both types of bags have positives and negatives depending on what you want out of them, so you should think about exactly what will best help your game.

A cart bag is for someone that uses either a golf buggy or golf cart on the course. If you’re this golfer then find a bag that has plenty of storage space and is good at keeping your clubs organized as it will make your life much easier. Cart bags are much bigger and bulkier than stand bags so finding one that is lightweight and easy to haul from your garage to the course will benefit you.

A stand bag is for a golfer who prefers to walk around the course carrying their golf clubs. If you’re a golfer that loves to carry then factors such as weight and comfort will be most important as they’re going to be on your back for 18 holes. Even though the bags are smaller finding one with good storage can help as there is not much room in comparison to a cart bag, as you’re constantly taking the bag on and off getting one that is nice and robust with strong legs and good support is key.

Budget

As with many golf products, price is usually at the forefront of every golfer’s mind. With golf bags, there is a style, a type, and a price for everyone. If you want a stand bag that is nice and cheap and will job there is plenty out there for you. Or if you want something more premium such as a waterproof cart bag then there are plenty of them too.

Weight

Most brands nowadays strive to make the lightest bag on the market whether that be a stand or a cart bag as making life easier is something most golfers want. A lightweight stand bag is great as it’s on your shoulders the whole round and you don’t want it fatiguing you before the 18th hole. A cart bag isn’t required nor expected to be lightweight however the lighter it is the easier it is going to be to shift from home, to the car, to the course.

Waterproofing

Having a waterproof golf bag may not be essential but it’s certainly something to consider and being prepared for the heavens to open is a no-brainer. If you live somewhere like I do in the UK then you’ll know that it can be wet all year round and can also rain when you least expect it, so getting a waterproof bag to look after your clubs and valuables is great. For many of you who live in warmer dryer climates this factor may be something you brush over and not worry about.

Storage

A bag with tonnes of pockets is great, you have loads of room for your apparel, balls, gloves, valuables, and accessories. On a stand bag, you may have to compromise some weight the more pockets you have on your bag as it will be heavier and you’re carrying around more stuff. But stand bags can be simple and keep things light with only a few pockets its just a case of only packing the essentials for the course.

Cart bags on the other hand tend to have an abundance of storage spaces with bags like the Mizuno BR-D4 having an amazing 20 different places to keep your things. As cart bags are bigger they tend to have larger pockets and as you’re not carrying them around the course you can fill them with more stuff, whether that be a buffet for the 10th tee or a full set of waterproofs.

Looks

Whether you want a stand or a cart, there is a design out there for everybody. Brands have bags that are more garish to help you stand out on the course or something a little more subtle to help you blend in. Most bags whether it be a cart or a stand have similar designs, so it may be worth considering the style or colorway you want.

Is it worth getting a waterproof bag?

Yes, it’s definitely worth considering a waterproof golf bag as it makes sure you’re ready for every eventuality on the course with the weather now being as unpredictable as ever. If you’re caught in a downpour making sure your gear, grips, and valuables are nice and dry.

Do I need a stand bag or a cart bag?

It all comes down to the golfer, if you’re someone who needs the ease of using a trolley then a cart bag would be the preferred choice. However, if you prefer to carry a stand bag is going to be much more suited to your game.

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