Issue- Hybrid Golf Bag on Cart

[Flyers99]

So, I seem to have made a mistake.  After always using a cart bag, I got tired of going to the range and the bag falling over when not on a perfectly level spot.  It doesn't really stand well outside of level concrete.  Anyway, I purchased a hybrid Bag Boy bag which looked awesome.  Can stand like a cart bag but has the legs so when I am at the range the bag and clubs are not falling all over.  What I overlooked was when I use the bag on the cart it is backwards to what I am used to.  The cart bag has the woods in the back and shorter clubs in the front.  Making them easily accessible.  The hybrid bag (unless I turn it around which means the main pockets aren't accessible) when I put on a cart is the opposite and is annoying with the woods in the front and the shorter clubs in the back.  Makes it hard to access the shorter clubs.

 

Has anyone had this issue?  Should I just reverse the clubs when I am riding a cart?  Curious to hear what other have done. 

[MattM97]

Why not just rearrange the clubs since that doesn't cost anything and go from there? 

 

I used to flip my club position when using a push cart to riding cart but after a while it was more of a hassle and just stuck to 1 setup which works fine. 

[JimMLINY]

I use a 14 way and just rearrange the clubs before I head out depending on riding, carting or walking.  Takes less than a minute,

[Flyers99]

Makes sense on the rearranging part.  The bag is 14 divider so like you say not much hassle. Thanks. 

[dwboston]

I ran into an issue last season with my Titleist Hybrid 14 golf bag and my Clicgear 3.5+ cart.  The bungee cord fasteners got frayed, so I replaced them with the updated silicone straps from Clicgear.  The silicone straps are great and much more secure -  the problem is that they are not as long as the old bungee cords and wouldn't stretch enough to fit around the top part of the Hybrid 14 bag.

 

The solution?  Re-orient the bag on the pushcart by turning it 90 degrees clockwise (when viewed from the rear of the pushcart).  The silicone straps fit in this orientation, the bag is stable, and the clubs don't need to be re-arranged when used with the pushcart or a regular golf cart.

Edited August 19, 2023 by dwboston

[bluedot]

On 8/17/2023 at 11:38 AM, Flyers99 said:

So, I seem to have made a mistake.  After always using a cart bag, I got tired of going to the range and the bag falling over when not on a perfectly level spot.  It doesn't really stand well outside of level concrete.  Anyway, I purchased a hybrid Bag Boy bag which looked awesome.  Can stand like a cart bag but has the legs so when I am at the range the bag and clubs are not falling all over.  What I overlooked was when I use the bag on the cart it is backwards to what I am used to.  The cart bag has the woods in the back and shorter clubs in the front.  Making them easily accessible.  The hybrid bag (unless I turn it around which means the main pockets aren't accessible) when I put on a cart is the opposite and is annoying with the woods in the front and the shorter clubs in the back.  Makes it hard to access the shorter clubs.

 

Has anyone had this issue?  Should I just reverse the clubs when I am riding a cart?  Curious to hear what other have done. 

Put the long clubs in the middle and the shorter clubs around each side.