Sun Mountain Zero-G vs Ogio Grom

[domer]

I'm trying to decide on a new bag between the Sun Mountain Zero-G bag and the Ogio Grom. It looks like either can be had for ~$120 online, so I'm looking for some opinions from those of you who have owned either. I'd say that I carry at least half the time and ride the rest, and I'm most concerned with (in order) balance (my current bag feels like the clubs are falling out when I'm walking, and a couple times actually have come close), durability (don't need a tank but would like to avoid tears) and club organization (I dislike when the club I just used won't hit the bottom of the bag). Oh, and I wouldn't be adverse to throwing the Hoofer C-1 into the mix as well as that seems like a quality option even though I've never seen one in person. Thanks in advance for the help!

[Golfer1101]

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I'm trying to decide on a new bag between the Sun Mountain Zero-G bag and the Ogio Grom. It looks like either can be had for ~$120 online, so I'm looking for some opinions from those of you who have owned either. I'd say that I carry at least half the time and ride the rest, and I'm most concerned with (in order) balance (my current bag feels like the clubs are falling out when I'm walking, and a couple times actually have come close), durability (don't need a tank but would like to avoid tears) and club organization (I dislike when the club I just used won't hit the bottom of the bag). Oh, and I wouldn't be adverse to throwing the Hoofer C-1 into the mix as well as that seems like a quality option even though I've never seen one in person. Thanks in advance for the help!
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Both Awesome.. But Gotta go with Sun Mountain

[mister2cool]

I don't think you can get Ogio Grom 2010 version for $120 (or I could be wrong). If it's the 09 version, then it is NO GOOD!!!! 2010 version has flat rubber feet for legs and bottom of the bag.