How to Properly Setup Your Golf Bag 

This is helpful. I started using a cart bag last year, but have pulled out my old Jones carry bag again this season as I intend to use a pushcart most rounds.

If you have a cart bag and you want to use a push cart, just swap the club positions so that the putter and irons and in the back and the woods are in the front. That way, when you put it on a push cart and lean it, the clubs will fall in the same fashion as the stand bag set up.

I knew I wasn’t paranoid! Anything to reduce club/shaft impact ⛳️🍻👍🏻

Awesome video. After many years of using a dedicated cart bag (latest one was the Titleist Cart 15) I went to the Titleist Hybrid 5 because I’m now using oversize grips and they don’t work well with that Cart 15 bag w 15 individual slots. The grips would get stuck both going in and out. Even though I’ll be riding in a cart, I’m setting up the bag the way it supposed to be in a stand/carry bag. The Hybrid 5 w full length dividers have large openings and I have no issues with my oversize grips.

I would agree for the most part however I have a cart bag and I use a push cart. My setup is like your own set. I find they fit in better that way and have the same purpose as a stand bag.

Thanks for sharing!

Very helpful, thanks!

For a hybrid bag, would you go with the stand bag layout?

My question is if you have a push cart why would you ever want to carry a bag?I have a cart bag and have my woods on the top and irons on the bottom when both riding in cart and pushing cart.It’s a no brainer for me.

Thanks. May I ask what is the brand of your shoes. I like the color.

cart bag mean pull cart too. not just riding. stand bags sit on pull carts crooked because of legs

What do you do when you use your stand bag on the back of a powered car. Keeping the woods and Driver at the top pocket really blocks our access to the rest of your bag

Perfect now I don’t look so lost with my top flite bag lol

I have a cart bag I've been using with my push cart for 15yrs no issue with damage that I've seen.

Thanks Josh for the simple and logical bag setup, definitely how to do it right. Btw I like your bag, what brand is it?

Is there a specific way for left handed players to setup their bag compared to your method?

I have a question. I’m new to Golf and just bought a golf set. I have my Set up exactly the same as your stand bag However, I’ve noticed some slight scratches on the back of my irons Probably because of them bumping into each other. Is this normal?

What stand bag is that??

Makes sense 👏⛳️

What is that driver head over

what kind of carry bag do you have

Do I need tubes if I have a 4 pocket bag ?

i been doin my carry bag like that for years thanks for letting me know i was right common sense eh

I have 1 of each bag.. the stand bag is in the closet cuz i use a push cart if i walk

Where do you keep the putter head cover when you are using the putter?

So are you guys putting your head covers back on your woods everytime on the cart ?

What brand is that black carry bag?

Cart bag and push cart bag are same

You're putting the headcover back on your putter after each hole?

I had to watch this because I couldn’t believe there was a video on it. Still don’t believe it.

Congrats your bag looks like everyone else’s

The 8 y/o in me couldn't stop giggling over the verbiage, even tho the adult me looked this up specifically.

U guys are cracking me up on ur comments? lol thanks

It's a good set up and good advice. But I have head covers for ALL of my clubs. So, kind of negates it

If you have club head covers for all your irons, you don't have to worry about damage to them or the other clubs!!!

Call me crazy, but yet another example of why iron covers prevent damage to your clubs.

15 clubs? 🤔

You just reverse the club configuration when you want to put it on a buggy dude.

There is actually no right or wrong way to get up a golf bag.

Don’t scratch the clubs !

Literally, should have been made a 30 second video. Thanks though.

Am I missing something??? Who wouldn't know this ??? It's just common sense