Murray Sporting GoodsGolf Sunday Bag | Black Lightweight Travel Carry Sunday Golf Bag with Cushioned Shoulder Strap for Driving Range Practice Easy Transport - for Beginners, Youth, Adult or Seniors

I do not take golf too seriously, in fact I bought my 5-clubs at the GoodWill. That shouldn't matter, I guess, but even a sometime golfer needs a means to carry clubs, tees, balls and other accessories. This bag is sufficiently sturdy and sufficiently well made to not draw any humiliation, for my occasional golf needs.

Because is folds up for storage the bag is not that supportive.

I go to the range and par 3's quite often. This sure beats handling my HEAVY bag and cart to use a sampling of clubs. I purchased the 7" bag as it can carry 6 clubs easily. I am very happy for this purchase.

I bought this bag a couple years ago, tossed a few clubs in it and mostly just left it back of my SUV. Today, I brought it inside and it fell apart. The bottom fell out. The cloth rotted out. There’s no patching or fixing it, it basically turned to dust. The cloth they use is garbage. It reminds me of how Wynn grips fall apart. The Sunday bag is perfect for the driving range but quality is still important. It needs to be balanced and reasonably durable. This one fails on both marks.

When I bought this, it looked perfect for me. The pictures and reviews looked pretty good, and the price was exactly what I was looking to spend at the time.I received it and used it religiously for 5-6 rounds, at which point it started to fail in some pretty serious ways that made it unusable. I figured hey, maybe I'm just overloading it and being too rough on it, so I stitched it all back together and made it solid again.On the very next round I played with it, it became clear that the bag was failing to stay together not because it wasn't stitched properly or because I had torn anything, but instead it was actually the fabric itself that seems to be very poorly made and cannot hold the webbing in place even when stitched properly. The bag started to tear in all the places where the fabric has to stretch, and became threadbare to the point where I could no longer fix it because there was nothing left to sew into.I knew this wasn't going to be a high end, heavy duty bag when I bought it, but I didn't expect to have to spend multiple hours trying to fix it because every time I used it something else would tear or break. I've only had it for a little over a month or so. I never put more than 8-9 clubs in it at once, which is what it's sized for, and never overloaded the pockets so unfortunately it looks like this bag just isn't very well made.I would be happy to buy the same bag at a higher price if it was made with better materials, but buyer beware - this is not a bag that can stand up to regular weekend usage for more than a couple weeks, and even as a travel bag it's not ideal. Really wanted to like it, but unfortunately it needs to be made from better materials and stitching because it's currently a substandard product.

This bag works great for what it is - extremely light and portable, and it allows you to share a set of clubs at the golf course without getting flagged

Have used this probably 7+ times now, solid buy. I go to the local pitch & putt 2-3 times a month and eventually got tired of carrying my 3 clubs around, did not warrant spending $80 on a standing bag but something to get the job done. Boom - this thing holds my clubs, balls, phone charger in the zipper pocket + Bluetooth speaker in the mesh pocket (ue boom 3). For $25 can’t go wrong.

One flaw in design. The strap started tearing at the top connection where a wooden dowel rod is inserted, during the second use on a 9 hole par 3 course. I had to cut the dowel a little to make it last longer. After using this, I now would rather spend $100 on a bag with a stand. If a stand doesn’t matter, this is a good cheap bag.