Ogio Spry Cart Bag

Slick in style and utility - Introducing The Brand New Spry

First, I decided I wanted a cart bag, not a stand bag, because I planned to purchase the Clicgear 3.0 push cart. I find carrying my bag gives me more back pain than it is worth, so a cart bag it is! I compared many bags side by side, some a little cheaper (@$89), some a little more expensive (@$179). I ended up buying this bag for several reasons. 1.) The Sherlock Plaid color looks very, very nice. Quite a surprisingly fashionable look that definitely adds an understated classic look. 2.) The cooler pocket is very generously sized, and easily accessible. 3.) There are two felt-lined pockets, one on the side, and one at the top front. The top front pocket has a felt divider to keep my keys from scratching my phone. 4.) Two generously sized side pockets for shoes, jackets, etc. 5.) Several more side pockets that are well-placed, as well as a nicely camouflaged lifting handle 6.) The club dividers are well-padded, and divided all the way down to the bottom. 7.) There is no obnoxiously large logo on the side, just a small "ogio" on the side I only have one complaint, and that is that the two club dividers in the lower right and left sides are just a bit too tight for a large grip. Other than that, this is really a very substantial bag for the price, and certainly plenty of bag for a weekend/occasional golfer. And did I say it looks good? (Especially with the orange Clicgear 3.0 push cart...)