The Development of Golf Bags

As golf grew in popularity throughout the middle of the century, the design of golf bags became more technical. Some of today's major golf bag brands began to put a lot of time, effort and money into researching and designing their products, and golfers began to enjoy bags with high-quality and light-weight fabrics. There were other developments that affected the golf bags industry, such as the invention of a battery-powered golf cart in the 1950's. Golf companies started to develop bags that could sit safely on these carts and caddies began to worry about losing their jobs! In 1986 the first golf bags with an automated leg system were invented, and in 1990 the double straps on carry golf bags first hit the greens.
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Mark Adams with Junior Golf - Your reliable online source to choosing junior golf clubs, equipment and junior golf sets.

[ROBEY the one.]

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[mark ellis]

Terry Calhoun, Terry Calhoun, calling Terry Calhoun,

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Unless you really need a set of junior ball golf clubs.

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[Rev. Bob Klingler]

Easy folks - some of us actually play both sports - equally poorly! Could be an interesting thread if you consider it in terms of disc golf bags - how have they changed and what might be added in the future. Fold out legs, short ones, could be kind of cool - keep the bag out of the mud without the need for carrying a stool or using a pull cart. And what about pull carts - do we need them, use them, etc. Just thinkin' . . .

[Donny Olow]

Either way , you will need these !!!!