BAGS
In association with
MIZUNO PING
Tour Bag £180 Hoofer Vantage £125
MIZUNO SAYS: A bag designed to meet PING SAYS: Designed with a
the demands of a full primary strap that retracts
season on the from both ends for improved
European Tour. An access and a removable
angled handle secondary strap. There are
automatically seven pockets, including
balances the load one designed to keep
when lifted, while refreshments cool and
a large, easy- another to protect valuables.
access, forward-
facing pocket is
combined with
two hydration
pockets to keep
drinks cool.
CALLAWAY NIKE
10.5” Tour £229 Xtreme Light II £100
CALLAWAY SAYS: The bag NIKE SAYS: A one-piece flex-base bottom
carried by the caddies of keeps moving parts to a minimum and
Callaway Golf’s Tour provides maximum contact with the
professionals has a tough, ground for excellent stability and
reinforced body construction durability. A piece of webbing weaves
for increased durability. through the bag and straps
Custom logos are available for maximum
on belly panels on both the cushioning.
9.5 and 10.5 models.
TITLEIST WILSON STAFF
X80 £44 Feather 3 £44.99
TITLEIST SAYS: This collapsible, lightweight WILSON SAYS: This super-
carry bag will hold a few light carry bag weighs only
clubs or a full set and is 3lbs but still has a six-way
newly designed with a divider and a full-length
full-length apparel paddle-activated stand.
pocket and There are five pockets and a
foam-padded, detachable hood. Colour
mesh-covered options include black,
hip pad. Available orange, red and lime.
in a range of seven
colours including
green, chocolate
and baltic.
GOLF MONTHLY EQUIPMENT GUIDE 2008 IN ASSOCIATION WITH AMERICAN GOLF 83
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