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The Equipment RoomGolf equipment and attire, ranged aisle by aisle

Ranged by aisle and material

Aisle 04 · Bags

Golf bags, read by weight and cloth

Four bag families, sorted by what carries them: a shoulder, a trolley, a caddie or an airplane hold.

A stand bag propped on its legs beside a staff bag on the concrete floor of an equipment room, both facing the same wall
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Ranged in this aisle

  1. A team travel golf bag lying open on a locker room bench beside a stack of folded towels and a pair of shoes

    College golf: the team bag and the travel season

    A semester of vans, dorm rooms and shared practice grounds. The gear college golf actually keeps, and what it replaces.

  2. A care shelf with saddle soap tin, a stiff brush and a damp cloth laid beside a golf shoe and a folded towel

    Care by material: hide, weave and membrane

    One shelf of care, three rules. What leather is fed, what mesh is brushed, and why a membrane never meets a radiator.

  3. A rain shell sleeve under a running tap with water beading in droplets, the taped inside seam turned out beside it

    Waterproof: membrane, seam and the number on the label

    A membrane stops water, taped seams stop the joints leaking, and only one of the two is printed as a number.

  4. A leather workbench with a glove laid flat beside a coiled belt strap and a bag shoulder strap, an awl and thread spool between them

    Leather in the bag: gloves, belts and straps

    One hide, three jobs. The glove takes the most handling, the belt the least, and the strap sits in between.

Two neighbouring aisles extend this one: Gloves and Hats & Caps. The review’s method is stated on the editorial policy page.