Founders Club2 in 1 Golf Cart Bag with Removable Short Game Stand Bag- 15 Dividers

Looks great/roomy/high quality golf bag. I play 3-5 time a week. Most of the time I use a pushcart. This Bag is holding up fine. Its light, but very durable and the built is Removable Short Game bag is really nice.Make this your next Bag! Also, this would be a great gift for a serious low/mid handicapped golfer

I bought this bag specifically because of the short game bag. i tend to take several clubs up to the green every time (always over prepared) so this was ideal. I thought it would either be a useless gimmick, or game changing and i am happy to report the latter. every part of the rest of the bag is absolutely top quality as well. TONS of storage pockets. cannot possibly recommend more, i know several people i golf with ended up ordering one after playing a round with me.

I am pleased with this bag for the price and would buy it again if it were required. Others have complained about the bottom of the removable bag failing. Well, they are not wrong nor is Founders Club alone in this design flaw.Looking at the first picture you see the "Sunday Bag" that comes with the bag on the left and my Sunday Bag that I use for the same purpose on the right.Picture 2 you can see that I have put my Sunday Bag into the spot for the bag that comes with it. I fits although it sits high since I put it in with the carry strap on it. You can see that in the third picture. I presume that if I removed the strap, it would go down farther.Picture 4 shows the bottom of my existing Sunday Bag that suffered the same failure as described by others. The design has a flaw in that it is relying on the stitching at the bottom of the bag to support your clubs. You can see the seam at the bottom of the Sunday Bag that comes with the bag in 5th picture. That seam will fail so you need to provide some support there.Picture 4 shows the repair that I made to keep my existing Sunday Bag in play. Since there is no structure there to attach anything to I ended up taking a plastic netting bag (like you may get some golf balls in) and cut it down to form a cup to cover the bottom of the bag. I secured that in place with a few pieces of wire. That done I then sprayed all around the bottom with spray can “Flex Seal” (creating a flexible rubber bottom to the bag. So now it supports the club ends and has the added benefit of now being waterproof.I would not hesitate to purchase this bag if you are either handy (and want to fix it) or willing to purchase a replacement Sunday Bag if the original one fails.

Really like this bag. Light weight large pockets for gear,balls,rangefinder, gloves, nice handles easy to load and unload. Convenient slots for sticks to go in and stay organized. And a little cooler bag built in. Almost forgot 2 outer rings for club towel, cleaning brushes and velcro glove holder.

All around good

Openings are kind of tight for oversized grips and extra large putter grips do not fit in the carry bag. Weight of bag is good. The pockets are spacious. I’m concerned about the zippers as the appear to be on the flimsy side but I will not know about durability until used for awhile.

Bag within a bag is a great idea for around the green. I can fit a putter and 4 wedges in the removable stand bag. Eliminates leaving clubs on the green or having to go back to the cart to change clubs.Plenty of slots for clubs and ball retriever.Cooler bag is vey large and we’ll insulated.Even the rain hood has a large zipper making it easy to take or put back clubs in the rainVery pleased.

My initial excitement about the Founders 2-in-1 golf cart bag quickly turned to disappointment. After only a couple hours trying to load it up, I have returned this bag for a refund.To the good, this bag appears to be well made of good quality materials. The dividers do a great job keeping the clubs organized. The quantity of large pockets is fine, but not exceptional. It has a carry strap that is fairly nicely padded; there is also a small carry strap on the short game bag. The bag is lightweight, yet it still seems very sturdy.But there are a few design flaws...The biggest problem is that there is no rigid divider between the two lower pockets and the removable short game bag, just a layer (or two) of nylon fabric. Anything of bulk, or that has an edge on it, that is stowed in the pockets puts a crushing pressure on the short game bag. This makes it difficult to remove and insert the short game bag from the larger bag. It also makes it hard to insert and remove clubs from the short game bag when it is inside the larger bag. My assessment is that the squeeze and interference between the lower pockets and the short game bag will lead to rapid material wear and early failure.The next problem is that, though there are several large pockets, there are no small ones to use to keep golf tees, ball markers and other little items easily accessible. I really dislike having to dig down into the bottom of a largeish pocket trying to locate small items. With my old bag, I would use a separate carry pouch clipped onto a bag ring/handle for small items. This would still work with this Founders bag, but why should it be needed. For all the design effort and ingenuity that was put into this bag, why not a dedicated pocket for small items? There aren't even any loops on the outside of the bag to hold extra golf tees for easy access during a round.The final issue that I had is that the 2-in-1 design results in the perimeter around the top of the bag being very large. It is too large for the strap on my hand pushcart to go completely around the top of the bag. I tried to weave the strap through the top handles of the bag, but I couldn't find and acceptable position for the strap that would hold the bag securely to the cart and also not interfere with the shafts of the clubs. My hand cart is fairly old, and I am sure there are better ones available, but if you are considering buying this bag, know that it does not fit well on hand carts.

A nice bag, but don't be fooled by the "a trusted US based company" in the marketing blurb. It arrived brand new, boxed and made in Indonesia. That should not be a problem.However, it is a novel design, but:The body material of the bag seems quite thin, one might say flimsy, when compared to the Sun Mountain bag it replaced. It is a lightweight bag, due in the main by their being no inner plastic tube body with the materials stretched over it, as found on most other bags. The material cover is quite thin and I wonder about it's water resistance. Structural strength is from a a twin bar spine connecting the hardened top rim area to the plastic base. Due to the hardened top and base, securing straps, to carts, do not distort the bag shape and restrict club or short game bag access. The pockets are plentiful and of good size, but the zip closures are somewhat lightweight for outdoor use. Time will tell on the material strength, overall water resistance, and strength of the zips. Many reviews mention the size of the bag(s) in relation to the grip size of the club. I have a full set of clubs loaded, all with oversize grips, all fit the bag easily, the full length club dividers making it easy. I use a putter with a fat 17 inch grip, this fits easily into the short game bag, along with three wedges.The glove holder velcro tabs are a nice touch, however the D rings for towel and accessories are plastic, cheap to the touch and don't feel like quality.The 2 in 1 design is a great idea, the short game bag is easy to remove and replace. Again I note the thinness of the bag material, and note that it will have to be treated with respect if it is to last.Overall, great design, plenty of storage for clubs and everything else.