FAQ
Welcome to Our FAQ – Your Guide to Custom Golf Gear
We understand that customizing your golf gear is an exciting yet sometimes overwhelming process, especially with so many options available. Whether you're choosing between a Tour Bag, Cart Bag, or Stand Bag, selecting the right divider setup, or deciding on embroidery vs. printing, we're here to help you make informed decisions that suit your game and style. This FAQ covers the most common questions our customers ask—from bag types and materials to club organization and maintenance—so you can design with confidence and get the most from your custom golf products.
Should I Customize a Tour Bag, Cart Bag or Stand Bag?
To fully consider this question, several details need to be determined. Firstly, how many types of golf clubs do you intend to take with you onto the course, and also your preference of Golf equipment transportation around the course. This will greatly influence the practical/logical choice of Bag model. Please note the difference from Practical and logical options as opposed to emotional choice.
Essentially there are three different types of golf bag models available, with varying characteristics, appearance, size/weight, features and functionalities:
Tour Bags
Cart Bags
Stand Bags
1. Tour bags:
AKA Staff Bags, the Tour Bag models are generally the largest bag on the market and commonly accepted as the top-level playing equipment available. As a feature of the overall size there is ample space for personal belongings, golf clubs and equipment, waterproofs, gloves and golf balls. Features which are indeed attractive to the Touring Golfer and hence the name. The extra size also ensures ample outer areas on the bag to display personal sponsors and appreciation of support.
The downside of the larger size is the extra weight that accompanies this feature and may create difficulties for the average golfer. Professional players have the well-earned luxury of a personal caddie to carry their bag, the size and weight consideration still remains for most golfers. In the instance that a Tour Bag stands as the only acceptable choice, then careful consideration will need to be given to the actual suitability to fit the preferred method of course transport. (push/pull, electric trolley or motorised cart)
Although size and weight are a necessary consideration, the Tour Bag remains especially popular with golfers of all levels.
2. Cart Bags:
AKA: trolley bags, are specifically designed to be carried on a golf buggy or trolley, whether it be a push/pull cart or electric.
Cart bags are quite distinctive, as they include a rubber or non-slip base that will keep the bag from sliding off the cart whilst in motion. For those who prefer to walk around the course carrying the golf bag, then a stand bag may be a better choice.
This golf bag is noticeably lighter and smaller than most tour bags to ensure easy mobility when placed on the trolley. As per the tour bag, the cart bag also features ample pockets – although on a smaller scale – for carrying waterproofs, valuables and balls. The Cart Bag design however positions all the pockets in an easy access position when secured on the trolley or cart. This feature in itself ensures that the Cart Bag remains the most logical and practical choice for it's designed purpose.
3. Stand Bags:
Also with a purposeful design, the Stand Bag model offers attractive functionality dependent upon your style and preference of play. Stand Bags are physically smaller and lighter than the Cart Bag model. Stand bags are significantly lighter and feature two retractable legs to support the bag in a stable standing position. This clever feature allows successful use on a variety of golf course terrains, in comparison to trolley or tour bags that are designed to be used on flat surfaces only such as a golf buggy, trolley or even a caddie’s back.
Stand bags are an amazingly popular preference for golfers that enjoy carrying their bags and walk between shots. Considering this, Stand bags feature backpack-style shoulder straps that distribute the weight across both shoulders and an extra back padding area to increase the comfort whilst carrying.
Will My Logo be Embroidered or Printed?
Generally, everything that can be embroidered will be embroidered as this is generally the most desirable.
Indeed for most logos/crest/name, embroidery is recommended to attain the ultimate result and overall possess increased durability compared to the printed finish.
When desiring the addition of photos/pictures, logos featuring a fading effect, and complex artwork/logo that cannot be embroidered successfully, printing does remain as an option. This high quality type of print utilized is known as sublimation printing.
Both options of embroidery or print are completed in-house utilizing high grade specialist equipment.
During the process, the design team will offer suggestions and confirm the production plan.
In the instance that an artwork is not suitable for embroidery, the team will confirm with you and provide alternate options including your preference of selecting/providing replacement logos for embroidery or select the print option.
How Do I Arrange My Clubs?
6-Way Divider Bag Setup
This setup is great for players who prefer a simpler layout and carry fewer clubs.
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Top Compartment:
Driver and 3-wood -
Next Two Compartments:
Fairway woods and hybrids -
Middle Two Compartments:
Long and mid irons (3–7 irons) -
Bottom Compartment:
Wedges and putter
Tip: Keep frequently used clubs in easy-to-reach slots for smoother gameplay.
14-Way Divider Bag Setup
This layout gives each club its own individual slot, providing better organization and protection.
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Back Row (closest to the strap):
Driver, fairway woods, and hybrids -
Middle Rows:
Long and mid irons -
Front Row (facing outward):
Wedges and putter
Tip: This setup minimizes club contact, reducing damage and noise during transport—ideal for cart or trolley use.
Should I Choose a Golf Bag with 6 Dividers or 14 Full Length Dividers?
One of the key decisions when selecting a golf bag is choosing between a 6-way or 14-way divider top. The main difference lies in how your clubs are organized and stored within the bag.
6-Way Divider Bags
A 6-way top is ideal for golfers who prefer a simpler setup or carry fewer clubs. This design separates your clubs into general categories—typically drivers, woods, irons, and wedges—allowing quick and easy access during play.
Pros:
- Simple and efficient layout
- Easier to load and unload clubs
- Lighter weight overall
- Popular for players who carry their bag or use a stand bag
Best For:
Golfers who enjoy walking the course and don’t mind a bit of club contact.
14-Way Divider Bags
The 14-way top features individual slots for each club, keeping them neatly separated from top to bottom. This is a favorite for golfers who use a cart or trolley and want maximum protection for their gear.
Pros:
- Each club has its own dedicated space
- Reduces contact, preventing shaft and grip damage
- Quieter during movement (especially on carts or trolleys)
- Keeps clubs neatly organized and easy to find
Best For:
Golfers using a cart or trolley, or those who want more protection and organization.
Which Should You Choose?
If you prefer simplicity and ease of use, especially when carrying your bag, a 6-way divider is a great choice. If you prioritize organization and club protection—particularly if you're using a cart or trolley—a 14-way divider will likely serve you better.
Ultimately, the best choice depends on your style of play, how you transport your bag, and how organized you like your clubs to be.
Which Material Should I Choose for my Custom Golf Bag?
When customizing your golf bag or accessories, selecting the right material is essential for both appearance and performance. Each material offers unique benefits, and the best choice will depend on how you intend to use your bag and the type of customization you're looking for.
Nylon (Available for Stand Bags Only)
Nylon is lightweight, highly durable, and perfect for golfers who walk the course and want a bag that won’t weigh them down. However, it's not ideal for detailed embroidery—complex logos may cause wrinkling in the material, so simpler designs work best.
Synthetic Leather Options
Our synthetic leather materials are high-quality, durable, and suitable for all bag models. Each finish offers a distinct look and feel:
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Smooth Leather Look (Microfiber Leather):
Our most popular and durable option. Microfiber leather offers excellent resistance to wear and tear and provides a sleek, professional finish. Ideal for both embroidery and heavy use.
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Carbon Fiber Replica:
A semi-metallic accent material that adds a modern, high-tech aesthetic. It can be embroidered but is not suitable for printing or for head covers due to limited stretch and flexibility.
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Alligator Skin Texture:
This material adds a luxurious, exotic look to your bag. It supports embroidery well but is not compatible with printed designs.
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Metallic Finish:
A bold and eye-catching option that adds a striking visual appeal to your bag. Suitable for embroidery, but not recommended for printing. Please note: this material tends to fade with prolonged sun exposure, so it’s best suited for indoor use or limited outdoor display to maintain its vibrant finish.
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Gloss Finish:
Offers a stunning, high-shine appearance and is often used for premium, statement pieces. Keep in mind it adds extra weight, and while embroidery is possible, printing is not advised.
How do I clean my golf bag?
Keeping your golf bag clean not only improves its appearance but also helps extend its lifespan. Follow these steps to safely and effectively clean your golf bag:
Step 1: Empty the Bag Completely
Remove all contents, including golf clubs, accessories, and items from every pocket.
Step 2: Shake Out Debris
Turn the bag upside down and gently shake out any sand, dirt, or debris from the club slots and accessory compartments.
Step 3: Vacuum the Interior
Use a vacuum with a nozzle attachment to carefully clean the inside of the pockets and club dividers.
Step 4: Wipe Down the Exterior
Use a soft, damp washcloth to remove surface dust and dirt. For best results, attach your rain hood to help keep the structure in place during cleaning.
Step 5: Deep Clean Soiled Areas
For stubborn stains, mix a small amount of mild detergent with a generous amount of clean water.
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Nylon bags: A soft-bristle brush can be used.
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PU or genuine leather bags: Use a soft sponge instead to avoid damage.
Important: Take extra care around embroidered or printed areas to prevent damage.
Step 6: Rinse Residue
Wipe away any remaining detergent using a clean, damp microfiber cloth.
Step 7: Dry Properly
Allow the bag to air dry in a well-ventilated indoor space for about 24 hours.
Avoid direct sunlight or artificial heat sources, as these can cause materials—especially printed or metallic finishes—to fade or warp.
What 14 Clubs Should I Have in My Bag?
This is a general question for a golfer. As you may know that a golfer is allowed to carry up to 14 clubs. The 14 clubs include woods, irons, drivers, hybrids, wedges, and a putter. However, an ordinary golf bag can consist of:
1 Driver
One 2 or 3 hybrid
One 3 Wood
A wedge set (Gap wedge, Lob wedge, and Sand wedge)
7 pitching wedge
1 putter
What is Microfiber Leather?
Microfiber leather is the abbreviation of microfiber polyurethane synthetic (faux) leather. It is the highest grade of artificial leather, and due to its remarkable performance, microfiber leather is known as the best real leather alternative.
Microfiber leather is relatively more wear-resistant, aging resistance, tensile strength, breaking strength, tear strength, peel strength and other physical properties are also higher than genuine leather.
The process of making other synthetics starts by placing fabric strips down and coating them using polyurethane resin. For microfiber leather, it begins with a mat of synthetic fibers that are intertwined and bound together with the use of polyurethane.
Because of this process, it’s very close to how real leather is made. Real leather replaces skin fibers for microfibers. Compared to other synthetic fibers, microfiber is longer lasting. That’s because it’s treated like animal skin when created. Most traditional synthetic fibers are sheets of material that are painted to look like leather. Then, it’s laminated with polyurethane to protect the coating.