Orlimar Pitch ‘n Putt Golf Lightweight Stand Carry Bag

The “Sunday bag” was my last second purchase for a golfing trip, and and good one overall it can fit more that 8 clubs and from my experience I can fit my driver, a sand wedge, pitching wedge, 9-6 irons, a 3 hybrid and a putter. And has some more room to fit more clubs. The front pocket is a good size can fit my range finder a handful of tees and I fit about 6 balls as well. The strap is adjustable and pretty nice size and ok comfort. And the legs seem to be good quality. And because of the size of bag I can bring my clubs and all my suitcases to golf trips without hassle. Lastly the bag is super light, this bag with clubs is way lighter than any carry bag I own, and definitely makes it easier to walk 9 holes without to much strain.

It works great for pitch n putt! It,ales me look like I know what I am doing! Light enough to carry easily and the stand works great!

Good little bag, I use it to play par three courses, carrying just a putter, pitching wedge and 7-iron. I could add several more clubs if needed. Has a strap and a handle at the top, and the legs spring out easily. Only downside is the one pocket, would like a little more storage space and a way to attach a water bottle. For perspective, the one pocket can hold ten golf balls, so there's room for some balls, some other stuff.

This is a great bag, Small enough to carry easy. You can take one club or your entire set. Bought it for my wife to use at Top Golf so she wouldn't have to take her big bag . Also great for the short game anytime. As I said One club or all. Not a lot of room for extra balls but a really good product

Perfect product at a fair price compared to similar bags. I use it every time I play. I attach it to my larger bag and use it to take my clubs and putter when approaching the green. Its also useful for taking a few clubs to practice vs. dragging the entire bag of clubs. Several golf friends love the concept and have ordered their own.

I hope this doesn't break in a few months, but honestly this is a sweet little bag. Super bonus for the stand. I can bring my putter and a 9 to the course for practice and store golf balls and my keys in the zippered compartment. It is a small space, so no no big wallets. Anyway, it's way better than dragging all the clubs around, or carrying a few clubs and a stupid little bag for balls and phone. Met the mail.

Great for range and par 3s. It's very lightweight and can fit about 6-7 clubs. The pocket for the water bottle is made for a small bottle, don't try a big bottle since it will fall out. In the other pocket I can fit about 5-6 balls, maybe more. It has a handy spot to place glove and towel. Don't normally use the strap since I find it a bit uncomfortable but the handle is very confortable in my opinion.

It’s going to hold a few clubs, yes, but that’s about where it stops with my confidence in it.Bad:- Strap is terrible, factoring in replacing for a better would be an additional $15 or so.- Divider stops at the very top, bag will have all clubs clinking and clanking together all the way down. Felt difficult pulling clubs out at times.- Seams all seemed a little weak, especially at the bottom where the stress will mostly be from weight.- Stand legs are pretty weak, a lot of give and movement, general lack of sturdiness.- One pouch on bag means you’re most likely using a clip on pouch as well, factor in that cost unless you have one lying around.Good:- Incredibly lightweight, held it by the handle more often than not. Comfortable handle and good weight distribution. Shoulder strap being terrible not the worst issue unless you absolutely hate carrying bags.- Drastically cheaper than other comparable bags.All in all I returned it and opted for the premium Sunday bag. Every problem I had with the Orlimar bag was thought about and resolved on the Sunday bag. If I were just storing a few clubs in it for space around the house or taking it out to the range every now and then I feel like it will do what you’d need it to do. If you’re using it pretty often and lugging it around a bunch then I can’t imagine it holding up very long given what I saw happening during the couple weeks I had it.TDLR not for the more active player but definitely for the very casual par 3 course / driving range type of player