Golf Bags & Push Carts: Common Features Explained
Cart bags and push carts share a lot of common vocabulary. Here's a general, plain-language explanation of terms and features you'll commonly run into.
Club Dividers
The number of individual slots at the top of a bag for organizing clubs — more dividers generally means more separation between individual clubs.
Cart Attachment
Cart bags generally include a strap sleeve or grip system designed to attach securely to a push cart or riding cart frame.
Valuables / Power Pockets
Water-resistant pockets are commonly included specifically for phones, keys, and other valuables, sometimes with room for a portable charger.
Rain Hoods
A separate cover, often stored in a side pocket, designed to protect clubs during wet-weather rounds.
Fold/Collapse Mechanism (Push Carts)
Most modern push carts are designed to fold down for storage in a car trunk, with the folding mechanism being a common factor in ease of use.
Accessory Mounts
Many push carts include a spot to mount an umbrella, scorecard holder, or GPS/phone holder for use while walking.
This is general educational information about common bag and push cart features, not a current, model-specific product listing. Check the official site for what's currently included on a given model.