Size: 9 inches Number of club dividers: 6-way divided Number of pockets: 8 Weight: 3.7 kg. This cart bag is characterized by its simple yet sophisticated design. It features a 6-way divided storage space in the main compartment, making it easy to remove and insert golf clubs. It also offers ample multi-pockets for organizing and storing small accessories needed during play. The length-adjustable padded shoulder strap is removable. It is an item that combines functionality and design appeal.


A caddy bag is a bag used to carry golf clubs, balls, and other items such as rain gear when playing golf. The bag comes with many side pockets for storing these small items. There are mainly two types: the "cart type" and the "stand type." The "cart type" is primarily self-standing and doesn't require a specific place to be put. They often have a substantial presence, weigh a bit more, and offer a lot of freedom in terms of materials and design. They come in various materials, including PU, leather, and canvas. If you need to store golf shoes, the cart type may be a good choice.

On the other hand, the "stand type" prioritizes mobility, and it is usually designed to be lighter and slimmer than the cart type. If you use it both at the practice range and on the golf course, where you'll be carrying it around quite a bit, the stand type might be more suitable. It's also handy if you want to walk around the course without a golf buggy. They typically stand on their own, supported by two legs plus the bottom of the bag. They are often made of lightweight materials like nylon.

In regards to Japanese golf bags, when compared to bags for the global market, they are developed with a focus on the Japanese market, emphasizing vibrant colors, light weight for mobility, commitment to materials such as fabric, and detailed specifications that radiate finesse.