Bag Boy Revolver XP Cart Bag

Locking your clubs are hard to get in the slots making it annoying to remove

Like the rotating aspect of this bag; makes getting the clubs in/out when the golf cart roof gets in the way. The side slots for the shaft to fit into are sometimes difficult to get the shaft into, but not a big deal to me since the club grips at the bottom of the bag kinda keeps the clubs from bouncing around. Happy with the bag. UPDATE: Put adhesive-backed felt or something similar around the inside of the plastic ring at the top of the putter well to protect the putter shaft. It has scratched and worn the paint down on my putter’s shaft. Still like the bag. 2nd UPDATE: Does not fit in my travel bag. My standard length Driver stands about an inch too high out of the bag. Probably due to locking mechanisms at the bottom of the club slots. Maybe another type of travel bag would accommodate it.

I've used this for several months now and overall this is a great golf bag. It holds all my clubs and accessories such as extra tees, rain jacket, divot tool, club brush and much more, all in their own dedicated pockets. There are so many pockets it takes a while to decide where everything should go, but I like that I can keeps things separate so I don't have to dig into one pocket to find multiple things. Pros- - Good looking bag, sturdy and not overly heavy - A multitude of pockets to hold all your clubs and accessories - Enough separate slots to hold all your clubs including some specialty clubs. This makes it easy to pull clubs in and out without getting snagging on each other and preserves the grips. Cons - - The rotating top seems like a great idea, but in practice, I have not found it useful at all. Perhaps its just me, or the clubs I have, but its not necessary to rotate the top to get the club I need or to put it away. - Cooler pouch is right behind the large pouch I use to keep golf balls. Because of this, it's really hard to put anything of substance (a few beverages for example) in this pocket alone with ice packs. Its fine for a small water bottle or protein bar you don't want to melt, but if you like to have multiple beverages on the course, you will have to cut back on what you put in the pocket in front. - Side "shoe" pouches. These are maybe big enough to put shoes (depends on your foot size), but I found it more of a pain that it was worth, so I keep other things (rain jacket, sweatshirt) in those instead. Maybe they will be fine for you, but not for me. - Locking clip in each of the club spots can be tight for some clubs. The clips are flexible to a point, but especially for longer clubs, these places hit the shaft where it is wider and it can be a challenge, and sometimes not possible, to lock the club into place. However if the clubs are locked in, they don't rattle around and hit each other on the cart or in the car which will preserve their looks and life. Overall this is a good bag, and I expect it to last for many years. But if you are considering more than one bag, don't pick this one just because of the rotation feature.

Most favorite golf bag I've ever owned. At first I thought the rotating top would be a gimmick, but it's the best part of the bag. I call it "dial a club". Plenty of pockets and all of the zippers appear to be durable. Last bag I owned, the zippers were the first to go. No complaints to be honest. It's a little heavy, but it's a cart bag and they tend to weigh more. It's a little more expensive than what I've bought in the past, but right now I'd say its worth the extra cost.

the revolving top lets you go from push cart to electric golf cart without having to relocate your clubs, just rotating the top. When riding on an electric cart, you can also turn the top to face the side so you can pull your club from there rather than having to go to the back. only drawback is that it is a little heavier than most cart bags.