Now that we’ve gone over the best spots to keep your golf tees, let’s look at some common practices and organization tricks many golfers choose to store their tees and keep them tidy:
- Fill a Ziploc bag with tees
- Buy a fabric “bag caddy” organizer
- Dedicated bag pocket only for tees
- Keep tees in their original plastic bag, and seal the top with a clip.
How should you store your golf accessories?
Now it’s pretty obvious that how you store/arrange your golf accessories depends on the number of pockets available in your bag. So if it’s a cart bag, hence pocket-heavy, then storage space and properly dividing accessories (gloves, markers, tees, pitchforks, etc.) are no concerns AT ALL.
What do you put in your golf bag pockets?
You want to put things you use the most, like balls and tees, into a pocket that is easily accessible. I like using the largest external pocket for apparel and the bag’s rain hood, and the deep bottom pocket for balls. The side bottom pocket is useful for things like sunscreen and my trusty Rules book.
How to choose the right golf bag for You?
Always choose a golf bag designed with enough pockets for storing essentials like golf balls. That is why TaylorMade golf bags (cart, carry, and stand) are such a huge hit among all types of golfers. As for how many extra golf balls to carry, a good supply is around 10. 3. Accessories & Valuables
How do I organize my golf bag?
Organizing your golf bag involves setting up your clubs so that they provide easy access to each golf club when needed. A well-organized golf bag will have a standard layout and will group golf clubs by type into their respective dividers.
How do you keep tees in your golf bag?
Most golf bags have two pockets for carrying items on the lower back of the bag. In the smaller of the pockets, keep your tees. This pocket is also higher up the bag giving you easier access since theoretically you should be using more tees than golf balls.
Where do you store your stuff in your golf bag?
Use the top and front (most accessible) side pockets to store the most frequently used items (tees, spare balls, ball markers and divot repair tools). Use the less-accessible pockets to store occasional use items (rules book, spare golf gloves, sunglasses, suntan lotion, insect repellent, snacks, mints, cough drops).
How should I arrange my golf bag?
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How do you arrange a 14 way golf bag?
How to Organize A 14 Slot Golf Bag. 14 slots, so that means 1 slot/divider for every golf club. The driver, since it's the longest club in the set and has the largest head, goes right in the top slot. Then your hybrids and then irons followed by wedges and your putter.
How many golf balls should I bring for 18 holes?
Most amateur golfers will be fine bringing nine golf balls with them for a rough of 18 holes. Some will like to keep a dozen balls in the bag, and that is fine, although it is rarely necessary.
What do pro golfers carry in their bag?
Professional golfers generally carry: a driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, 4-PW, gap wedge, sand wedge, lob wedge, and a putter. Depending on the pro, these setups may change slightly, including the use of a driving iron, hybrid, or other longer club in place of one of the woods.
How do I organize my 7 divider golf bag?
How do you organize a 7-way bag? Place the driver, 3 wood, and hybrids in the single large rear slot. The center two rows will accommodate the long and medium irons. The front two slots are for the short irons, wedges, and the putter.
Step 1: Evaluate your mess
To start, I emptied each of the pockets of my golf bag, and what I found is on display in that unsightly pile in the photo above. Ugh…So. Much. Stuff! I’m not proud of this, people! And so many golf balls! Why? Truly, there’s nothing in your golf bag that will tip the scales more prominently than golf balls. Individually, they’re light as air.
Step 2: Consolidate your necessities
Place everything into piles so you can get a clear picture of exactly how much you have of each item. This is also valuable because it will show you what you don’t need, like course yardage books and pin sheets from a tournament you played well over a year ago. And four granola bars! C’mon, Jess!
Step 3: Decide what to keep
Once you have your piles established, it’s time to purge. I cut out about half of the stuff I was carrying. Do I really need over 20 golf balls? I hope not! I’m going to stick with two sleeves. And all those gloves were old and in need of replacement. I just need two gloves: one to wear and one for backup, as well as a pair of rain gloves.
Step 4: Choose a pocket
The key here is convenience. You want to put things you use the most, like balls and tees, into a pocket that is easily accessible. I like using the largest external pocket for apparel and the bag’s rain hood, and the deep bottom pocket for balls. The side bottom pocket is useful for things like sunscreen and my trusty Rules book.
Step 5: Order your clubs
I like having a rhyme and reason to my club organization. Every club has its place, so it makes it obvious when one is missing. The driver goes at the top, and every other club follows from longest to shortest, ending with the putter in the bottom compartment. Some players like to have the putter up top with the driver, but I’m not among them.
1. The Basics
Tees: Invest in a value pack of tees so that you never have to go digging through your bag to find the one or two that you brought with you. For the easiest accessibility, put them into a resealable bag that can easily be opened and closed.
2. Weather-Related Items
Sun protection: Whether the sun is shining bright or the sky is a bit overcast, it’s essential to wear sunscreen. You can also protect your face from the sun with a hat. Sun exposure is one of the leading causes of cancer, and there is no reason to not protect your skin from this risk.
3. Extra Protection
Bug Spray: Sometimes, the bugs will come swarming in and make an otherwise enjoyable day incredibly frustrating. Bug spray will prevent you from getting bitten by these bugs on these days.
4. Food and Beverage
Water: It’s easy to forget to bring a bottle of water and become dehydrated while playing! Make sure to keep a good supply of water with you during a round.
Crey23
My bag has a pocket for tees. I carry in it, tees, of course, the divot tool, and a mini brush tool.
Fourputt
I usually just rip open the plastic bag they come in and stuff that into a pocket on my bag, but after a few holes all the tees are spilled out just floating around with other size tees, ball markers, sharpies etc. Thinking about getting a little drawstring bag.
te3point5
in a pocket in my bag. During a round i keep a plastic zero friction tee behind my ear that I basically use the whole round, unless it breaks or i can't find it after I hit my shot; then i would just replenish with a new tee behind the ear. a pencil goes behind the other ear.
andycook
A bunch in the left pocket of my golf bag. A few in my pants right pocket and one or two in the velcro of my golf glove while I am playing. I leave some behind and pick a few up on every round so unless I am breaking them at the driving range I have a fairly stable supply.
Greg
My bag has a pocket thats supposed to be a cooler for a couple drinks. Well it works very poorly for keeping drinks cool but its where i put my tees and a few balls that i plan on using for that particular round. If i want cold drinks i bring my cooler from work with me and put it on the cart.
longdrive23
Right pocket: few long tees, divot repair tool, ball markers. Lots of extra tees in the golf bag.
WUTiger
Keep longer tees in their original bag, sealed with a binder clip; inside that bag, I also keep a smaller bag with short tees (for irons and FW woods when broken tees aren't around).
How To Organize A Golf Bag
Organizing your golf bag involves dividing clubs evenly so that they don’t get tangled. It also involves good storage of other equipment such as golf balls, tees and other items such as a rain jacket. The last thing you want to be doing out on the golf course is struggling to find your equipment.
How To Organize A 14 Slot Golf Bag: Step By Step
Below we cover how to organize your golf bag step by step. These tips will help you with a structured and organized golf bag. For each section, we go into detail about why they are an essential of good bag organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Golf bags can come with several different dividers ( GolfWRX ). Each bag will be different but a beginner bag would have 4 dividers at the top. They will be divided between a two full length dividers at the front and back of the golf bag with a split divider in the middle of the bag. A professional golfer may have more dividers in their bag.
In Summary: How To Arrange Clubs In A Golf Bag
It is well worth taking the time to understand how to organize a golf bag correctly. Taking good care is a great way to ensure that your golf equipment will be durable and save money in the long run.
