I like to avoid having a tee inserted under my fingernail when reaching into my bag so I use a plastic container, like the ones replacement spikes come in, to hold tees, small sharpie, ball markers and divot repair tool. Small and easily accessed. A plastic sandwich bag for the sunscreen in case it pops open, same for bandaids.
I prefer my putter on top of or with my graphite shafted clubs, and I would as much as possible arrange individual irons and wedges where the leading edges touch the back of the next club instead of the clubface so the clubface doesn’t get scratched or damaged.
If you use a slightly larger (fake or real) climbing carabiner clip for your towel, you can connect it higher up, over the built-in lift handle on the bag, so that the end of the towel stays off the ground when the bag legs open - it also allows you to quickly slide the towel to the left side of the bag after you hit to clean the clubface - and then slide back, over to the right, so it is out of the way when carrying the bag.
“Because there is nothing worse than constantly having tees in your pocket when you’re not playing golf”. Totally agree. Worst thing ever! I can’t think of anything worse than getting home and finding tees in my pocket. 😂
This is pretty much like my setup. I also carry an extra batteri for the range finder and a small med kit. I carry a extra batteri after a tip from your videos and one week later in a comp it came to use 😄👍
I had never heard that word either (U.S.). But I’m guessing… A gilet (/dʒɪˈleɪ/) or body warmer is a sleeveless jacket resembling a waistcoat…? Aka, a vest. He also said “your waterproofs” which to my ears sounded like nouning an adjective.
Wow, nice to see that the assumption is that all bags are the same. Where does the 3-4 beers go that have to be hid since the course does not allow outside drink? As well as the Gatorade that I mixed at home and have in 2 bottles hidden. As well as my flask of Cognac and flask of Bourbon?? Food; I carry Quaker bars and sunflower seeds. My cigar clip and cigar case with a container to keep my matches and lighter dry. Oh yeah, I play in the Midwest where weather changes in a moment…umbrella, gortex jacket and maybe pants. Bag cover and garbage bag for when the bag cover blows away. Extra pair of socks to change at the turn. Two towels, one for me, one for the clubs. 2 extra gloves. Add in a few more balls and a retriever since I loose about 3-4 per round. A chipper…since I don’t play in sanctioned events, illegal clubs are fine, so…it’s in the bag. As well as a club that my brother-in-law gave me that I don’t use, but since I am trying to avoid my wife’s family from asking and a scandal to ensue as to why I got rid of it…it’s in the bag. Lastly, , a portable battery/charger for my phone and Bluetooth speaker that allows me to listen to music and drown out my previously discussed idiot brother-in-law. All tolled, starts around 31 lbs and goes down as I drink the beer and eat the food. And share stuff with idiot brother-in-law since he’ forgotten balls, gloves, drinks, etc. End of day…much lighter.
Pretty much the same as my bag setup, though I also carry sunscreen (just in case it stops raining in Manchester and the sun actually comes out), and for emergencies I have antihistamine tablets (in case of wasp or Bee stings) and my GTN spray (just in case I have an angina attack or worse)
If riding in a golf cart or using a push cart, would you change the orientation of your clubs? For me, my ‘graphite’ shafted clubs would go on the side of the bag stand legs so they are on the side closest to the golf cart making it easier to access my shorter clubs.
The real question is how to setup a carry/stand bag when it goes into a cart 95% of the time. (don't hate, carts are standard here in south Florida lol). Even with TM's hybrid bag, driver and long irons are up front it drives me nuts
@@lawbinson never had success with them. Love the storage, love the 14 way, although my stand is also 14 way... But they aren't stable. I've have my clubs take some big blows because the cart bag tipped over. It was a Callaway bag so it wasn't some cheap knockoff.
another thing I am doing wrong w my game lol This is by far the most important. Like they say, clean bag = clean head I would recommend keeping wipes, bandages, tape, extra pencils, and scorecards in your bag. Some snacks would be nice, too.
I missed where he put the 6 pack and aiming fluid...
aren't those the same thing?
Aiming fluid😂😂
I like to avoid having a tee inserted under my fingernail when reaching into my bag so I use a plastic container, like the ones replacement spikes come in, to hold tees, small sharpie, ball markers and divot repair tool. Small and easily accessed. A plastic sandwich bag for the sunscreen in case it pops open, same for bandaids.
I prefer my putter on top of or with my graphite shafted clubs, and I would as much as possible arrange individual irons and wedges where the leading edges touch the back of the next club instead of the clubface so the clubface doesn’t get scratched or damaged.
Flask, back up flask, cigar holder, skeeter spray.
If you use a slightly larger (fake or real) climbing carabiner clip for your towel, you can connect it higher up, over the built-in lift handle on the bag, so that the end of the towel stays off the ground when the bag legs open - it also allows you to quickly slide the towel to the left side of the bag after you hit to clean the clubface - and then slide back, over to the right, so it is out of the way when carrying the bag.
“Because there is nothing worse than constantly having tees in your pocket when you’re not playing golf”. Totally agree. Worst thing ever! I can’t think of anything worse than getting home and finding tees in my pocket. 😂
My setup is nearly the same but with the putter up top with the woods and a big towel draped over the clubs instead of a clip on.
This is pretty much like my setup. I also carry an extra batteri for the range finder and a small med kit. I carry a extra batteri after a tip from your videos and one week later in a comp it came to use 😄👍
Thank heavens for this video. I hadn't a clue how to put my stuff in my bag !
If you have ever worked at a course and had to deal with peoples bags you would know most people have no idea.
That tiny amount of stuff is all Neil has in the bag? I've got 30+ years of "I'll need this" sometime. That's why my carry/stand bag is 30 lbs.
What about the cans of Stella
lol, seriously? Tappin? Greatest golf surname in the history of golf. Kind regards, Roger McPitchingwedge.
What is the word you used to describe your windbreaker / sweater?
I had never heard that word either (U.S.). But I’m guessing… A gilet (/dʒɪˈleɪ/) or body warmer is a sleeveless jacket resembling a waistcoat…? Aka, a vest. He also said “your waterproofs” which to my ears sounded like nouning an adjective.
Wow, nice to see that the assumption is that all bags are the same. Where does the 3-4 beers go that have to be hid since the course does not allow outside drink? As well as the Gatorade that I mixed at home and have in 2 bottles hidden. As well as my flask of Cognac and flask of Bourbon?? Food; I carry Quaker bars and sunflower seeds. My cigar clip and cigar case with a container to keep my matches and lighter dry. Oh yeah, I play in the Midwest where weather changes in a moment…umbrella, gortex jacket and maybe pants. Bag cover and garbage bag for when the bag cover blows away. Extra pair of socks to change at the turn. Two towels, one for me, one for the clubs. 2 extra gloves. Add in a few more balls and a retriever since I loose about 3-4 per round. A chipper…since I don’t play in sanctioned events, illegal clubs are fine, so…it’s in the bag. As well as a club that my brother-in-law gave me that I don’t use, but since I am trying to avoid my wife’s family from asking and a scandal to ensue as to why I got rid of it…it’s in the bag. Lastly, , a portable battery/charger for my phone and Bluetooth speaker that allows me to listen to music and drown out my previously discussed idiot brother-in-law. All tolled, starts around 31 lbs and goes down as I drink the beer and eat the food. And share stuff with idiot brother-in-law since he’ forgotten balls, gloves, drinks, etc. End of day…much lighter.
Can you do how to put on the raincover on that bag? I have the exact same one but the cover looks trally wierd… thanks in advance!
Yall have different sections for your clubs? I just have one big compartment..
Pretty much the same as my bag setup, though I also carry sunscreen (just in case it stops raining in Manchester and the sun actually comes out), and for emergencies I have antihistamine tablets (in case of wasp or Bee stings) and my GTN spray (just in case I have an angina attack or worse)
he mentioned suncream in the pocket with the tees.
If riding in a golf cart or using a push cart, would you change the orientation of your clubs? For me, my ‘graphite’ shafted clubs would go on the side of the bag stand legs so they are on the side closest to the golf cart making it easier to access my shorter clubs.
@@everardogolf good point. Club arrangement is bag dependent and personal preference.
I’m with you I have 14 hybrid stand bag and it seems to make sense to set it up opposite of this. Especially riding a cart
Neil, what about your copy of the rules or do you always play with Jeremy
Ha - Fair point Martin. I usually rely on Jezz for my rulings!
what model bag is that, and it is good
which model is your bag
This is near identical to my setup! 😁
Don't the tees, markers and pitch mark repairer go in your pocket? Mine do
The real question is how to setup a carry/stand bag when it goes into a cart 95% of the time. (don't hate, carts are standard here in south Florida lol). Even with TM's hybrid bag, driver and long irons are up front it drives me nuts
This right here
Good call, there are probably some pointers that could help here
That’s what Cart bags are for :)
@@lawbinson never had success with them. Love the storage, love the 14 way, although my stand is also 14 way... But they aren't stable. I've have my clubs take some big blows because the cart bag tipped over. It was a Callaway bag so it wasn't some cheap knockoff.
I had the same experience, but found a Sun Mountain C130 that does not topple over. My friend has a newer Cobra Cart bag that doesn't topple as well.
another thing I am doing wrong w my game lol
This is by far the most important. Like they say, clean bag = clean head
I would recommend keeping wipes, bandages, tape, extra pencils, and scorecards in your bag. Some snacks would be nice, too.
A golf expert with the surname tappin? What a coincidence that is 😂
Putter on top!
Pitch what repair?
Pretty much how I do it, as well.
make sure to always flex your range finder
More balls, whiskey in flask, Cigars, Slingshot.
My clubs always get tied up with each other how can i stop this
What was that thing walking in the bushes behind you? Look again. It goes from right to left.
my O.C.D approves
where does your bottle of scotch go?
It’s a no for the range finder
What's a sharpy? Sorry I'm a new golfer 😂
I think he was referring to a Sharpie(tm) marking pen.
Pity you chose a bag with so few compartments when most new bags have 13/14.
Beer goes in the big pocket.
This is like camping, but with a bow tie and dancing shoes
It’s called the ground when you’re outside
Is your last name actually tappin? Destined to have a job in golf 🤣
No way your real last name is flipping TAP - IN? 😅😅
I hope he does those on his knees
huge mistake to put putter to the bottom of golf bag when you are using it most often it needs to be up where your driver is bro 😄😜
No wonder you're skinny when you don't eat anything for 18 holes :P
Balls and sun block in same pocket seems like bad idea…
Seriously?? ,,, I’ve just dropped a few shots watching this 🧐,
Not enough balls there for sure.
Anyone really needs this!?
Putter at the bottom 🤢
Duh.
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seriously ??? - if you need help putting clubs in a bag then you REALLY need help and should NOT be playing golf