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Looking for a lightweight golf stand bag? At Golfdiscountstore you'll find small carry bags you can shoulder comfortably for a full round. They rest on two fold-out legs, have a padded strap and weigh considerably less than a cart bag. Ideal if you walk rather than ride, or if you only carry half a set. Browse the range below, or head to all stand bags and golf bags. Sharp prices and fast delivery.
A small stand bag is built to be carried. Most weigh between two and three kilos empty, stand upright by themselves on two fold-out legs, and have enough pockets for your clubs, balls and a jacket. If you walk your round, often play nine holes or carry half a set, this is the bag you're after. If you ride with a trolley and want to bring everything, a larger model suits you better.
With a carry bag it comes down to weight and how it sits on your back. Check these points:
The difference is in what you bring and how you get round the course. A small stand bag is light and compact and meant to be carried. A large stand bag has more pockets and more room for clothing and accessories, but weighs accordingly. Still unsure? See the complete overview of stand bags and compare the sizes side by side.
Putting your bag on a trolley calls for something different. A cart bag is heavier, has a flat base and side pockets that stay reachable while the bag sits on the trolley. If you ride often, take a look at the golf trolleys too. If you always carry, a small stand bag is simply the lightest option.
Our range features light carry bags from well-known golf brands:
Want to explore more? See the complete overview of all golf bag brands and compare by brand.
Rain comes with the game. If your bag has no hood, there are separate golf bag rain covers that pull over the clubs. If you want a bag that handles a shower on its own, see the waterproof golf bags. And the golf bags sale regularly features reduced models from well-known brands.
A stand bag is a golf bag with two fold-out legs at the base. Set the bag down and the legs deploy, holding it upright at an angle. That saves laying it on the grass and makes pulling a club easier. Stand bags are made to be carried; a cart bag has no legs and goes on a trolley.
Most small stand bags weigh between two and three kilos empty. The very lightest sit below that, but usually give up pockets or padding to get there. With clubs, balls and a jacket you're quickly at eight to ten kilos, so half a kilo saved on the bag itself is genuinely noticeable.
A small stand bag usually has four to six dividers, which will take a full set of fourteen clubs. The dividers are simply wider than on a large bag, so the clubs sit closer together. If you play half a set, that's no issue at all.
Yes. The difference isn't the model but the strap length and the height of the bag. A shorter bag carries more comfortably at a smaller height. So go by the dimensions and by how far the strap adjusts, not by a men's or women's label.