Just wondering if anyone is using this bag and what you think of it?

The pictures on the titleist website of the top of the bag make it look like there is lots of space for holding the clubs, just wondering if this is the case and if it is a good as it looks and whether the clubs get stuck when taken them out an putting them back in?

http://www.titleist.com.au/accessories/car...87_carrybag.asp

I have this bag. It's by far the best stand bag on the market.
I also have a ping hoofer, nike tour sasquatch and sun mountain 4.5. They are sitting downstairs where my clubs are in the titlesit.

Very easy to get clubs in / out - lots of room, lots of pockets, ... great 10/10 bag.

Clubs are extremely easy to get in and out. Tons of pockets for storage. You have to be careful there are almost too many pockets and if you aren't careful you can really weigh the bag down.

I have to agree, I recently bought this bag after having a Nike Ultra Light. Could not be more happier with the purchase. As everyone has said, easy to get clubs in/out, pockets for everything. Good weight, and the shoulder straps are comfortable. Only downside is it does not fit in golf carts, the base is too wide, has to be turned sideways. For that I give it a 9.5/10.

I'd have to give it a 9/10 as well.

Almost perfect.

I just which It stood on it's own and the bottom section was 1 instead of 2 so that I don't have to separate all my wedges which I hate doing.

As a dedicated walking/carry bag it's top shelf. The problems begin when you try to put it on a cart. I have yet to find a cart that will accomodate the awkward bottom foot of this bag.

holy smokes. . .is that bag really $319?

I personally like the blue one.

I got the lightweight stand bag after having an earlier model of the premium, and I really like it. Seems to have the same space and features with a little less weight.

It is a little tougher to load up, which helps keep it light.

For that price, does it come with a caddy to carry your bag around as well???

More like $189 retail.

I have the lightweight stand bag so it doesnt have as many club sections but I had two complaints: first that the club sections didnt go the entire length of the bag. But what was more irritating was there really isnt a good section for your putter. I have a nice putter cover and it gets bent in my bag. I recently went back to an Ogio bag because I love spot for the woods and putter.

i have a Premium in addition to an X68 and X86. a bit heavy for my normal rounds during which I carry but if I know I'll need to bring rain gear, snacks, etc. it does the job nicely. plenty of room for all your clubs and gear and good build quality.

Had the blue and white one and stopped using after a couple of rounds. Storage is great but didn't like the large foot print (I ride a lot) or the way the dividers were set up.

Aces, the Nike Sasquatch Tour fits in a cart fine. They made the plange for the legs under the bag, so it fits fine and you can use it as a stand bag when you want. It is the only one I found that does this.

Does the lightweight bag have a large base too?

Does the legs stick to the bag when you carry it? My current bag, the legs droop and bounces off the bag making a lot of noise when I carry it.

I have one and the only complaint I have is I have to turn it sideways to fit on the cart when I ride other than that its a excellent bag

I bought the red and black lightweight bag and the only complaint I have is the spot for a putter. I have custom shop scotty head cover and I am careful when I put it in my bag. I have found that by carefully putting in its own section the head cover is staying in better shape than when I used my staff bag. And as for the original poster, I thought that the premium had too many pockets and I would pack too much stuff in my bag.