Mizuno Golf Bags: Nike 2010 Tour Cart II Cart Bag Review

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(More customer reviews)First, don't get this confuse with the original Tour Cart Bag. I have seen many reviews showing a picture of the Cart Bag II and the reviews are for the original one. They are very different bags.
I was in search of a cart bag that would be good for a push cart and a riding cart. I owned a SM Four 5 because I wanted to carry sometimes also. Although the bag was very good,
I decided not to carry anymore due to some back problems. Now that I am pushing/riding, I wanted a larger bag with more pockets. For the last few months I researched all the types of bags and
read reviews and recommendations.
The bag HAD to have a lot of pockets with at least 4 forward facing (I carry a lot of stuff). It had to be somewhat light since pushing a heavy bag uphills is no fun.
Also wanted 14 way, full length dividers.

I initially bought the Callaway Extreme Cart Bag but returned it after two weeks. It had the 14 way full length dividers but the clubs were hard to get in and out. They would get hung up
in material and when you put the woods back in, they would hit something hard and you had to constantly fight them to get them back in.

I really wanted to buy the Bennington Quiet Organizer 12 but the price is steep ($250.00) and there is no place to see them. So I finally decided to get the Nike Tour Cart Bag II. The original
Tour Bag had some complaints where people said that, on a riding cart, the strap went across the two top side pockets thereby rendering them un-obtainable. The new bag II solved that problem by
having a strap slot behind the two pockets so that you can access the pockets easily while on a riding cart.
The bag also has 13 pockets,including two fur lined pockets, a putter well, a pen holder slot, 14 way full length dividers and it's fairly lightweight at 7.5 lbs. Two pockets are on the sides of the bags and are more like large sleeves
that you can put anything in there. At first, you may not even see these two pockets (they're right above the Nike logos). A few zippered pockets have additional webbing pockets within for addtional separation.

It's a very well built, quality bag. Even the towel ring on the side is metal and has a very smoky chrome look to it. Other nice touches are the web pocket on the front top pocket. This is perfect for your cell phone, GPS or a small laser range finder.
Also has a small velcro pad for attaching your glove without having to hook it onto the towel ring. Again just a nice touch.
The only cons I can see (And I am really nit-picking here) is:
Two out of the four pockets on the front are small. The bottom one is large and the top one can hold 12 balls but the other two are small. I carry my rule book, a notebook a small pack of tissues and that just about fits in one pocket.
And the two insulated beverage holders are pretty small. You MIGHT be able to get a couple cans and some ice, but that's it. Again, I am really nit-picking.

All in all a really nice, quality bag. Very well built and lightweight. It retails for $240 and the stores ell them for $199 but I got it at the Golf Bag Place for $166 and free shipping. Only took a week to get it.

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