Whether walking or riding on the golf course, Callaway Golf has the right golf bag for you. Our golf bags feature a mixture of durability and usability to the max to provide a bag that will last. Need a waterproof golf bag? We can provide. Ultra-light stand bag with plenty of space? We’ve got that too. Want a big cart bag to fit anything and everything? No problem there. Store your golf clubs in a matching golf bag today and look and play your best on the course. Check out Golf Bag Buying Guide and find the perfect bag to match your playstyle.
What type of golf bag is right for me: carry, stand, or cart?
Start with how you get around the course. If you walk, a stand bag offers retractable legs and Anamatic double straps for comfortable carrying while making it easy to set your bag down on the fairway. If you ride, a cart bag is built to sit securely on a golf cart, with storage and pockets positioned for easy access throughout your round. If you do both, Callaway offers hybrid bags that combine the comfort and convenience of a stand bag with features optimized for cart use, giving you the flexibility to play your way.
What is the difference between a stand bag, a cart bag, and a hybrid bag?
A stand bag features retractable legs and a padded double strap, making it easy to carry on your back and set down on the fairway. A cart bag features a flat base designed to sit securely on a riding cart or push cart, offering more storage and larger pockets. Stand bags are typically lighter and better suited for walking, while cart bags provide additional storage with pockets positioned for easy access when strapped to a cart. For golfers who do both, hybrid models like the Callaway Fairway+ and Fairway 14 offer the best of both worlds. Featuring Callaway's Lowrider Landing Zone™ technology for a secure fit on a cart and ANAMATIC™ straps for enhanced carrying comfort, hybird bags are built to accommodate both ways of play.
Will a cart bag fit on any golf cart or push cart?
Every bag in this category is built to sit on a standard riding cart base, and most work with push carts as well. Fit can vary across push cart models, so check your cart's strap placement and base dimensions against the bag's specs. Look for a cart-strap pass-through, which keeps the strap from covering your pockets. If you use a specific push cart brand, confirm compatibility on the product page before ordering.
Are the pockets still reachable when the bag is strapped to a cart?
Cart bags are designed so the pockets face you when the bag is strapped down, which is the main layout difference from a stand bag. Look for a cart-strap pass-through channel, which routes the cart strap behind the bag so it never blocks a zipper. Bags like the ORG 14 and CARGO place the most-used pockets, including valuables and beverage storage, along the forward-facing side. That means you can reach what you need without unstrapping the bag.
