ASK ECHO T-Lock Golf Cart Bag with 14 Way Organizer Divider Top, Premium Cart Bag with Handles and Rain Cover for Men

Good quality bag and nice color. Bag does stop clubs from banging together. The bag is taller than most so if you 5' 2" or shorter, its a little more difficult to get the clubs out but still works. There is a lot of storage. Some club covers don't fit well into the slots.

The bag seems very well built, but the big news is the club organizer on the top. I thought I had the best type of bag with my Sun Mountain 14 way, full length divider, until I got this bag. (The Sun Mountain bag still gets a strong second place.)The Echo bag divider is brilliant at keeping the clubs organized, secured, and separated from each other. No need to use club covers. Since the clubs are so nicely separated, it's easy to always put the club back in the same slot.Even though my old bag was very nice, the clubheads would still bunch together, which made it more difficult to quickly pull out the right club and return it to the correct slot.The only thing to keep in mind is that it is definitely a large cart bag, with no built in stand. So it is not a bag to walk with on the course. Having said that, I believe some version of the Echo club divider will be the standard for all types of bags within 5 years. For the golfer who plays on a regular basis in a golfcart, this bag is life changing.

This is an amazing golf cart bag! So many pockets, well organized, seemed to be very durable and well-made. Nothing about it was built cheap. The only drawback is that I'm too tall. My 2" extended iron shafts won't allow the club heads to rest in the slots, instead, sticking up about 2", allowing them to rattle against each other. My wife's standard length clubs do right in like they're supposed to. It broke my heart to have to return it, but the return experience was extremely easy and painless! Because of the quality and Ask Echo's value on customer service, I ordered their SLC 130 bag. Works like a charm!Just order it. It's a beautiful and very functional bag.

I knew from the description it was a tall bag but I guess I didn’t realize just how tall it actually looks and feels. Tall! So this height is apparently necessary so that the club heads nestle down into the molded openings in the top. This way they don’t bang around, hence the “Silencer” description. On traditional bags, the club heads are a foot above the top and can bang into each other. To me, this additional 6-7 inches of height on the “ask echo” bag felt and looked awkward. I did put my clubs in this new bag just to check out the fitment of everything. The irons and putter all have individual sleeves but the Driver, 3 wood, and hybrid go in one large center opening. These woods set down in the bag so far that the head covers actually hit the top of the bag before the grips ends hit the bottom of the bag. Not a big deal except the club head covers tend to cover up the adjacent irons. So maybe the intent is to put the three clubs in that center section without head covers and snap the shaft into the retainers molded into the top. I tried that but any motion of the bag caused the 3 club heads to swivel around in their retainers and contact each other. That’s the last thing I want to happen to my $$$ driver! I wanted to try out the bag on the course but I was leaning towards returning it and I didn’t want to get it dirty so my experience is just my observations not actual use. I’m not sure if it would fit in my smaller 4 door trunk either. The name “ask echo”? What is that? Couldn’t they come up with, idk, how about “anything else”!Pros: Good looking bag. Keeps clubs from banging into each other except the metal woods in the shared middle hole. Lots of pockets and storage and cooler. Comparable quality to other $200 bags.Cons: It’s really tall. Long clubs in center section can contact each other so head covers are probably necessary but that covers up some of the adjacent clubs. The rain fly was a very tight fit meaning I’d probably never use it on the course like I do with my old one. Dumb name.I ended up returning it. Just too radical a departure from what I’m used to with some designs I thought might annoy me over time. Idk, seems like a lot of reviewers loved it!Note: You will be charged the Amazon listing fee of $17.10 if you return this bag unused in new condition. They did cover return shipping.

I know a lot of reviews are talking about how big/tall this bag is, so I took a picture. The bag on the right is my old stand bag that I’m moving on from, while the bag on the left is, of course, my new one that I’m reviewing.As you can see when they’re side by side, this is one big bag. Makes my old bag look like I had children’s clubs in it. What comes with all the size? Pockets, pockets, and more pockets. Sooooo many pockets that if you fill them all up this this is going to weigh 100lbs.I have been accused of carrying a ton of gear in my bag but I emptied everything out of my old bag and have 4 completely empty pockets and an empty cooler pocket. Pretty cool. Pardon the pun.Anyway…the bag is well made, the club separator top, works great, and the bag is absolutely worth the price.One last thought, I love the cart strap channel. The pockets on the right and left side aren’t completely attached to the bag and the top pocket on the front is attached on the top but Velcro’d on the bottom so you can lift it up and the strap goes under it so you can strap this thing to the cart without crushing your ranger finder, towel, and tee bag.If you look at your old bag the clubs are sticking up out of the top. In this bag your clubs will be nesting in the top, so you really have the same length to deal with when you put this in your car, you just won’t see the 3 or 4” of shaft sticking up. Apologies for this going so long, I had more to say than I thought I did.