Callaway 2017 Hyper Lite Zero Stand Bag

Replaced the twin bag that my husband had for at least 6 years and was pretty hard on. Loves how light this bag is.

Beware of this bag. As a 52 year old golfer, I'm doing the "old man" thing, first buying a Rovic push card (awesome product, truly, but decided I didn't like pushing), so did my research on the lightest bag out there, and settled on the Callaway Hyperlite Zero (a bit of a misnomer at 2.5 lbs). At first, I thought I found heaven. It was as light as advertised, like a feather when walking, I hardly knew it was there. The pocket situation was better than expected, as they give you the zippered lined pocket for your valuables and the zip ball pouch at the front (a must, in my opinion, for golfers like me who more than they'd like are reaching into their bag to pull out a new sleeve) and it seemed "moderately" durable. Don't expect this bag to last more than a season or perhaps two at the most--it's made out of such lightweight materials that it's just not going to hold up. The exception is the legs, the carbon fiber legs are a definite improvement over years past. They are strong, take more abuse and will hold up long after the rest of this bag is torn to shreds.So, what sucks? Why the 2 start reviews? In a word: straps. The strap "system" on this bag is horrible and compromised by inferior parts. The dual stap system is set too close together to be comfortable for one, and more importantly, the quality if terrible. The grommits or whatever they are called are cheap plastic, they fall off the bag, and the straps come out of their holders. Why is ths a problem? Because once the factory configuration of the straps is compromised (they fall completely out), the bag is never the same. It rides funny on your back, falls so that your clubs slide out while walking and continually get twisted such that it's difficult to get them threaded back through the right way. The bag was terribly uncomfortable after that, and I considered getting another one, but decided at 220 dollars it was just too ill advised.Bottom line: this was a brilliant idea that got lost in the execution. I'd wait if I were you until they work out the bugs in 2018's model. Unless you have $$$ to burn.

It has adequate space but could use a handle at the bottom of the ball pocket; that would make it easier to pick up and put in a trunk--- the handle at the top is great but there is nothing to hang onto at the bottom.

I have had several carry bags over several decades. Though I am now in my 60s, I still like to walk the course and prefer to carry vs. push or pull. These Hyper Lite Zero bags are the best. Don't expect to fit 14 clubs - 8 or so will do if you know how to play.

Just opened and used 3 times. Like others have said, it is very very light; but, beware. Very thin nylon and I’ll bet it will tear within 3 months usage. I’ll b back!

I haven't had the bag long enough to rate the durability but love the weight, comfort and appearance.

Super lightweight. Material seems very thin and I don't think it's going to hold up to abuse long before it rips. So far it's been awesome. Well update if something changes.

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