Will a junior golf bag fit on here (clubs for a 12 year old)
456363
I would say probably not. I use a cart bag and it fits fine. A smaller bag would most likely fit loose. I would recommend a two wheel pull cart for the smaller bag.
456364
Of course it will. I would expect that you could probably use this cart to "double up" and bungee your junior's bag to your own, as well. Great cart for the money, very smooth and easy to push.
456365
12 year olds should carry their clubs. That's the whole point of a junior golf bag. A "junior" golf bag is too small to properly fit on this cart.
224212
It fits. The only problem is that the locking system on this bag has an elastic band and with smaller bags the lock band may be a little too big for smaller bags. Take a look at it in a golf store.
1300308
Agreed you have to watch the hinge pins, I put my driver on the side but at the center of the case from top to bottom is 48" so your club would need to be in the center of your bag
1409761
No. I would buy this for my son if he was still under 5.2". The length and weight of the club is most important when starting out since it makes hitting balls much less frustrating (forgiving) for a beginner's strokes and gives good distance. Note there are 2, hardly noticable, imprints of western style curlicues (like those on Western boots). Hope this helps.
794219
I have not had any issues with the bag fitting on the cart. Clubs have been fine for me. I am petite and just started back after many years away from golf.
1853787
I think so. This size is for 9-10 year old kids, but if they're tall and strong enough it can be a good fit. A larger racquet will be too heavy.
1439862
I am not sure, but I have a Callaway Org 14s bag with a standard length driver, but my putter is 34". That being said my entire bag, a pair of shoes on the side all fit with room to spare.
481011
I guess it depends on what you want. I have a small 8 year old and the bag is definitely too big for him, but not unmanageable. I feel like we will be able to grow with it. However, if you want it more of an appropriate fit, you might want to go with the youth.
438491
Yes, my son is in jr high and has a 4 inch binder a 2 inch binder gym clothes a Spanish/English dictionary and a book and its full and a bit heavy but not overwhelming. He should be fine. My middle son 8 loved his brothers so much he has to have one. It's a great bag.
385334
Sorry - I bought this set for my granddaughter who lives in another state. I can tell you she is now 12 years old & 5'4'' tall & the clubs are too small for her. Her younger 9 year old sister is now using them.
2024300
The cargo box I have stores two sets of golf clubs very well. The golf club bag is approximately 46" x 12" deep. Hopefully this helps you out.
498008
I believe most clubs are built for average sizes. My son is 5'8" and I was concerned they might be a little too long. But they are perfect for him. So probably too short for your son I'm guessing. I think the best thing for you is to go to some golf stores and find out which brands are sized for someone as tall as your son. Then buy that brand whenever you decide to.
2054531
Brian: The inside length of the bag is 50-1/2" My driver is 47-1/2" which is no problem. I also purchased the Back Bone protector which extends to 54-1/2" . It offers extra protection for your woods. Bag with 13 clubs fits inside no problem! It is also reinforced on bottom for extra protection & on wheels for easy transport in airport.
1879530
Yes, I agree with another comment that you can fit 14 clubs balls and shoes. I also padded the clubs with spare Tshirts to fly to the Virgin Islands works great.David Moir.
1582634
Measuring your clubs and comparing to the bag dimensions (48" L x 40" W x 14"-19" H) is the best way to determine fit. We do, however, have a new Car Top Golf Travel Bag that is a weatherproof bag that carries your clubs on the airplane and on your vehicle's roof. Rightline Gear 100G80 Car Top Golf Travel Bag
1129372
I think he could grow into them, I would say at 5' 1" at 12 he'll be growing the next few years. Now if he hasn't golfed, sometimes a junior set, less expensive, would work better because they are shorter and easier to control. I'm 5' 9" and from the time we were able to swing a club we had my dad's hand-me-downs, and they worked fine.
1439127
Depends on the size of your child of course, but I think the clubs are too small for over ten yr olds.