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Left Handed Golf Bags?
Why is it that all major golf bag manufacturers ignorantly assume that ALL golfers carry their clubs (while walking a golf course) with the clubs over their right shoulder…and thus, only have padding on the left side (depending on what view/angle you’re looking at the bag of course) of the bag?
As someone who has been playing golf for damn near 20 years, I’ve suffered having to carry my golf bag with the padding on the wrong side of the bag (I’m right handed, but I prefer to carry my golf bag w/the club heads behind my left shoulder!) and because of that, my right side from the hip down always hurts around 1/2 way through my round.
And in those few instances where I’ve found a company that makes ‘left hand golf bags’, the bags are of very low quality and aren’t even a left-handed version of their more mainstream right hand bags.
As a lefty, I completely understand. It’s also why you either can’t get certain pieces of equipment- especially forged blades or certain lofts of drivers and fairway woods. Or, you have to wait months for the lefty stuff to arrive… unless the thing you’re waiting for isn’t a good seller, in which case the lefty option gets shelved.
As I’ve been told, it’s all about costs. It isn’t “cost effective” to manufacture everything for lefties. It does make me wonder sometimes, if some (not all, but some) of the stuff that’s made is just frivolous… if it’s so good, why can’t lefties take advantage of it? Don’t we deserve to have our game maximized just the same as the righties?
Here are some links for lefty bags. The first two are made by Sun Mountain- a very reputable brand. It’s across the pond in the UK, though, and I can’t convert $ to # (even if it meant saving my own life) so I don’t know how much it would actually cost you
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