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For this collection, the challenge was simple: make golf-travel easier, protect the clubs better, and last longer than anything else on the market. Creating these products was not so simple, however; and after over 2 years of development, we are overjoyed to introduce the OGIO ALPHA Travel Covers

Borrowed from the technology powering our iconic RIG 9800 gear bag, the ALPHA Travel Cover MAX features our SLED (Structural Load Equalizing Deck) technology, which brings increased durability, protection, and stability.

With the toughest fabrics, reinforced corners and wear points, and heavy duty straps and buckles, these travel covers are made to last trip after trip, year after year.

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Ogio Alpha Travel Cover Mid Review

After a trip to The Masters, we test out the new Mid Travel Cover from Ogio.

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If you are in the market for a new travel cover then this Ogio model could be an excellent model to consider. Not only does it look great and stand out when travelling, but it performs well in every way you would want it to.

Easy to maneuver

Plenty of storage

Cover looks great and easy to spot in the airport/baggage claim

Perhaps could do with thicker padding at the top end

Larger tour bags may struggle to fit

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Having never taken my golf clubs abroad before and hearing many a horror story about broken clubheads, shafts and such, I recently jumped at the chance to test the new Alpha Travel Cover Mid from Ogio. For me, the best golf travel bags need to do several things; first they have to be strong and able to deal with the trials and tribulations of travel in planes, trains and automobiles. This means strong materials that can deal with the roughest of handlers, tear resistant fabrics, padding, and the bag itself should be constructed in a way that you can trust it. The zips in particular have to feel sturdy. 

Additionally maneuverability is a huge benefit too because awkward travel bags make everything more difficult. Ones that move easily with strong wheels are hugely important. I also look to have a bag that stands out so nobody will mistake it for theirs at baggage claim, and you can spot it right away. Acknowledging all of this, how did the Ogio model perform? 

Well in pretty much every respect, the cover was excellent. It felt durable and tough whilst also offering a premium feel to it as well. My clubs arrived at two airports in excellent condition which is exactly what I was looking for, thanks to the padding around the clubheads, and the internal compression straps that really help hunker the golf bag down nicely. Admittedly, as solid as this performance was from a protection standpoint, I did also remove my wood clubheads and wrap them in bubble wrap as an extra layer of protection. I would recommend doing this whenever travelling with golf clubs so it is hard to knock the Alpha for this but I do think there are models out there that offer a touch more padding up top, such as the Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian. Regardless, the cover felt outstandingly well constructed with each component having a thickness and sturdiness that inspires confidence, without the weight. Additionally the skid plate on the bottom protects from abrasions and the zips are large and well made. 

The cover was also incredibly easy to use, which I found to be very important when packing and at the airport. The D-shaped opening makes it easy to get your clubs in and out, and the storage on offer is top-notch too. Not only could I get my bag and golf accessories in but I also got some shoes, apparel and some merchandise from The Masters in as well. Despite all this, and the overall durability of the bag, it did not feel overly cumbersome or heavy which was useful when picking it up to put into cars and such. Part of the reason for this were the handles, because not only are there several on the cover itself, but they are exactly where you would want them to be. The final ease of use point I want to make is around the bags movement. Thanks to the wheels and overall lightness (when compared with other travel bags), it is very easy to move around and drag alongside you when walking. 

As I stated above, another thing I look for in a luggage bag is something easy to spot. This 'Warp Speed' design certainly does that and I thought it really looked good. You can also get it in colors called 'Terra Texture', 'Black', and 'Mid Haze'. 

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• 4-wheel, molded Poly Carbonate tray base 
• (1) Large main opening for all your storage needs 
• (1) padded valuables pocket with mesh slip & key clip  
• (1) medium pocket  
• (1) zippered slip pocket  
• (2) 2-way access pocket  
• (2) interior compression straps to hold items in place 
• Security zippers ready to be used with your TSA approved lock 
• Dual stage trolley handle 
• (2) Soft webbing grab handles  
• Hypalon corner protection 
• Front molle webbing for clip-on accessories  
• Identification window  
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OGIO Mammoth Golf Travel Bag

OGIO is not afraid to think big when it comes to naming its golf travel bags – and thus they present us with the Mammoth. The Mammoth tips the scales at 17 pounds, making it the heaviest travel bag we’ve tested (exceeding hard cases such as the Samsonite Hardside and the SKB Deluxe ). But everyone knows the old adage of “the bigger they are, the harder they fall” – and it holds true in this case…literally, as it takes a fair amount of preparation work to avoid the Mammoth’s propensity to tip over.

The bag provides a nice amount of protection for your clubs, has plenty of storage room, and introduces some useful gizmos like a crush-resistant pocket to hold caps and a removable shoe bag. But OGIO doesn’t deliver on the promise of being able to easily roll the Mammoth standing upright on its four spinner wheels, as the soft case sometimes struggles to stay balanced. The saving grace for the Mammoth is that it also has two in-line skate wheels, so you can drag it behind you.

What ultimately turns the tide against the Mammoth is its steep $309.99 suggested retail price, the second highest in our test group. To justify that level of pricing, you need a real differentiator, and we couldn’t find anything in the Mammoth that really stood out.

[Editor’s Note: We revisited this review after taking the Mammoth on a second trip and improved the ratings based on finding the secret of how to get the bag to stand up – you must cinch the internal and external straps as tightly as humanly possible. See, contrary to what our wives think, we DO have an easier time admitting when we’re wrong than the Fonz does!]

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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

The OGIO Mammoth is a soft case made of a weave of nylon and polyester. The entire bottom of the bag is hard plastic, which extends up the rear of the bag to provide stability and structure. OGIO calls this the SLED (Structural Load Equalizing Deck), and at nearly 31 inches long, the plastic back consists of more than half the length of the Mammoth and is longer than that found on competitive soft bags such as the Club Glove Last Bag (approximately 28 inches).

The SLED is purportedly weighted to keep the Mammoth balanced when it is stood up on its base. The ability to stand the bag up, of course, is a key factor in taking advantage of the four spinner wheels mounted on the bottom of the bag. As described below, we had mixed results in getting the bag to stay standing up, and when it’s sagging in one direction or another, the spinner wheels are essentially rendered useless.

OGIO is generous in providing additional protection for your clubs. The 40% of the back of the bag that extends above the SLED is reinforced with a thin layer of plastic, providing some protection for your club heads. This is supplemented with a thick protective pad (described below). The remaining surface area of the bag (the front panel and parts of the side panels) features light padding. Dual two-way zippers run the length of the bag, providing easy access to the contents.

The design of the OGIO Mammoth includes:

• five handles: one at the top of the bag, one on each side, and two along the spine. Surprisingly, there isn’t a handle on the base of the bag, which, given the weight distribution on the Mammoth, would make lifting it into the trunk of the car a little easier.
• a detachable oversize shoe pocket on the front panel that quickly unzips from the bag, providing an elegant way to schlep your footwear into the locker room
• a second accessories pocket on the front panel
• a plastic window to hold a business card or other ID tag
• an internal bowl-shaped crush-resistant pocket designed to pack golf/baseball caps
• two adjustable internal straps to secure your golf bag (but see our complaint about this in “Travel Impressions” below)
• two external straps to help secure the contents even tighter
• two in-line skate wheels for pulling the bag behind you
• four additional spinner wheels on the base for rolling the Mammoth in an upright position
• one color option – black

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The Mammoth’s SLED design is supposed to provide structure and enable you to stand the bag up and roll it on the four spinner wheels mounted on the base. On our first trip, however, the SLED was more of a SLOUCH – Slumping Lifeless OGIO Unbalanced Crumpled Heap. Despite our best efforts, the Mammoth would consistently lean to one side or the other when we stood it up, and we were left with no choice but to resort to pulling it behind us on the two in-line skates. An overdose of caffeine while packing the Mammoth for our second trip, however, amped us up so much that we yanked the internal and external straps tighter than Sergio Garcia on the 17th hole at Sawgrass. And voila – the Mammoth stayed standing up, albeit a little slumpy. When the Mammoth is willing to stay erect (insert your own Michael Scott joke ), the spinner wheels can be rolled over smooth surfaces – uneven ground, however, was always challenging, and would lead to us tipping it on the side and using the in-line skate wheels.

As befits its name, the Mammoth weighed in at a hulking 17 pounds (as tested), making it the heaviest bag we tested by about two pounds (exceeding the Samsonite Hardside and the SKB Deluxe , both of which are hard cases). But why should you care about the weight anyway? Well, aside from the ease of pulling the bag, airlines are now generally imposing excess weight penalties for bags that exceed 50 pounds – so you’ll have to be efficient in choosing what you will bring with you in the Mammoth.

We tested the OGIO Mammoth with a standard golf carry bag . As noted above, there are two internal straps in the Mammoth that enable you to secure your golf bag. Cinch them tight, my friends! Note, however, that these straps don’t come with simple clips, but instead require that you thread and unthread them through the buckle each time you stow or remove the bag. Seriously?

The interior of the Mammoth provides plenty of room to pack clothing for a trip. The bag has relatively generous padding, so we didn’t feel a real need to position items to provide protection for our clubs. There aren’t many pockets to help in organizing the contents, so our general packing strategy was just to roll things up and layer them around as evenly as possible, putting heavier items toward the bottom of the bag.

The removable shoe bag mounted on the front panel of the Mammoth made for easy storage of a pair of shoes, and had room for more. We liked the pocket for caps – our Wynn logo cap arrived at our destination in perfect condition.

The in-line skate wheels rolled nicely, but after having experienced the glories of four-wheeled golf travel bags , we found it difficult to transition back to a standard two-wheeler. In addition, the width of the bag (the Mammoth is essentially in uniform in its width, as opposed to the Club Glove Last Bag , which is narrower at the top) also resulted into it banging into the back of our legs on a fairly regular basis as we navigated our way through the airport and parking lot.

At a retail price of $309.99, the OGIO Mammoth is the second most expensive travel bag in our tests. If you could count on rolling it either standing upright or pulled behind you, the premium might be justified, but uncertainties about that turn it into a basically standard travel bag, making the price seem to be too dear.

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OGIO® Golf Travel Bag

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COLOR : Blacktop

• 900D/1,200D poly with water-resistant PU coating
• Large main compartment
• Smooth-rolling urethane wheels
• Easy-entry opening with interior cinch-down straps
• Exterior compression straps
• Duffel-style carrying straps
• Fully padded top compartment
• Dimensions: 52"h x 15"w x 11.4"d
• Capacity: 7,506 cu. in./123 L
• Weight: 5.20 lbs./2.36 kg

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The best hybrid golf bags make it easy to switch between carting and carrying so you're ready for any course..

Your golf buddies are walkers, but the coworkers you golf  with on weekends are strictly cart-only. Maybe your own preferences change from day to day, depending on the weather. So do you get a cart bag or a carry bag -- or one of each? With the best hybrid golf bags , you don't have to choose.

With removable straps and a cart-friendly design, the versatile features of a hybrid golf bag make it easy to switch from carrying to carting, depending on what the situation calls for. To help you choose the best one for your style of golf , we've rounded up our favorite hybrid golf bags for every kind of golfer.

Best hybrid golf bag overall: Frogger Function

Weighing less than five pounds, this 4.4-star-reviewed, lightweight hybrid golf bag is easy to carry and features impressively plush shoulder straps. On days you aren't carrying it, the  Frogger Function hybrid golf bag  is compact enough to fit in a push cart (or on a golf cart).

It boasts an award-winning magnetic latch system. Literally. The "Latch-It Ecosystem" feature earned the title of "Best New Product" at the PGA Merchandise Show.

The award-winning design is built for the "caddieless golfer" who needs quick and easy access to all of their gadgets and gear. The signature magnetic latch-it system allows you to attach a Latch-it receiver to any accessory, whether that's your  rangefinder , your phone, a towel or anything else you might need. Snap them to your bag, your belt or even your golf cart for quick access to your most important gear.

For everything you're not attaching to the bag via the Latch-It system, there are seven roomy (and expandable) pockets, including an apparel pocket and an insulated  water bottle  pocket. The five-way club divider in the main compartment helps keep your clubs organized, minimizing rattle whether you're carrying or carting this golf bag.

The Frogger function hybrid bag is available in five colors. Get it on Amazon for $200 after clipping the on-site coupon (reduced from $230).

Top features of the Frogger Function hybrid golf bag:

• The lightweight (under 5 pounds) golf bag and padded straps make this a great choice for golfers who carry their bag. 
• The compact size and golf cart strap channel make it a handy cart bag that still offers easy access to everything you need even when it's on a cart.
• The award-winning Latch-It system lets you magnetically attach your most important devices and accessories to the outside of the bag for quick access.
• A five-way divider keeps your clubs organized.
• This bag comes with seven expandable pockets to fit all of your gear.

Best hybrid golf bag with a cooler: Bag Boy Chiller

The Bag Boy Chiller  hybrid stand bag keeps you organized and hydrated on the course, no matter how you're hauling the bag. When carrying, an ergonomic shoulder strap and padding along the bag to protect your hips will keep you comfortable.

When carting, Bag Boy's patented bag-to-cart attachment system holds it securely in place while the easy-grip handle at the top makes it easy to lift in and out as needed.

But what really stands out about this hybrid golf bag is the beverage cooler. Sure, other golf bags claim to have an insulated cooler pocket to keep your beverages cold. But the often thin insulation and small pocket size leave a lot to be desired. That's not the case with the Bag Boy Chiller.

The spacious cooler bag can fit a six-pack and the insulation is thick enough to keep it chilled through all 18 holes. The best part: The cooler is removable, so you can easily clean it after use.

Get the cooler-equipped hybrid golf bag at the PGA Tour Superstore for $200.

Top features of the Bag Boy Chiller

• The removable cooler features thick insulation and holds up to six 12-ounce cans.
• A 14-way divider offers next-level club organization.
• Eight specialized pockets (not counting the cooler) give you room for extra golf balls, tees, jackets and other gear.
• The retractable stand legs lock in place and have slide-resistant feet.

An exceptionally stable hybrid stand bag: Callaway Fairway+

The Callaway Fairway+ golf bag is a stand bag  with a hybrid design that allows you to carry it, push it in a cart, or stash it in your golf cart. When using it as a cart bag, you'll appreciate the strap pass-thru on the back and the lowrider 2.0 top that fits in any golf cart.

When carrying it, you (and your shoulders) will appreciate the ergonomic, self-adjusting Anamatic straps that clip on and off with ease. The Flex Pod base on this new design also makes it easier to put the bag down. It can stabilize itself to stay upright without you needing to fiddle with the positioning to make sure it's stable.

Convenience and versatility aside, the Callaway Fairway+ golf bag also keeps your clubs organized and protected with a five-way shaft shield. This soft rubber divider prevents your clubs from banging against each other when you move the bag.

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Top features of the Callaway Fairway+ 2024 golf bag:

• Ten pockets keep your golf balls, tees, towels, and other essentials organized and safe.
• The hooks and loops on the bag provide extra space for clipping on accessories that you want easy access to.
• Removable double straps allow you to turn this stand bag into a carry bag.
• The lowrider top and pass-thru sleeve are compatible with any cart.
• At 5 pounds, this lightweight bag is easy to carry.

Best hybrid cart bag: Ogio Woode 15

For the golfer who mostly uses a cart, but occasionally opts to walk, the Ogio Woode 15 hybrid cart bag is the way to go. All 11 pockets are front-facing for easy access when on a cart while lockdown straps on the back keep it securely attached to your cart.

Those 11 pockets include a fleece-lined valuables pocket, an insulated cooler pocket, a large apparel pocket and more.

When you've loaded up all of those pockets, don't worry about hunting for your essentials. There are loops, clips and exterior sleeves where you can attach your go-to accessories like towels, pens and gloves. The coolest detail is the patented ball silo. This easy-to-access exterior slot holds up to three spare golf balls  so you don't have to go digging through a pocket or bag.

The 15-way top divider makes it easy to organize your woods and irons, including extra room for large putter grips. While 14 is the maximum amount of clubs allowed, that fifteenth slot can be used for alignment sticks or a golf ball retriever.

When you want to carry this bag, clip on the padded shoulder strap that comes with it.

Get this premium hybrid cart bag for $280.

Top features of the Ogio Woode 15 hybrid cart bag:

• An e-trolley compatible base and lockdown straps make this a great bag for any cart.
• The removable padded single shoulder strap allows you to use it as a carry bag as needed.
• Eleven front-facing pockets provide tons of storage and organization.
• The patented ball silo holds up to three spare golf balls.
• A 15-way top divider keeps your clubs perfectly organized.

Best hybrid golf bag on a budget: Izzo Golf Ultra-Lite

The aptly named Izzo Golf Ultra-Lite stand bag weighs just 3.2 pounds, comes with two padded straps to carry on your shoulders, and includes enough pockets for all those extras you need while you're out  golfing  on the green.

When you're not hoofing it, use the convenient and durable handle for lifting this golf bag in and out of the cart. The four-way divider in the main compartment allows you to keep your clubs organized while a rain hood and umbrella stand ensure you can keep them protected from the elements.

While it's light on storage pockets (and missing a water bottle holder), this Izzo stand bag still has an accessory pocket and a spacious storage compartment for apparel, balls, tees and other gear. For golfers who typically walk, there should be plenty of room to fit everything you would want to carry anyway.

A great deal at its regular price of $130, this golf bag is a steal while it's on sale at Amazon for just $100.

Top features of the Izzo Golf Ultra-Lite golf stand bag:

• At 3.2 pounds, this golf bag is super lightweight and great for walkers.
• The spacious main compartment can fit a full set of golf clubs.
• A four-way, full-length divider keeps clubs organized and minimizes clanking.
• The budget-friendly golf bag includes an umbrella holder and rain hood.

Shop more popular hybrid golf bags

• A stylish and durable Callaway golf bag:  Callaway Fairway 14 2024 stand bag, $280
• Nike's  sleek, ergonomic hybrid golf bag: Nike Air Hybrid 2, $280
• Top-tier club management system in a hybrid stand bag:  Ogio Woode hybrid stand bag, $280
• Get a lightweight yet durable golf bag under $200:  Wilson Nexus Lite, $180
• A hybrid stand bag with a spacious cooler pocket: Mizuno BR-DX hybrid stand bag, $280

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