Any golfers out there?

woohoo! broke ass korean kids ftw!!
sorry iono shit about golfing tho

That bag looks like it has alot of pockets which is a must have for a golf bag. It's a cart bag though so if your dad carries his bag this may not be a good idea. You may be able to put a strap on this bag but alot of times bags designed for carts are uncomfortable to carry even with a strap. The club divider is really nice I got one on my bag that has slots for each club and I really like that feature alot. I think this bag may have the same set up but if its not for each club individually you can still group a few together which just makes it easier to get clubs in and out of the bag.

What is the conversion rate though for the points in terms of dollars? (On stars this would be over $500 or so). If the Fulltilt point is even close to that you are getting ripped off big time. If you can get the points converted into money you are probably better off using the cash and getting him a bag that way. I'm not familar really at all with FullTilts rakeback so this may not even be possible, just a suggestion if it is.

If you can convert the ftp points into cash and you want to go that route let me know how much you want to spend and I can look up some good bags and send you the links

Taylor made has nice stuff

also cant go wrong with callaway

Nah, you can't convert FTP for money. My father likes to walk when golfing, so I guess this won't do then.

that bag sucks. if you get it, you re father will def disown you

yea it will also only come with the FTP logo on it, its not what u want.. everything they have in the FTP store is cheap as they can get it

i would get him those 50-100 used golf balls on eBay. Make sure you get somewhat avg-mint quality because some of those balls are not as playable. Some decent affordable brands are: Nike, Noodle, Pinnacle, Top Flite, etc.

get him a gps of somesort or a laser yaradage device. they are all the rage now-a-days. seriously, callaway upro is really good.

On May 22 2010 21:02 flounder44 wrote: i would get him those 50-100 used golf balls on eBay. Make sure you get somewhat avg-mint quality because some of those balls are not as playable. Some decent affordable brands are: Nike, Noodle, Pinnacle, Top Flite, etc.

used golf balls are a terrible idea. they collect them in masses out of ponds and lakes, golf balls absorb water if they are in it for extended amounts of time and suck balls if used after.