Bags and Straps
I gave a lesson on backhand driving to a father and son on Christmas Day a couple years ago and after it was over they bought a bunch of stuff. The dad said, “We can share a bag,” and, while I had no desire to hard sell them, it did seem prudent to point out to these neophytes that you can’t share a bag in disc golf cause you’ll shoot over there but you’ll son will shoot way over THERE, and you have just one bag. Sharing a disc golf bag simply does not work.
It’s one of those facts that’s actually true, and has a certificate of factuality to prove it. Okay THAT part is made up.
Every major disc golf company makes bags and straps for disc golf, and some of them do it better than others. In fact, the companies that make only bags make the best — and generally most expensive — bags of all.
Grip Bags, for instance, are pretty pricey and totally worth it. We sell them, but not on the Internet cause it’s not allowed. Unless its one of the Discraft Grip EQ BX bags ($230 to $250). One is a Buzzz bag and one is a Signature bag. In general disc golf bags cost between $30 and $300.
What you want to consider when purchasing a disc golf bag is:
1) How many discs do I want to carry?
2) What else must I carry?
3) How much do I want to spend?
Prodigy has a $30 backpack bag that’ll work. It carries about 15 discs, depending on how many beers you’re bringing on your round. It’s got some extra pockets but not too many. It’s the one we recommend to new players who want a backpack without breaking the bank.
We also have stand-alone backpack straps that transform regular, single strap bags into something that’s easier to carry and won’t result in a permanent body tilt to one side from carrying your bag over your shoulder.
We like Dynamic Discs Ranger bag for something higher end with higher capacity, and it comes in tons of colors/color combinations.
Maybe the least expensive BIG backpack bag is the Innova HeroPack Backpack at somewhere around $80. It can easily carry 20 discs and all the beverages you’ll need unless you drink like Gill in which case why not a Zuca Cart?
I actually bought a Zuca Cart before my knee operation and those work great. Sort of lost my mind accessorizing it to the point where there’s so many pockets you can’t find your weed. I think I wanted a Zuca Cart because I didn’t have two good knees. Now that I do, I don’t use the Zuca Cart anymore, but still, Zuca Carts are disc golf bags and straps on wheels, which is pretty cool.
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Ace Starter Bag
Great bag to hold the essentials to get an ACE!
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AGL Yellowstone Disc Backpack
This bag is Above Ground Level!
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Axiom Voyager Lite Bag
Save you back and still hold what you need on the course with the 25% lighter Voyager
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Axiom Voyager Lite, Watermelon
Yummy Watermelon!
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Belt Bag by Pull Patch
Whether you want to accept it or not, this is the latest fashion. Join pop culture, and decorate it with Velcro patches.
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Berg Sport V4 Ultimate Disc Golf Backpack
A great new quality bag that will hold everything comfortably from down under!
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Carbella Designs Shoulder Bag, Matching Set
Superb design. Carbella bags are ergonomically excellent, economically sensical, and uniquely patterned.
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Carbella Designs, Backpack
Superb designs. These bags are ergonomically sound, economically sensical, and uniquely patterned.
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CoolZUCA, Cooler
You can now own a ZUCA Drink and Golf Cart!
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Daredevil Drawstring Bag
Perfect for an overnight bag or temporary disc bag!
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DD Combat Ranger Backpack Bag
The new upgraded ranger that features a bigger side putter pouch, bigger side pocket, more padding and a bladder compartment!
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DD Combat Ranger, Sockibomb
Ricky Wysocki’s Signature Sockibomb bag!
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DGA Starter Bag
Great Starter Bag Holds 10 Discs.
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Discmania Fanatic 2 Backpack
A Pro bag for an AM price!
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Discmania Fanatic Fly Backpack
A Fantastic light bag that will fit everything you need!
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Discmania Fanatic Go Bag
Wango Dango Fango Bango
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