Golf Bags in Farmingdale, NY
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You’ve invested in quality clubs. Now give them the protection and organization they deserve.
The right golf bag eliminates the frustrations that slow down your game. No more digging through tangled clubs or dealing with bags that tip over on slopes. No more struggling with heavy bags when courses restrict cart access to the range.
When your bag works with you instead of against you, you spend more time focusing on your shot and less time wrestling with your equipment. That’s the difference between a round you endure and a round you enjoy.
Nassau Golf Farmingdale NY
We’ve been serving Long Island golfers since the 1960s, right here in Farmingdale where Bethpage Black has hosted U.S. Opens and will host the 2025 Ryder Cup.
We’re not just another golf shop. We engineer and manufacture products on Long Island, including our revolutionary Revolve bag that transforms from carry to cart to stand bag in seconds. When you need advice, you’re talking to people who’ve been fitting golfers and solving equipment challenges for over 60 years.
Long Island golfers know the unique demands of our courses—from the wind at seaside layouts to the varied terrain at places like Bethpage. We understand what works here because we’ve been here, serving this community, longer than most shops have existed.
Golf Bag Fitting Process
We start by understanding how you actually play. Do you walk most rounds or ride? Do you use push carts? How much gear do you typically carry?
Next, we look at your clubs. The length, the grips, the mix of woods versus irons—all of this affects which bag design will work best. We’ll show you the difference between 14-way dividers and simpler systems, explain why strap placement matters, and demonstrate features that actually improve your experience.
Finally, we let you test different options. Feel the weight distribution of our Revolve bag. See how the stand mechanism works on different terrain. Experience the difference that proper engineering makes when you’re carrying a bag for 18 holes or loading it onto a cart.
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Golf Bag Features Farmingdale
Full-length dividers prevent club damage and eliminate the rattling that drives golfers crazy. Waterproof pockets protect your electronics and valuables from morning dew and unexpected rain. Ergonomic strap systems distribute weight properly so you’re not fighting shoulder pain after nine holes.
Our Revolve bags solve the biggest frustration for Farmingdale golfers—course restrictions on cart access to practice areas. Pop the wheels on in seconds, take your entire bag to the range, then convert back to cart mode. No more leaving half your clubs in the cart or carrying a heavy bag across the parking lot.
For Long Island’s varied weather, we focus on bags with proper drainage, reinforced construction, and materials that handle everything from Montauk wind to summer humidity. These aren’t features you’ll appreciate until you need them—then you’ll wonder how you played without them.
What's the difference between stand bags and cart bags for Long Island golf?
Stand bags are designed for golfers who walk frequently, with lightweight construction and retractable legs that keep your bag upright on the course. They typically weigh under 5 pounds and feature comfortable dual-strap systems for carrying.
Cart bags are built for golfers who primarily ride or use push carts. They’re larger, offer more storage space, and have flat bases designed to sit securely on carts. The trade-off is weight—most cart bags weigh 6-8 pounds empty.
For Long Island golfers, consider that many courses here have restrictions on cart access to practice areas. A stand bag or our Revolve system gives you flexibility to practice properly regardless of course rules.
Why do dividers matter so much in golf bags?
Full-length dividers prevent your clubs from rattling against each other during transport, which causes damage to shafts and clubheads over time. Without proper separation, clubs get tangled, making it harder to pull the one you need quickly.
The number of dividers matters too. A 14-way top gives each club its own slot, while 4-way or 6-way systems group clubs by type. For most golfers, 6-8 dividers provide the right balance of organization without making the bag overly complex.
Quality dividers extend all the way to the bottom of the bag, not just the top. Cheap bags often have short dividers that let clubs tangle at the bottom—exactly what you’re trying to avoid.
How do I know if a golf bag will be comfortable to carry?
Strap design makes the biggest difference in carrying comfort. Look for dual-strap systems that distribute weight across both shoulders, similar to a backpack. Single-strap bags put all the weight on one shoulder, causing fatigue and potential injury.
The connection point matters too. Straps that attach high on the bag, near the clubs, create better balance than low attachment points. Padded straps help, but proper weight distribution is more important than extra cushioning.
Test the bag loaded with clubs if possible. An empty bag tells you nothing about how it will feel after 18 holes. Pay attention to how the bag sits against your back and whether the weight feels centered or pulls to one side.
What makes the Revolve bag different from other golf bags?
The Revolve bag is the only system that converts between carry, stand, and wheeled modes in seconds. Press a button, and the wheels pop off for cart use. Need to walk to the range? Pop them back on and roll your entire bag instead of carrying it.
This solves a major problem at Long Island courses where carts can’t access practice areas. Instead of leaving clubs behind or struggling with a heavy bag, you have your full setup wherever you need it.
The stand system deploys automatically when you lean the bag forward, then retracts when you pick it up. The wheels and axle detach as one unit, so there are no loose parts to lose or forget.
How much should I expect to spend on a quality golf bag?
Quality golf bags typically range from $200-400, with premium options reaching $600+. The key is matching features to your actual needs rather than paying for extras you won’t use.
A solid stand bag with good dividers, comfortable straps, and adequate storage runs $250-350. Cart bags with extensive pocket systems and premium materials typically cost $300-450. Ultra-lightweight or luxury bags command higher prices.
Remember that a good golf bag lasts 10+ years with proper care. Spending an extra $100 for features you’ll use regularly—like better straps or waterproof pockets—pays for itself in comfort and durability over time.
Do you offer custom fitting for golf bags at Nassau Golf?
Yes, we provide personalized bag fitting based on your playing style, physical needs, and equipment setup. This isn’t just about size—it’s about matching the bag design to how you actually play golf.
We’ll assess your typical round: walking versus riding, amount of gear carried, and physical considerations like back problems or shoulder issues. We’ll also look at your club setup to ensure proper fit and balance.
With over 60 years of experience fitting golfers on Long Island, we understand the specific demands of courses from Bethpage to Montauk. We’ll recommend bags that work for your game and the conditions you play in most often.
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