SUNHOO Golf Shag Bag Practice and Range Golf Ball Shagger Pick up Tube Collector Portable 2 Section Retriever Hold Up to 70 Balls

Sunhoo Shag Bag - Why Do You Need One? We all know how important practice time is to develop a better swing whether you're at the practice range, in your backyard, or at home. But, it sure is a pain in the butt having to clean up after yourself. If you've never experienced the pleasures of having to shag balls just take my word for it, it's no fun. So, here's how a shag bag can help: Shag Bag Organization Perhaps the most helpful feature of the Sunhoo shag bag is that it keeps you organized. Few things are more frustrating or can ruin a solid day of practice faster than rogue practice balls that have a habit of disappearing. A shag bag keeps your practice balls together, and it holds about 70 golf balls, which is more than enough for a solid day of practice. Less Time Bending = More Time Golfing Once I hit my thirties, picking up 50+ balls every time I needed to round up my golf balls started to take a toll on my back. In turn, it started affecting my practice sessions as well. After I'd bend over 50 or 60 times to pick up my practice balls, my back would tighten up, and my swing would suffer for the rest off the day. Best Way to Use a Shag Bag Your shag bag can come in handy practically anywhere. From the practice range to a local field in town, to your backyard, or even inside your home or office, you'll find your shag bag comes in handy all the time. You can keep your shag bag in my trunk, so you have it whenever you can steal a few hours to hit the practice range. It's particularly useful for working on your short game, practicing your quarter swing chips, bump and runs, or sand trap work. It also comes in handy if you are working on your long game at the local school's field. I can get some good work in, and cleanup is as simple as using the practice stick to pick up my balls.