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 Callaway 14 Way Organiser
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Callaway 14 Way Organiser
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Average Rating: 3 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 1
RRP: £119
Year: 2005

Description: Every Callaway Golf cart bag is designed with generous, well-positioned pockets that you can actually get into during your round.

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Anita Roberts 
Posted: 25/02/06
'OKAY BAG BUT WOULD NOT BUY AGAIN'
Strengths:
Well made bag, plenty of storage and plenty of lifting handles.
Weaknesses:
No place for a large headed putter. I had to spend £110 for a trolley that this bag would sit properly on. All the shops I searched agreed that it did not suit cheaper trolleys as the curve on the bag is very tight at the rear and it keeps sliding round.
Overall:
It is too good to justify a change of bag but I could not recommend it.
 
Performance
 
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Quality
 
60%
Value
 
60%
Overall Rating
 
60%
 
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