Flushd is the latest upstart looking to disrupt the bag space in a big way
With fully-loaded pencil bags starting at just £90, this new start-up is set to start turning heads.
The golf bag space is one that's been long ripe for an injection of new blood. In recent years, we've seen brands like Vessel and Miniml golf emerge and immediately leap to the very forefront of the market, bringing in sleek new design philosophies and features that have revitalised the market.
New brand Flushd, which launches today, takes a slightly different approach. Founded in the UK, the brand was born from a group of golfers looking for affordable, high-quality golf equipment that looked distinctive out on the course and, importantly, was made available at a price point accessible for newer and younger golfers.
Flushd's bags are immediately distinctive, with bold branding and an array of high quality fabrics in an extensive choice of colours, from minimal black and grey to bold neon camo and banana yellow.
The signature product in Flushd's range so far is the Rangr bag: a utilitarian pencil bag that combines all the convenience of a lightweight sunday carrier with full-sized legs and an array of storage options. It also features a nifty smartphone pocket for recording your swing on the range, making it a must-have accessory for practice sessions and content creation alike.
Priced at just £90, it's the perfect grab and go option for someone curious about investing in a pencil bag without breaking the bank.
In addition to the Rangr, Flushd are also set to release a fully waterproof stand bag, dubbed the AquaZERO, along with the Square² packable travel cover, an all-weather training glove, and a 64 inch Double Canopy Golf Umbrella. Affordability is at the heart of all these products, with the most expensive bag hitting the market at just £139.99 (a similar bag from OGIO will cost you just short of £250).
Flushd's golf bags are available to pre-order now at Scottsdale Golf, and also directly through the brand's website.
Brad Nash is Reviews Editor at GolfMagic, having joined the team in June 2025 to look after all things reviews, soft goods testing and equipment alongside Equipment Editor Tom. Primarily a writer, you may see him pop up in videos or on the GolfMagic socials from time to time.
