It's said that the Sunday bag got its name because, when caddies didn't work on a Sunday, players would have to carry their bags and wanted them as lightweight as possible. It is a bag designed to carry the bare essentials only. Half a set of clubs at most, some tees, some balls and a water bottle. They're pretty much the same as the best pencil bags, and offer an ideal carrying solution for golfers who only play half a set or want to sneak out for a relaxed evening nine holes of golf. Ogio's new Sunday bag - playfully named Funday - has hit that brief but with clever new additions that add even more practicality.
For Funday, Ogio has added two modular pockets that allow you to customise your storage needs. A full-length Velcro strip along the side of the bag allows you to add and take away the modular water bottle and accessories pocket and reattach it to any part of that Velcro strip you'd like. Don't need to carry a waterproof with you? Take off the accessories pocket. Don't need a water bottle for this round? Take that off, too. You can then add and rearrange these modular pockets to suit whatever needs for storage you have ahead of your round. I love this idea, and it has been executed perfectly by the team at Ogio. It makes the Sunday bag that little more practical when you need it, or as bare bones as possible when you just need a handful of clubs and balls.
