Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian
The leg mechanism alone makes it worth every penny. It stands itself up at the curb and rolls through the terminal instead of getting dragged like a sled.
The golf and travel gear we actually use, plus the puzzle books we publish. Amazon shows the current price.
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Getting the clubs and the carry-on there and back.
The leg mechanism alone makes it worth every penny. It stands itself up at the curb and rolls through the terminal instead of getting dragged like a sled.
The newest bag in the ClubGlider line, with an integrated TSA lock and an internal AirTag pocket.
The honest budget pick if you check clubs rarely: padded, folds flat, no wheels or legs to pay for.
The clamshell layout packs more than a top-loader and glides one-fingered across smooth terminal floors. Curbs and gravel still favor a two-wheel bag, so know your trip before you switch.
Lets us use our own Bluetooth headphones with the seat-back screen on a flight.
The noise-cancelling headphones we bring for flights.
An expandable pack we use for travel when we want something lighter.
A universal travel adapter we pack for trips abroad.
What actually comes out of the bag on the first tee.
Titleist's step-up players stand bag. Built to carry a full set without feeling like it by the back nine.
A five-piece tour ball, the same one played for years for lack of a real reason to test another one seriously enough to switch.
Plain leather, no gimmicks. The one piece of gear in the bag nobody's ever thought about upgrading.
A flat-brim snapback that fits a rotation without babying it. Replace it when the sun wins, not on a schedule.
A hard case with a glove shaper, so a spare glove stays flat in the bag.
The spike wrench we keep in the bag for swapping worn spikes.
Collapsible sticks that fit in the bag, for checking aim and ball position on the range.
A retractable brush and groove cleaner. The pack of two means one for the bag and one spare.
Golf-themed puzzle books we write and publish ourselves.

Start here if you have never solved a kakuro: a step-by-step tutorial first, then 100 puzzles that build from very easy to moderate.

100 kakuro laid out like a round of golf, easy on the front nine and harder as the round goes on.

The toughest round yet, for solvers who have already worked through the earlier volumes.

100 word searches built from the language of the game, with answer keys for every puzzle at the back.
Want the long version, clubs included? See everything in our bag.
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