InnovaChampion Discs Standard Disc Golf Bag

Good quality and size.

This bag is great. With the accordion divider, it easily fits 6 discs. There is also room for 2 or 3 more inside the main pouch if you really need the extra space. I know some people don't like this bag because they don't feel it has enough room for 12 discs or so; if you're the type of player that likes to use a different disc for every single shot, this bag may not be the size you want. I prefer to just use 5 or 6 discs max, so this bag has plenty of space for the discs I want to use plus a couple more just in case. It also seems to be just the right size for about 4 discs and 4 or 5 brewskis.The extra compartments are perfect for everything you'll need for a day on the course. The drink holder is big enough for any normal water bottle (obviously not one of those extra-wide Gatorade bottles), and it cinches to accommodate a smaller bottle. The flat zipper pocket on the back of the bag is ideal for your phone, wallet, keys, etc. as it keeps them secure. I've found the towel ring invaluable, as I always end up in the mud somehow. There is a mesh pocket on the under side of the lid that is great for mini markers or scorecards. I have yet to find a need for the Velcro pouch on the side, but it has ample room for something or other.The bag is constructed very well with quality materials and durable stitching. I've tossed it around a little bit (nothing too violent), and I usually just drop it straight onto the ground wherever I'm standing. It's gracefully taken the abuse and is no worse for the wear, aside from a little dirt. The inside of the bag seems to be relatively waterproof. I haven't gone swimming with it, but I've been out in some pretty substantial rain without having my discs or phone get wet.The strap is pretty comfortable and doesn't dig into my shoulder. It is adjustable on both sides, so you can alter the length of the strap/hight of the bag relative to your shoulder without having the padding skewed more to the front or back.I haven't had any problems with the bag tipping over. The bottom is stabilized by a little board in the bottom that is the same material as the divider inside. It shouldn't fall over unless you set it down on a slope. Even if it does topple, it is usually just snug enough on the discs that they won't fall out.Overall, this bag is perfect for me, and I'm sure most casual disc golfers will find it just as useful. Again, if you feel the need to carry any more than 8 discs for a single round, look elsewhere. I think this bag will more than satisfy the average player. It's certainly better than carrying a bunch of discs around in your hand and stuffing your pockets with everything else. Have fun!

This is a great disc golf bag. I’m sure you would expect that with Innova, but I still wanted to review this item to mention a few things. First of all, the most underrated thing on this bag is the towel holder. I can’t express how nice it is to have a towel holder on the outside of your bag. Anytime you go discing when the grass is wet, whether it be from dew, rain, etc… you have to wipe your disc off before you can throw it again. (If you want to be able to grip the disc, that is) It’s very helpful to have the towel held up by the bag so you can use your other 2 hands to effectively and efficiently wipe off the disc. There are many situations where your disc could end up wet, there are rivers, ponds, puddles, and lakes at almost every disc golf course, so it’s just something that is really helpful to have. None of the other bags in this price range have a towel holder, so I just thought it was something important to note. I greatly appreciate having it.Back to the overall bag, it’s really great quality, it fits plenty of discs. The one complaint I have is that if you have the bag full of discs, your putter is slightly hard to get in and out of the putter pocket. I guess it’s not that bad to get it out, but it’s sort of a hassle to get it back in. I’m hoping as the bag breaks in over time, it will get easier, but as of now it’s somewhat difficult.I purchased the digital camo one, and it’s a cool pattern, I’m sure all the other ones look great as well.The strap is comfortable, and I’m glad the padded part isn’t something that is independent from the strap that slides around and is always a pain to line up with your shoulder. It’s fixed into the strap, so it’s always in the right place when you go to put it on your shoulder.The water bottle holder is great, it fits large and small water bottles because you can cinch it down over the smaller ones to keep it retained.It came with 2 separators, which I don’t feel the need to use, but they are there if you need them. They Velcro on the inside of the bag, so you can customize the spacing you want if you desire to use them.All-in-all, a great bag.10/10 would buy again.

I get it. I can't expect $30 to go as far as it did fifteen years ago. Such is life. That said, here is why I think the old bag is superior.*Both bags are holding the same amount of discs.1. The 2005 standard bag is thicker and hold it's shape better than the new model does.2. The putter pocket is deeper and tighter on the 2005 model. To be fair, some people complained about it being too tight back in the day.3. I'm not a fan of the new bottle caddy, but I understand the decision to move the caddy up on the new bag. People were dragging their bags and wearing a hole in the bottom of the bottle caddy. Some people are rough on their gear. I always picked my bag up straight up and down, so it wasn't an issue for me.4. The water bottle caddy was double stitched on the 2005 standard bag. Single stitched on the new bag.5. The strap clips were far superior on the 2005 standard bag. They are easier to take on and off, and they swivel much better than the new strap clips do.I gotta say, the 2005 Standard bag is the winner. Just look at how crisp it's overall shape is compared to the new standard bag. The 2005 model looks like a piece of good luggage when compared with the new model which has more in common with a duffel bag than a suitcase. Keep in mind, the 2005 model seen here has seen years of use and has made several trips through the washing machine over the last fifteen years. But, I only used that bag heavily for about three years before I had my accident. So I'd say it has about three years of heavy use and 2 years of light use on it. A thousand rounds and fifteen years later, and it still looks great. Such a great bag. Like they say, they just don't make them like they used to. ;)

Like the dividers, separated my driver's, from mid ranges from putters, shoulder strap is handy and always room for a bottle of water

Gifted this to the beau and he loves it. Room for about 8 disks comfortably and a couple of drinks on the outside. Good construction; not something I'll have to repair any time soon. Worth the price.

Good quality and product is as described.

I don’t want to go out with a backpack or a wheeled cart. (If I want to pull 50 pounds, I’ll go golfing.) This case is a great size for me. I can easily fit nine discs in it (one in the front pouch).Wish it was able to hold one more and that the water bottle pocket was able to be cinched closed for valuables, but there are three other places where you can zip up the pocket.

It is well made. But I can see how you can out grow this bag when you start buying different discs.

We put two Innova starter sets in the bag (10 large discs + 2 small) and they fit perfectly.It's proved convenient for group and family outings, and just having everything in one bag.Are there other bags that can do the same thing? Sure, but this one has Innova logo and bottle holder, and I just like the completeness of it. FYI