A staff bag is a large and robust golf bag that professional golfers and caddies use to carry their clubs, accessories, and personal belongings during a game. The bag is called a "staff bag" because it is often carried by a caddie, who is a member of the player's staff.

Staff bags may not fit as snugly on a golf cart as golf cart bags, and their size and weight can make them more cumbersome to move around. Additionally, staff bags often do not have as many pockets and compartments as golf cart bags, which can make it more difficult to access your equipment while on the golf cart.

The short answer is yes, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind. The first thing to consider is the size of your staff bag. Staff bags are larger than regular golf bags, and some golf carts may not be able to accommodate them.

The players on the professional tours are required to wear long pants, and the caddies are required to carry the bag.

Staff bags are made specifically for tour players who have numerous clubs, gloves, tees and accessories that need to be stored securely while they travel from tournament to tournament.

This allows for an expedient retrieval of your club when you hit a shot. So it's not to go into your bag. And have a mix of clubs.

And they're your bags. So you could do whatever you want but these are just suggestions. That i think that are going to help you keep your clubs in great condition.

You can put a tour bag on a trolley, but you should make sure the trolley and the bag are compatible to accommodate the weight of the bag. Otherwise, it won't provide enough stability or support while moving it across the course.

But even at that level, most pros will use a few balls per round. On the PGA Tour, change happens far more often. There's no limit to how many golf balls a player can carry in his or her bag, so long as they comply with the One Ball Rule, which dictates the same model and manufacturer.

Keep in mind that a staff bag would have to be carried since most golf cart beds are too small to adequately transport it. Normally, staff bags barely fit into the bed of a golf cart, which causes the cart to dig into the material. This accelerates wear and tear on the bag and leave unsightly cart marks.

So my wedges safety they're in the bottom of the bag the middle section of the bag. I place my irons. Four five six and seven iron. I put on the left-hand side here.

Left. Then move over to the right and put your Sand Wedge in the next. One. Keep going till you get to your gap wedge. And finally your pitching wedge belongs in the front right pocket.

Towards your target. Right moving on to number. Two now with a long iron. Because again you create more speed. And you've got less loft to use.

If you happen to run out of balls, you can borrow one from any other player, including a practice or X-Out ball (which are generally conforming balls).

After the PGA Championship is finished, the practice balls will be collected and sorted one last time, then sent back to the manufacturers or sent to a future tournament venue where they will be used again.

They go in the next compartment. Four five and six. In here and then my woods all of my graphite shafted clubs go in at the top end of the bag. And that just orders the bag nicely.