Ogio Atlas Review
The Ogio Atlas 2009 cart bag has been a market leader since it first became available in 2006, and the company has tweaked it to make it even more appealing.
It's not just that the Ogio Atlas golf bag has a lot of pockets -- although it does. It's that the pockets are all designed with specific purposes in mind. One is insulated to store beverages and keep them cool. Another has space for a cellphone, while a third is for sunglasses. An internal isolation wet/dry chamber is a great place to store damp towels and gloves. But particularly neat is the zipperless ball pocket, which uses a hinged tension rod to provide access to the golf balls with a light touch before springing back into place. Grabbing a new ball no longer involves rooting through random pockets until a new one is located – one casual gesture does the trick.
US $129.99
Each pocket faces front to be easily accessible on the cart. In addition, careful Ogio Atlas review points out that the clubs are easy to find. The 10" Uniter 15-club top has a full-length divider separating each club, with the club tubes providing protected storage. The integrated handle has a port for the rain hood and ball pocket.
