Disc Golf Bag-Heavy Duty 600D Polyester Disc Golf Bag with Insulated Cooler-Disc Golf Backpack with 26+ Discs Capacity and multiple pockets-Lightweight and Durable

I bought this about 6 months ago, and have since played 20-30 18 hole rounds. It has held up very well, especially given the price point. I have had no tears or defects, the straps are still very comfortable. Plus all the zippers continue to work without any issues, which is a pet peeve of mine when many manufacturers switch to using cheaper zippers.I typically play with 12 discs in the main compartment, and this bag easily can hold more. The partitions help keep things organized, and I use the top pocket to hold a couple putters as well. There are plenty of other pockets for items like water bottle, keys, towels, disc retrievers that mean this is the only storage I need regardless of conditions.The only thing I added to the bag was a frame to help keep the bag upright especially on uneven surfaces. I did this with a few cheap pieces of PVC, but even with that modification I would not hesitate to recommend this bag or buy another for myself, great value.

Looked at 40 bags. The features are unmatched. Key features include: simple design for easy input/retrieval of discs in top or bottom compartments, two water-proof-insulated compartment's (top fits six pack and bottom-front pocket fits two cans) for cold drinks, side bottle holder holds very large or small water bottles, a dedicated umbrella/retrieval stick pocket with Velcro tie-up strip sewn to the upper part of the bag (its the only bag with it), a sewn in D ring, a flap tie up that gets it out of the way, two top pockets for mini-marker storage and another for easy access a birdie-bag, and one large storage side pocket (that has interior sewn in compartments for small stuff) big enough to store another towel, or first aid kit. It can carry at least 20 discs, but many players have their top 10-12 discs they actually throw. If to much weight is in the top, it sags. I just put in to super long empty water bottles on the bottom section to stiffen it up without any real weight gain. I plan to water proof the bottom material with something transparent. The bag could be improved with a water proof bottom, and rigid plastic side panels. The bag balances style with function and for me, was a great choice. Did I mention it costs about half of what other less featured bags cost...

The UNIHIMAL Disc Golf Bag is like your favorite pair of broken-in sneakers—it’s not perfect, but you love it anyway. At $29.99, it’s a budget-friendly beast with functionality that rivals bags twice the price. But it does have its quirks, so let’s unpack them.First, the strengths. The pockets? Chef’s kiss. There’s a spot for everything—your scorecard, a disc retriever (essential for those water hazards), and a generously-sized water bottle holder that easily doubles as storage for an adult beverage. And let’s be real—beer is practically part of the disc golf dress code. The main compartment is the star of the show, comfortably holding 20+ discs with easy access during play. On your back, it feels light and comfortable, even after a full day on the course.Now, the quirks. The top compartment wants to be a cooler, but let’s be honest—it’s more of a “cold pack assistant.” Toss in a couple of cans and a cold pack, and you’re set. But overload it, and it starts pressing down on your discs below—kind of a design flaw. Plus, I spotted a small hole in the fabric of the top section after just six uses. It’s minor, but a reminder you’re working with budget materials.Still, this bag delivers where it counts. As long as you’re not hauling a dozen beers or expecting premium materials, it’s a reliable, comfortable partner on the course. At $29.99, it’s a no-brainer. 4 stars for price, functionality, and some good old disc golf charm.

Definitely worth the low price. I've bought bags in the past for twice as much money that were not as good. The disc compartments and side pockets are great. I use the bottom portion for all my discs and it fits 15ish discs comfortably. The pocket for bottles is bigger which holds larger bottles but also has a draw string to hold smaller bottles without them slipping out. The only downside is the bag is not as firm as I would like. If I set it on the ground, it rolls onto its back easily. But I can live with that especially for the price of the bag and the additional positive aspects of it. I've played in the rain and used the bag on muddy days and keep it in my trunk of my car and it has yet to tear or even appear to be worn down. I've had the bag for almost 2 months and play 5-6 courses per week and no damage so far. If needed, I would buy thus bag again and recommend it to others.

This bag is well made, using great materials. Huge water bottle pocket holds a 32oz stainless bottle with ease, plus zippered pockets for your towel, wallet, keys, snacks and more...plus a holder for the disc retriever. Stands up well, holds a ton of discs, and is significantly cheaper than the "name brand" bags. Highly recommended!

Three horizontal pockets for storing all yours and others belongings. Can fit three 16 oz water bottles in bottle side pouch. Convenient space at bottom of bag next to bottle side pouch and Velcro side strap for retriever.Strange setup on inside of main part of bag with dividers that Velcro in place, maybe not as firm feeling as a more expensive bag but it is holding up well so far.The main inconvenience is the top pouch. You either have to zip and unzip it every time you want a putter or feed it through the top strap of the bag to keep it out of the way. Picture in description would have you believe the top pouch has a solid bottom and you can stack discs horizontal, but it is a soft bottom and discs in top pouch are best stacked one on top of the other.If you need more space for many discs and things to carry, seems like a reasonable product and price. Probably too much bag for the casual player. Advanced players may want a higher quality more firm product.