1. PLACE The Bag on the cart or buggy (not pictured) with the front of the bag facing OUT or DOWN. The shoulder strap side against the bracket on the cart or buggy.
2. STUDY the TOP VIEW (see Top View inset above) and you will see that the new Caddyrack divides the bag down the centre. The RIGHT hand side is for 8 of your irons, including wide soled irons. The LEFT hand side for your woods. The 2 odd shaped compartments in CENTRE can hold a ball retriever or extra practice clubs if desired.                                        
3. THE IRONS side is divided into 4 sections that have material dividers that go all the way to the bottom of the bag . Place your 2 longest irons in the rear most slot, and work your way to the front of the bag. If you have more than 8 irons, firstly use one of the putter holder clip assemblies on the outside of the bag, for your most used wedge. If you have more than 9 irons, place your longest or least used iron, in one of the 6 wood compartments. When you have finished your round place the plush material cover over the Caddyrack so that your irons stay in place when you put your bag in your trunk.                                                            
4. THE WOODS side is divided into 6 molded compartments. The smaller round indent molded in the Corners of these compartments are to clip the shafts of your woods into, so that they stay located accurately and don’t flop around into each other. NOTE. These compartments have a material tube that goes all the way to the bottom of the bag. At the bottom there is an Assembly that grips the butt end of the grip to stop the head of the shaft from spinning around. The way to use this feature is to drop the wood in its compartment, and then holding the head of the club turn it so that it is facing out over the edge of the bag in position so that it can not touch the other woods. And THEN APPLY SOME DOWNWARD PRESSURE TO PUSH IT ONTO THE GRIPPER IN THE BOTTOMOF THE BAG. THEN, with your thumb on the outside rim of the bag, and your forefinger around the shaft, clip the shaft into the indent at the top of the compartment.. These features allow you to remove all your head covers at the start of your round, and you can safely and quietly play your round without worrying about them being damaged and without having to break your focus by having to remove and replace your head cover each time you want to use a wood. THIS FEATURE WILL TAKE A LITTLE GETTING USED TO AND SOME DISIPLINE, BUT ONCE YOU DO IT WILL BE WORTH IT.     
5. THE PUTTER & WEDGE There are 2 putter holders on the outside the bag. These consist of a gripper assembly at the bottom, and a shaft clip near the top of the bag. If you are driving use the one on the left hand side of the bag (i.e. the outside ) for your putter. If you are the passenger the right side. Use the putter holder on the other side for your most used wedge. HOLD your putter by its head, with the face of the putter facing the side of the bag, and place the butt end of the grip in the bottom gripper assembly. Apply a little downward pressure and then clip the shaft into the top assembly.                                                              
6. THE MAIN POCKETS ARE ON THE FRONT OF THE BAG.
7. The top one which has a molded insert is for small items like tees, ball markers and divot repair tools etc. The flap allows you to actually see into the pocket and select what you want, as opposed to having to grab a handful and then sort it out.                                    
8. The pocket below can be used for other daily use items, your current clove, sunscreen etc.
9. On each side of this top pocket assembly, there are several vertical stitching that form pencil holders, or tees.                                                                                                 
10. Directly below is a horizontal neoprene ball holder for up to 3 balls that you can quickly get to for the current round.                                                                                          
11. ust under the ball pocket, is a horizontal Velcro flap that provides access to a fur lined pocket for you sun glasses or jewelry.                                                                            
12. The large gusset pocket at the bottom can be used for more bulky items like extra balls, clothing and drinks.                                                                                            
13. On the surface of this pocket is a removable flap that we can Embroider YOUR NAME. This flap is attached by a hidden zipper at the top and a piece of Velcro at the bottom that covers a flat pocket that is great for your wallet, cigarettes or god forbid your cell-phone.       
14. On the rear of the bag there is a lifting handle and a shoulder strap. Towards the bottom there is a sleeve to tuck the shoulder strap into and keep it tidy when playing. On the back of each of the side pockets there is a sleeve to tuck the webbing of the anti-roll straps into, to keep them tidy when you are not using them.                                                               
15. Near the top of the bag, on each side, there is a jammer cleat or clip assembly that has a long piece of 1 inch wide webbing attached to them. These can be used to keep your bag sitting plumb and straight and stop it from rotating on the cart. On most carts the top strap bracket does not line up with the well at the bottom and if you tighten the strap it will tend to tilt your bag to the side and particularly if you are playing as a single, the bottom of the bag can slid across and become way out of plumb. The best way is to sit your bag squarely on its base, on the base of the cart, and then put the cart strap around it BUT do not over tighten it to the extent that it starts to tilt the bag. You can then use the Anti-roll straps on the bag by passing the strap around the cart bracket or basket, and returning it to the jammer cleat. Slide the webbing down into the cleat and then pull it through until it gets the bag in the square position you want. By using one on each side it will keep the bag upright and square on to the cart or pull buggy. When you are not using these straps, tuck them into the flap on the back of each side pocket.                                                                                                       
16. There is a towel ring on each side of THE BAG.
17. On the front of the bag there are 2 horizontal handles. One near the top and the other down at the bottom. Use both when placing and removing the bag from your trunk, and it makes the bag feel lighter & it is easier to control the bag.                                                     
18. The umbrella sleeve is the oval shape at the top of the side pocket on the left. There ring at the bottom for the POINTED end.                                                                              
19. The large pocket on the left holds the wet weather cover. The one on the right side can be used for clothing.                                                                                                        
20. The two pockets on the flaps of the large pockets are for thin items like cloves. If you put balls in them leave them in their sleeve as they will all tend to bunch up in a big lump in the bottom of the pocket.                                                                                                     
21. The wet weather cover is designed to be accessed from the side and when fitted properly will do a great job of keeping your clubs dryer.                                                            

IF YOU TAKE SOME TIME INITIALLY to get familiar with THE BAG and its features and I am sure that it will add ENJOYMENT to every round that you play and that it is truly -
"THE NEXT BEST THING TO HAVING A CADDY!"

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