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I'm retired. You should make your own.

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video Video of the magnetic clasp to the putter pockets. Efv5pM5yyqk

video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Efv5pM5yyqk&feature=youtu.be Here's the putter pocket with the magnetic clasp. It's strong but easy to undo as well.

pictures D-ring with towel.

pictures D-ring addition used as a towel holder.

Pictures Magnets are sewn in to the rain fly and bag in four spots as connection points. The rainfly should be easy to open and close without having to worry about buttons or velcro. It has not been tested with wind but if it is that rainy and windy, everything will get wet anyway.

Pictures Rainfly over the bag. It is 30D ripstop silnylon. It is water proof and very strong and durable as well as super lightweight.

Pictures View of the top open with visible seat cushion and top of frame. Seat is 1/4" plywood and 3" open cell foam. 4" padding would have been too thick and 2" would have been hard. The seat is stapled to the plywood with cloth and fitted with nylon to hold in place.

Pictures Zipper around top of bag allows access to seat, internal frame, and lining. Flap folds over to prevent water from getting in zipper.

Extra large shoulder straps are 4" wide and filled with 1" foam. Extra layer of fabric underneath to prevent water from gettinh inside foam. D-rings, hooks, nylon straps, and other connectors on straps. Storage for sewn-in rain fly behind straps. Back has corrugated sign board material for...

Pictures Large drink holder can easily fit 1.5L water bottles and extra nylon strap can hold umbrellas, extra seats, extending pole, etc. if desired. Two pencil/pen holders on each side.

Pictures Inside storage pockets for easier access in large side pockets. This is where I keep my 6" phone. Deep large storage pockets for larger items like a sweatshirt.

Pictures Outside storage pockets and pouches for extra storage of smaller items. And easier access.

Pictures The outside flap tucks in so it never gets in the way. I'm going to add a velcro strap over the putters so they son't slip out. The grippy putter stays put but the slick one always makes a run for it.