Bag Hangers, do you use them?

[Pbmercil]

They don't really work well with backpacks, so typically no. Honestly sometimes I will more for the novelty then anything

 

[Halcón]

Never heard of them, or seen them. And probably would never use them.

 

[DG_Before_Breakfast]

Never seen one to my knowledge, maybe not common in California

 

[Basshunter]

Never seen one in use, and wouldn't use them. If I'm playing when the ground will be really wet or muddy, I toss a trash bag in one of the drink holders and set it down under my bag. Problem solved.

 

[optidiscic]

waste of time energy n resources imgo

 

[BennettUA]

They are AWESOME. I've only seen two courses that I can recall that had good ones, Turkey Lake in Orlando, Fla and Tyger River in Spartanburg, SC. I LOVE the bag hangars at Tyger River, they're right next to the tee on every single hole and have lots of hangars for more than just one bag. Very sturdy and a great amenity.

 

[pmay5]

Yes, I use them sometiimes, if they are convenient. I use a single strap bag, so they work fine.

Around here, I've seen some built as an Eagle Scout project. :thmbup:

 

[sumo21]

Never seen one until the last pic. Probably wouldn't use it as I like my discs to remain near me at all times. Plus I can switch discs if need be.

 

[jeffmonty]

One of our courses used to have them, and I used them when i had a small, one strap bag. Then I got a tourney size bag with quads and stopped using them. By that time most of them had been vandalized anyway. Now I have a backpack bag and wouldn't use them even if they were still available. What we do have now on a number of holes are tree sections about 3' tall stood on end that are a couple of feet across that accommodate 2 or 3 bags, and these work great, kinda like a small table.

 

[joshmo65]

Yup. Love them. I like not having to bed all the way over to pick out discs or pick up my bag after throwing.

 

[tbird888]

Yup. Love them. I like not having to bend all the way over to pick out discs or pick up my bag after throwing.

Agreed. It's why I love my cart.

 

[djcadence]

I used to use them when I carried a smaller bag!

 

[sidewinder22]

I only tried them once and that was enough. I had a hard time getting stuff in and out of the bag because of the extra cinching pressure it creates from hanging. Some hangers are too high and I don't like having to lift up the bag higher than it hangs from my shoulder and other hangers are too low which defeat the ergonomic purpose although it keeps the bag off the ground. :\

 

[joecoin]

I use them. i like the larger diameter wooden pegs the best.

 

[SoCal Mike]

I have never used them. I put my bag on the ground or on the bench.

 

[Martin Dewgarita]

What about a bag shelf attached to the tee sign/beer holder?

I can't say I've seen it, a pair of small shelves jutting out around waist high - built strong enough for a person to sit on (because you know they will, even with that kickass bench 2 feet to the left).

Hmmm...

 

[BrotherDave]

Cocktail tables with built in bottle openers. That's what we need.

 

[Billy K2]

I rarely ever use them. I just set my bag on the ground next to the tee.

 

[ejvogie]

Cocktail tables with built in bottle openers. That's what we need.

That's just asking for a disc charger to be drawn installed on it

 

[Discette]

They had bag hangers on most of the new tee signs at Pier Park for Worlds 2014. These come in really handy on a muddy course.