The Swing Satchel is a small, lightweight golf bag that holds a handful of clubs. It's built for range sessions, par 3 courses and quick short-course rounds, when a full stand bag is overkill and carrying clubs loose means you run out of hands.
Why a small golf bag makes sense
Most practice sessions only need a few clubs. Carrying your full bag to the range is heavy and slow, and carrying four clubs loose along with your phone, water bottle and a bucket of balls doesn't work. A small carry bag solves both.
- Range sessions: bring the three or four clubs you're working on.
- Par 3 and short courses: an iron or two, a wedge and a putter is all you need.
- Beginners: it's the bag that comes with our Just the Roots starter set, because new golfers don't need a 14-club bag.
- Travel and backyard practice: easy to toss in a trunk or closet.
What the Swing Satchel includes
- Velcro closure
- Four tee holders
- Adjustable, removable shoulder strap
- Carry handle
It's $24.99, which is less than a single sleeve of some premium balls and a fraction of a new stand bag.
Common questions
How many clubs fit in the Swing Satchel?
It's designed for a few clubs at a time, like the four in a Just the Roots set. For a full 14-club bag, browse our golf bags.
What clubs should I bring to a par 3 course?
Two or three irons that cover the distances on the card, a wedge and a putter. Add a hybrid if the course has a longer hole or two.
What else is worth having for practice?
A towel to keep grooves clean and a headcover for your putter. Our putter headcover guide explains why that one matters.
Grab the GolfRoots Swing Satchel, and while you're at it, check out the GolfRoots headcovers and microfiber towel.
