Golf Club Organizer

Anyone knows where I can find these in Singapore? These are to hold the clubs in the bag so they don't clatter into each other. Many options online but none of the local shops I've visited carries them. Would like to see before I purchase.

club gloves may be more useful.  these organizer were all the rage in the 90s.  but really it just is a pain to put into tye car boot with this plastic thang.

Yeah, I agree. But I hate club gloves. I keep losing them so that is a no go for me.

I put them in my pocket when I play. hit finish cover back. lost less

haragolfer wrote:

I put them in my pocket when I play. hit finish cover back. lost less

I follow tat too. Never lost any. 
Yea...this clubs organizer were hot in the 90s. 
Sold my very second irons set (TM S200) to my friend w this organizer to go w. Till now he s using it still!
Perhaps you may wanna drop by Creative Golf to see whether any luck. 

Are we talking about those plastic organizer that is clipped onto the bag rim? Unfortunately, I just threw those away when clearing the store room.

Jumpz, I was looking at those too. What made you stop using them?

triplepar wrote:

Jumpz, I was looking at those too. What made you stop using them?

Because it does not look cool ... You see any PGA tour pros using them?

Hahaha. I'm not a PGA pro. No worries on that front. As long as it works, it is good for me.

Hk, thanks. Will give creative a look.

triplepar wrote:

Hk, thanks. Will give creative a look.

Np at all, mate. 
The other places tat you might find this will be either Tradehub, Mr. Raymond and Bob golf. 
Hope you can find it. Cheers! 

I just visited Tradehub 21 My Golfshop on wed, didn't see any golf organiser there. Better bet will be FESC.

Maybe you can check out bag boy revolver n ogio silencer
It has built in functions to prevent club clattering

haragolfer wrote:

I put them in my pocket when I play. hit finish cover back. lost less

Another way is remove all the gloves and place them in a secure place like your cartbag cover (and then zip up), your small carry bag or the shelf at the dashboard of the buggy before you tee off at the first hole ...

hkhamateur wrote:

triplepar wrote:

Hk, thanks. Will give creative a look.

Np at all, mate. 
The other places tat you might find this will be either Tradehub, Mr. Raymond and Bob golf. 
Hope you can find it. Cheers! 

I think the higher chance of getting this dated device is from Bob Golf ...

old school

haragolfer wrote:

I put them in my pocket when I play. hit finish cover back. lost less

Same here. Fuss free. Never had a problem before

I used to keep losing the club sleeve till I found a way to keep them altogether.

In fact my practice after each shot is to put them back into the own sleeve, aim is to prevent them knocking onto each other, so not losing the sleeve is very important.

The little secret is that I string the clubs sleeves altogether in sequence of the clubs arranged in the golf bag.

I use a drawstring to tighten the sleeves when not playing golf so the clubs are all compact.
But when I'm playing, I loosen the drawstrings to allow more access, but still keep the ends tied, so I don't lose any of them

When I use a club, the unused sleeve is still attached to the other clubs and it stays in place with the others so it doesn't get lost ever again.

http://list.qoo10.sg/item/KOMA-IRON-HOLDER-GOLF-CLUB-HOLDER/406291162

stumbled upon this. Have bought other stuff from qoo10 before so should be fine. =)

I happened to own this, there is 2 consideration before you buy.
1) the golf bag you used need to wide enough. Those old school configuration bag will do the job. Modern layout will have problem.
2) the slots are design with loft on the holder. If your longest iron is not a 4 or below, the first slot is useless. And not to mention those clubs with too much off sets will not fit nicely.
Kind of out of fashion nowadays but it does the job for me, one look you can know if you are missing any clubs. Any GRians wants to check out the real thing before buying online can let me know.