Golf Clubs in a Haversack!

I am not affiliated to this project but thought it is something interesting. Not so sure it is practical to assemble each club after each stroke.    

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dv8sports/dv8
Bag+Driver set - $170 (exclude shipping)
Bag+ all 14 clubs - $1070 (exclude shipping)

more for on-the-go club fitting. The screen is for ipad for trackman perhaps.

If u do this on the course after every strokes.....I'm sure the flights behind will KPKB for sure.

1. I wonder how will all the clubs perform if the centre connection will need to be strong(to hold both parts together) and lack of flexibility?   
2. Where to put in buggy?

Like the concept but it would probably go the way of many good ideas - nowhere! Probably get killed by lack of funds to bring concept to market - marketing, getting PGA players to use it, etc.

Good luck to them!

under 3 sec to change. quite cool concept esp for travelling overseas for golf. I will opt for extra shaft and handle incase it break.

Good but how can it fit or place onto the cart.

You  may be disqualified or get penalty strokes for altering your club while in play.  PGA rules as follows;


1. You can't alter the playing characteristics of your clubs during the round (4-2a) or apply anything to the clubface with the intent of changing your ball flight (4-2b).



2. If you accidentally damage a club during a round (includes damage caused by hitting a shot with it, dropping it, leaning on it, using it during a search or pulling it out of the bag), you can repair it, replace it or continue to use it (Rule 4-3a, Decision 4-3/1).



3. If you intentionally damage a club other than during the normal course of play, it can't be used or replaced (Rule 4-3b).



4. If you damage a club, you can't borrow someone else's on the course (Rule 4-3a[iii]).



5. If you began a round with 14 clubs, you can't replace one during the round (Decision 4-3/10).



6. If you have 14 clubs and find a lost club during a round, it's OK to keep it in your bag. Just don't use it (Decision 4-4a/8).



7. It's OK to put lead tape on a club, but not during a round. However, it's OK to replace lead tape during a round that has become detached during the normal course of play (Decisions 4-1/4, 4-2/0.5).



8. It's OK to carry a weighted training club during a round, but it has to be a conforming club and count as one of your 14 clubs (Decision 4-4a/7). 9. Wet grips cannot be replaced during a round (Decision 4-3/5).

when I saw the title, I thought it was just a normal haversack like those you have find in a sport shop. With this haversack, I just put/stuff all the clubs , head in first!!!!!!

But I was pleasantly surprise to see what was displayed   ...every creative indeed...