TaylorMade releases INCREDIBLE US Open Tour Bag for Torrey Pines!
TaylorMade typically excels with its limited edition Tour Bags at the majors, and the brand has delivered once again at the US Open this week...
TaylorMade has revealed its limited edition 2021 US Open Tour Bag ahead of the action at Torrey Pines, and it's an absolute belter.
The eye-catching Tour Bag, which retails for £529 at American Golf, will be used by the likes of Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson during golf's third major of the season.
Its constructed with durable ballistic nylon and a commemorative 2021 US Open championship design, and it comprises plenty of space and storage with a traditional 6-way velour top and a total of 12 pockets with lined pockets inside.
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KEY FEATURES
- 6-Way Velour Top (Size 9.5" x 11")
- 12 Pockets in Total
- Ballistic Nylon Construction
- Limited Edition Design (U.S. Open Championship)
STORAGE
The pockets include 2 velour-lined valuables, 2 garment pockets, 2 hard shell protective accessories pockets, and a dual insulated cooler pocket. Plus includes a zip-off belly panel for custom embroidery.
The bag also comes with a matching rain hood, 3 point shoulder strap, umbrella sleeve, metal hardware, and a towel clip.
LIMITED DESIGN
They say the morning surf to the afternoon tee time is a big west coast vibe. This bag captures that vibe perfectly. Inspired by the hues of Southern California sunsets along its sandy coastline, the 2021 Summer Commemorative Staff Bag celebrates the return of our nation’s championship to “America’s Finest City.” The San Diego venue graces the Pacific shoreline and provides the perfect locale to watch the sun disappear into the ocean.
Retro styling, complete with an alternative font that’s boldly positioned on the side panels, pays homage to TaylorMade’s longstanding California ties and the beach lifestyle. The bag is made from ballistic nylon, further delivering an evocative and stylized feel. A throwback TaylorMade logo on the umbrella pocketed is enclosed by a Torrey Pine – a rare tree that’s native to the course. The bag handle is a subtle nod to the region’s self-proclaimed title of “Craft Beer Capital of the World.”
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