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TaylorMade Commemorative British Open Golf Staff Bag
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The all-new 2024 TaylorMade British Open staff bag draws inspiration from the traditions, history, and moments that make golf's most anticipated event so meaningful. Team TaylorMade athletes will be using the Commemorative British Open staff bag that signifies everything royal about this year’s venue. The club received proper royal designation in 1978 when it celebrated its centenary.
The TaylorMade Bag Features:
- 6-Way Velour Top
- 12 Pockets in Total
- Brushed/Micro Perforated Synthetic Leather
- Limited-Edition 2024 Design
Top Layout
As you can imagine from a staff bag, space and storage will never be an issue, with an oversized top cuff with 6-way velour dividers to separate your equipment just like the professionals. The cuff has built-in lift handles as well as the usual trunk handles for easy manoeuvrability.
Storage
A massive total of 12 pockets covers all your storage requirements. These pockets include 2 velour-lined valuables, 2 garment pockets, 2 hard shell protective accessories pockets, and a dual insulated cooler pocket as well as other essential pocket spaces.
Additional
The bag also has a matching rain hood, 3-point single shoulder strap, umbrella sleeve, metal hardware and towel clip. Finer details include a zip-off belly panel for custom embroidery.
Limited-Edition Design
Royal Purple is the base colour upon which ribbons of gold encompass the bag’s bottom and top. White flocking TaylorMade logos complete the royal colour wheel. Subtle details abound on this year’s Commemorative British Open staff bag. Its purple flanks are checkered with postage stamps and with inlays that alternate between the TaylorMade logo and the number 8. The design pays respect to the iconic 8th hole which faces westwardly toward the Firth of Clyde. The par-3 measures a mere 123 yards and is the shortest hole in British Open history. The name Ailsa can be found on the valuables pocket and offers another nod to the infamous 8th hole. It was the phrase used by 1887 and 1889 British Open Champion, Willie Park, Jr. to describe the postcard view from the 8th tee box which looks out toward Ailsa Rock on the horizon.
The staff bag’s white TaylorMade logos are made of soft flocking material that’s emblematic of the collars royalty have worn around their coats for centuries. On the back of the bag, railroad tracks gilded with the number 11 pay homage to the 11th hole. The daunting par-4 requires a long, accurate tee shot over gorse to a blind fairway that’s flanked by out-of-bounds and railroad tracks on the right side the entire length of the hole. A 152nd logo is scripted into the gold ribbon around the bag’s top signifying the 152nd playing of the British Open. Two gold serpents surround the bag’s bottom ring and pay respect to the snake-like creatures found in Royal Troon’s seal. The Latin phrase TAM ARTE QUAM MARTE is scripted into the bag’s handle. It pays tribute to Royal Troon’s motto which translates to As Much by Skill as by Strength.
Code: 439130