Nike Golf Stand Bag

Nike Sport Lite Golf Bag

• 8.5-in. oval top
• 5-way (2 full-length) divider system for keeping clubs in order
• Nike EquaFlex Max Air Curved revolving double strap system
• Air mesh back pad
• Adjustable leg-end caps for grip 
• Rain hood included
• Six functional pockets:
  - Ball pocket
  - Water-bottle sleeve
  - Fleece-lined pocket for valuables
  - Full-length pocket for clothes
  - Glove pocket
  - Pocket for scorecard, pencil and other accessories
• Colour: black and silver

Nike Air Sport Golf Bag

• 8.5-in. oval top
• 8-way (3 full-length) divider system for keeping clubs in order
• Nike EquaFlex Max Air Curved revolving double strap system
• Air mesh back pad
• Adjustable leg-end caps for grip 
• Rain hood included
• Nine functional pockets, including:
  - Ball pocket
  - Water-bottle sleeve
  - Fleece-lined pocket for valuables
  - Full-length pocket for clothes
  - Quick access drawstring pocket
  - Pocket for gloves, scorecard, pencil and other accessories
• Colour: white and silver

About Nike

In the 1950s, nationally respected track and field coach Bill Bowerman experimented endlessly to find competitive edges for his athletes at the University of Oregon. When footwear companies ignored his innovations, he began to cobble shoes on his own. Soon one of his runners, Phil Knight, joined his efforts, and their first label, Blue Ribbon Sports, was born. Through the 1960s, the brand steadily gained popularity until they were able to upgrade from selling the shoes out of the back of a Plymouth to opening their first retail store in Santa Monica.

A short time later, they changed their company’s name to Nike and adopted the legendary “Swoosh” insignia, replacing their former logo of a man running away from a diving falcon. One of the earliest pairs of Nike shoes gained fame thanks to waffle-style traction nubs on the outsole, an innovation inspired by Bowerman’s waffle iron; today, almost all running shoes use this design. With this and other performance-enhancing designs, as well as endorsements from the greatest athletes of the day, Nike separated itself from competitors.