Longridge Storm Golf Bag Hood Black

Fit great

fits ok without my bag having snaps on it, my bet is the zippers wont last long though, seems super cheap.

I understand that this rain cover is universal fit but it could fit better. Also could be a little more clear on the instructions to put on/ that the button-strops go on the handle side of the bag and the elastic goes around the stand side. I have an Ogio stand bag and the elastic that goes around the stand side frequently comes up on the clubs and leaves a gap that rain could get in. Would be nice if they could add a clip or drawstring to keep it secure all the way around the top of bags.Also would be nice if there were a head cover on the market that provided a bit of padding to protect the clubs. I've searched and have yet to find a single one. I keep my bag in the truck bed and before I bought a vinyl bed mat, I could hear my irons shifting around and sliding on the bed liner which is certainly not ideal for maintaining the club heads. Seems like a semi-thick material as a rain cover with a durable waterproof nylon on the outside would go a long way in stopping clubs from clanking around in the truck bed or when traveling. New product idea, Storm Hood!

Fits my Walter Hagen cart bag very well! Strap loop fits thru the hole and the snaps for the elastic fall perfectly under the rings that hold towels and other accessories. I could have used the 2 bag mounted snaps under the rings, but the other snaps are male, so they wouldn't have been able to snap to the bag, leaving them and the elastic that's attached to them loose. Fits over my full set of clubs. Zipper opens just about all the way front to back. It's not a thick material, and zipper doesn't feel heavy duty, but it covers well and fits snug (in a good way). I don't golf often, so keeping everything clean during storage was more important to me than just having a rain hood or bag umbrella.

Fits well snaps on covers all clubs

Snaps on both side broke off

Universal fit, serves the purpose well.

price/cost ratio