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The Ghost Golf GT-14 cart bag is stylish with ample, thoughtful storage. 14-way top makes taking clubs in and out a breeze. Carries a premium price, but it offers a premium on course experience.
Introduction
After regularly seeing Ghost Golf bags at every range and course, I finally got my own experience recently with their hybrid Anyday bag [review HERE]. I was so impressed with the quality and features that I had to continue exploring their lineup.
The Ghost Golf GT-14 is the brand’s cart bag, purpose built for the golfer who pushes their clubs or rides. As you’ll read in this review, it quickly became clear why this is the brand that so many golfers choose.
Looks
One of the big reasons for the popularity of Ghost Golf bags is the look. Like all of their bags, the Ghost Golf GT-14 takes the premium golf bag aesthetic and adds a measure of personality and fun. Its made from PU leather – the same material you’ll find in Vessel bags and their many imitators – and sticks to classic, traditional colors. There are seven basic colorways – the one shown here is called Patriot – and they all center on black, white, navy, and grey.
The personality comes from the Ghost Golf branding. On each side of the bag, there’s a sizable Ghost Golf logo. Depending on the colorway you choose, the logo might really pop (black on white) or be very subtle (black on black). There are also Ghost’s signature large, red zipper pulls and the “GHOST” embroidery on the shoulder strap.
If you want a truly head turning look, the Ghost Golf GT-14 is offered in two Dogfight editions. Both of these are fighter jet themed with loads of different embroidery around the bag and bold color combinations. [See Price / Buy]
Features
As with most modern cart bags, the Ghost Golf GT-14 is loaded with storage. Like the Ghost Golf Anyday bag, the GT-14 lays out all its pockets symmetrically. On either side, you’ll find a small valuables pocket, a medium-sized pocket for gloves, snacks, or tees, and a large, insulated pocket. These large pockets are big enough for a full rain suit, a ton of drinks, or both – one on each side. Additionally, these large pockets have mesh pouches inside, which helps to keep your gear organized. Having sunscreen in your bag isn’t useful if it’s buried under a rain suit and 400 tees.
The velour-lined valuables pockets on the on Ghost Golf GT-14 really stand out. First, they’re tucked out of the way so that the zipper isn’t even visible. This not only looks sleeker, it keeps the good stuff out of view of potential thieves. Additionally, the pockets are very deep, and the zippers are set parallel to the ground so you can stash a lot in there without worrying about things falling out.
On the back of the bag, there are three pockets. At the top there’s a magnetic rangefinder pocket. It has a strong closure and velour lining to keep your expensive electronics safe. This pocket also flips up so you can more easily strap it to your cart.
The middle pocket on the Ghost Golf GT-14 is another cooler pocket – big enough for at least two 20 ounce bottles. At the bottom is the ball pocket, which is enormous. I packed in three dozen balls without straining it at all.
Around the top of the bag, there are velcro glove holders on each side and a metal towel/accessory hook on the right. There’s an umbrella holder on the back, and two water bottle sleeves alongside the ball pocket.
Finally, the Ghost Golf GT-14 comes with an accessory kit that includes extra zipper pulls, a golf ball marking stencil, a marker, a putting disc, and a towel carabiner/bottle opener. I like that these are all functional extras, things that actually add value, not just extra junk getting thrown in with the bag.
Performance
As the name indicates, the Ghost Golf GT-14 cart bag has a 14-way top that measures 8″ X 11″. Each slot has a full length divider, and the tops are velvet-lined so they won’t scratch your shafts. Taking clubs in and out is every bit as smooth as you would hope, and the layout makes it very easy to find the right club – or recognize when you left one behind.
This is a pure cart bag, and that’s reflected in the weight. Empty, it weighs about 7.5 pounds. When you load in fourteen clubs, three dozen balls, and an afternoon’s worth of frosty drinks, it can get downright leaden. But if it’s on a cart, who cares?
Despite its heft, the Ghost Golf GT-14 is easy to move. There are three handles along the top of the bag – one on the back and one on each side. When moving the GT-14 by these top handles, there’s no twisting. This bag is extremely well put together. The front of the bag has a large, thick shoulder strap which covers another handle, and there’s a grab point on the base of the bag.
Something I’ve been attuned to lately is the texture of the shoulder strap. This one is heavily padded and very comfortable to carry, despite the aforementioned weight. The material that touches your shoulder isn’t super slick, but it doesn’t have much grip either. If you’re wearing a rain jacket or polyester shirt, you’ll probably need to keep a hand on the strap to hold it in place.
Because the Ghost Golf GT-14 puts the rangefinder pocket where many bags have a handle, they made the whole pocket a strap pass through. As you can see above, the whole pocket lifts to allow the strap underneath. The side pass throughs are almost unnecessary because the pockets are all below them, but it’s still nice to keep the strap 100% out of the way.
FInally, the base of the GT-14 is thick and stable. While not as wide and sturdy as a stand bag, it does a good job keeping the bag upright on any flat surface. In my testing, the added texture was useful on all types of surfaces for keeping the bag in place as soon as you set it down. There’s also a cut out in the base that allows it to sit more securely on certain push carts. [See Price / Buy]
Conclusion
Priced at $475, the Ghost Golf GT-14 golf bag is one of the more expensive cart bags you’ll find. For me, that price is validated by excellent construction and a host of smart, well-executed features. While I am primarily a walking golfer, if you see me riding in a golf cart, this bag will be behind me. [See Price / Buy]
The luxury sports car of golf bags. Precision-engineered with premium PU leather and a revolutionary cart strap compatible design that maintains access to all pockets while secured.
He founded Plugged In Golf in 2013 with the goal of helping all golfers play better and enjoy the game more.
Matt lives in the northwest suburbs of Chicago with his wife and two daughters.
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