There is also plenty of front-accessible storage in this bag with two full-length apparel pockets, a dry pocket, a velour-lined valuables pouch (I love this touch), a scorecard pocket, an insulated cooler pocket, three more zippered accessory pockets and two mesh pouches. I don't know about you, but to me, that is a lot of pockets. In order to make moving your bag on and off the cart easier, MacGregor has thoughtfully provided two heavy-duty hand grips at the top and the bottom. And for that inevitable carry from car to car, there is a wide, ergonomic strap that is easy on the shoulders. In a bag of this overall quality, MacGregor doesn't disappoint, adding durable, heavy-duty zipper pulls and a built-in towel ring, as well as a front-facing tee holder.

On the flip-side, if all you do is ride in a golf cart and are looking to stretch your legs, then take a look at the McGregor MT Stand Bag. With many of the same features as the MT Cart Bag, this is a carry version that still offers a lot of storage and features in a lightweight and ergonomic design. This bag features a seven-way top with full-length dividers (reduces grip friction and wear). There are also dual shoulder straps that are extra-wide and nicely padded for an even distribution of weight. If you've ever packed your bag for a full 18 holes, you'll appreciate that. While storage isn't as extensive as the MT Cart bag, it's still ample with one side featuring a dry pocket, the lined valuables pouch, and a large apparel pocket (probably large enough to hold your raingear and a spare shirt). The opposite side has another large accessories pocket, a quick-access pouch, an insulated water bottle sleeve, and a pen holder. Up front you'll find two more accessory pockets and a built in trunk-loading grip. This is a great feature, even on a carry-bag, and I've been glad to see many OEMs adding this touch to their bags. In addition, there is a heavy-duty front handle, golf ball holder, built-in towel clip, and even a rain hood. The stand mechanism is pretty simple and operates like most -- nothing fancy here, but it functions well. Colors are limited in this bag, the same as in the Cart version: Black/Green or Black/White.

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Here's a very economical hybrid by MacGregor. This club is durable stainless steel with a pear-shaped clubface. It has two rails on the sole to help you hit out of any lie.

The best thing about this club is the huge sweet spot. It has "360 club face technology" which means there are no inserts or face welds, thus the entire face is the sweet spot. All I can say is "sweeeet!"

I recommend this club for those high handicappers that are looking for an inexpensive hybrid.

If you are looking for a something a little more high end and want to spend a little more money, check out the Nickent Golf 3DX RC Hybrid. This club is very easy to swing and launches the ball high and long out of any lie. It has tungsten inserts located on the heel and toe which makes the club extremely steady.

Whichever one you go with, I want to welcome you to the "Hybrid Bandwagon." You are going to like this ride.

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