Organizing golf clubs in a 6-divider bag is essential for maintaining their longevity and making them easily accessible during play. Each club serves a unique purpose, and arranging them strategically optimizes club selection and course management.
The most common method is to group clubs by type: woods, irons, wedges, and putter. Woods, including the driver and fairway woods, are typically placed in the largest divider, while irons are arranged in descending order of loft, with the shortest irons (e.g., pitching wedge) closest to the top of the bag. Wedges, such as the sand wedge and lob wedge, often occupy their own divider. The putter, being the most frequently used club, is usually stored in a dedicated putter well for quick retrieval.
