IZZO Golf Black Plastic Golf Club Tube

IZZO golf tubes are by far the best 14-tube set on the market. Why? They are the perfect length and measure a generous 1.5" inner diameter (the largest ID tubes on the web). Cheaper tubes are only 1.25" ID. Why does this matter? If you have standard grips (including your putter) and a small golf bag, 1.25" ID might be a better choice. BUT, if you use mid-sized grips, 1.5" ID is the way to go to avoid sticking and a tight squeeze.For me, these tubes are fantastic for all my sticks except the putter and maybe the driver. Why? Because the putter grip usually has a larger diameter, especially for mallet putters and won't fit even a 1.5" ID perfectly. The driver, the longest shaft in the bag, the one you use most, is not so easy to pull out quickly (even with a 1.5" ID tube) unless you pull it out exactly straight. The larger IZZO 1.5" ID size makes ease of use, functionality (use), for organizing and keeping your clubs from dinging up are the best on the market for staff and cart bags bar none.

I bought a golf bag that is sectioned off into about eight sections. Some of the sections are a little larger than others and allow the clubs to crash into each other. These tubes went into the bag perfectly and hold the club steady without clanking back-and-forth.Worth the price

I have a large opening in the back of my golf bag that I have to keep 2 clubs in. I kept mistaking the clubs as they move/lean to one side when I take the other club out so I sometimes grab the wrong club. These tubes help keep the clubs in the right place in my bag and has corrected my problem. My only comment is they are a little bit taller than the bag opening so the end of my club gets caught sometimes but I'll get used to it. Thanks!

These tubes are great. They keep my clubs seperated so they're not banging against each other

Good

I want to be very clear about why I am reviewing because I believe this is pertinent information for golfers. Upon inspecting inside my golf bags with a flashlight, I discovered metal rivets down inside the front and back centers of golf bags (where handles and straps are located on the outside) that will come in contact with my golf club shafts! Most golf bags are divided now and there isn't as much of a use for plastic tubes as dividers anymore, but that doesn't mean tubes don't still serve a very useful purpose, in my opinion. I believe if you look at what is inside your golf bag that may damage your clubs, I think you will be as surprised as I was to find exposed metal rivet heads. At present, just about all of my golf clubs are graphite shafted and I don't want anything inside of a poorly designed golf bag scratching my brand-new golf clubs. The IZZO tubes are excellent for the purpose I needed them for, and I ordered the larger diameter size to accommodate any potentially midsize or oversize grips.

It could be that this item works well with a cart bag. But for my Ping Stand bag it did not, and I suspect it would be the same with any stand bag. When in “stand” position, (which collapses the bottom) it pushes these inserts up and out several inches. (As it does the clubs for that matter) And even when the bag was upright, the grips sometimes caught and pulled the pieces out. Returned.

good sturdy product dont buy the ones that go inside the other ones buy the one size