US Open: Special staff bags from Los Angeles

When it comes to major week traditions, there’s not many we love more than brands bringing out their special staff bags.

Four times a year, players are treated to a new bag, which usually commemorates where the tournament is being played. This week, with the players in the big smoke of LA, there’s some cool designs to look out for.

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In no particular order, here’s some of our favourite US Open commemorative bags that will be hitting the fairways, and rough, this week.

TaylorMade Summer Commemorative US Open bag

Designed by James Haunt, who was born in L.A, this is a stunning bag. Inspired by the landscape that LACC is set in, the bag has a nod to the neighbouring Broadway, and has plenty of graffiti plastered on it, something you might not associate with the world of golf.

You’ll see TaylorMade staffers such as Collin Morikawa, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler taking this one out as they aim for glory in Los Angeles.

Callaway US Open bag

You’ll struggle to find anything more American than Callaway’s offering this week. It is the US Open after all and you’ll be reminded of that constantly looking at this bag.

Jon Rahm will have this in play as he looks to win his second major of the year.

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Srixon US Open bag

Red, white and blue. Again, there’s no debate over what part of the world this bag is coming from. Complete with the stars and stripes, it doesn’t get much more patriotic Srixon’s bag for this week.

The Srixon team will be gaming this bag in Los Angeles, including Brooks Koepka and former Masters champ Hideki Matsuyama.

Cobra US Open bag

We love the little details on this one. Inside the main pockets, you’ll see nods to the music scene in LA, which is also well represented on the headcovers that are here.

Expect to see Rickie Fowler with his clubs in this stunning looking bag as he aims for his first major title.

Billy Horschel

We’re pretty certain only one player will have this bag in play this week.

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