"I can buy a cart with that"; "Now I'll for sure break 100": Fans react to new $2,898 golf bag

An X page, NUCLR GOLF, that shares daily news and viral moments from the Golf world shared a post on January 27. The post highlighted AVGAR's new golf bag featured on the 2025 PGA merchandise show. The post has drawn a lot of traction and is receiving hilarious responses in the comment section.

It's called the Uforia E-drive suite golf bag which costs $2,898 and has taken the 'high-end' to a whole new level. Most of the fans were left awestruck and expressed their opinion about the golf bag.

"⛳😲#LOOK— The AVGAR Uforia E-Drive Suite golf bag. It retails for $2,898.00 USD"

"I can buy a cart with that," a fan wrote.

"The final piece to the puzzle. Now I'll for sure break 100," another fan commented.

This luxury golf bag, with its 'inside-out' design, has space for the clubs around the outer surface instead of the center and uses sleek compartments for the other stuff. Despite its unconventional design and salient features, the 2898.00 USD price tag is raising eyebrows. Moreover, AVGAR also offers two comparatively more affordable options, priced at over $1,000 and $2498. This bag was showcased at the PGA merchandise show.

In addition, the AVGAR Uforia E-Drive suite offers a combination of style, functionality, and convenience. With eight groundbreaking features, it's created to simplify and elevate every golfer's experience.

The main focus of its design is the Serene Cahe, a storage system with four shelves, eight pockets, and a drawer. Stuff like golf balls, valuables, or even a cooler bag for drinks, can be stored in its designated place. The 2025 PGA merchandise show included many other high-end gear in the spotlight.

Standout golf products from the 2025 PGA Merchandise Show

One standout item from the PGA show is Attomax's non-conforming golf balls. The price tag of $249 per dozen is raising eyebrows in the golf world. These balls promise an extra 15 yards of distance, but players wonder if the performance gains are worth straying from USGA standards.

Another similar product is Cobra Golf's new 33-way FutureFit hosel, which offers unprecedented adjustability and allows gear enthusiasts to fine-tune their game to perfection.

The show also included other products like BucketGolf, adding a backyard-friendly twist to the game, and Wasted Wedge, a shot-drinking gadget that strings the pot about on-course decorum.

The show's innovative edge featured products like the GPS-enabled chipping balls and artisanal craftsmanship exemplified by Swifts Forge's hand-hammered metal accessories. The 2025 PGA merchandise show was packed with utilities that stood out.