CaddyDaddy Golf Bag Cooler

Based on my research, I drafted this article. It's upsetting to read how many reviews claim this product has worked for other golfers. According to one reviewer in particular, he claimed to have used the cooler with great success in SW Florida while the temperature was 90+ degrees. Having said that, I live in SW Florida as well and am not seeing it. This cooler came in handy twice in the 90 degrees that we were dealing with this As soon as you put the provided (thin saltine crackers) gel freezer pack in. I tested it a second time with heavier freezer packs and the results were the same - the drinks at the end (after two hours) were not at all cool. In return for 20 dollars, I expected more. What's the time? I don't care what you think. Your money will be wasted if you do this. Let me be your teacher. After returning it to Amazon, I was refunded in full.

Leilany Lang

| Oct 26, 2020

So this is my concession, take a few drinks in this cooler and buy a few from the cart girl, after all, The bag itself has the following features Aside from fitting nicely inside my bag's side pocket, it looks good from the outside. While it keeps beverages cold, it does so for only a short time, it does not keep them cold for 9 hours. A bag like this can be improved through a variety of options. The temperature yesterday was in the 90s so I made sure I kept a cool beverage with me by the 9th hole (9 hole league). Before leaving, put some beverages into the freezer for about an hour. Then load them into the cooler, then stuff a couple of freezer packs in the side pockets. Despite the fact that I had left a cold beverage with a hint of ice in it for three hours, I still had one cold beverage left to drink. For the price though, it would be great if it had.

Ariana Townsend

| Dec 31, 2020

Beer Smugglers love this product because it allows them to smuggle beer on and off the golf course! In addition, it is not another gimmick product or other junk you usually see at In the past year, I have been unable to do this on my own three times. There was either too much bulk, not enough beer, and not enough ice, or the main access zipper was in the top, which made retrieving a beer a very difficult task. As many people do, I refuse to pay bar prices for 12 oz cans of beer at a golf course I just overpaid for a round of golf on. In order to avoid spilling ice on my grips, I jammed cold ones into various compartments of my bag. That led to melted ice all over the place. There is no such thing as it Furthermore, I can still access all the other pockets to store additional balls, tees, etc. There are other cooler bags systems available which can hold a six pack, but they are much too bulky for that and I actually broke a zipper in my old bag trying to close it. There is a lot of heat in Southern California where I live. When I played my last round, the temperature was in the 90s (temperature) and I drank the 6th beer on the parking lot after the round, and it was ice cold, so there is plenty of space for an ice chest and six packs. I wouldn't change anything about this concept design and these guys did a great job. My wife's bag needs a second one, so I'm buying one today.

Mason Schneider

| Apr 29, 2021

It fits perfectly and does not leak at all, so I'm quite pleased with it. Probably, if you turned the bag upside down it would leak from the zipper, but you also might end up with your whole bag turned upside down, and that would be a bigger problem. All day on the course and the next day, this cooler was packed with mixed ice and ice packs. When I returned to my car the next day, I discovered an ice cold beer in the cooler that I had forgotten about in the evening. The bag is absolutely wonderful and I recommend it to everyone.

Edison Nixon

| Mar 23, 2021

A much more discrete way to bring beer to the course is with the Caddy Daddy. This software has been a part of my daily life for the past two Though it is a snug fit, the container can hold six beers with ice. To load a beer into the glass, then add ice and then another beer, that seems to work best for me. If you have 6 in your glass, then you can add as much ice as you like. As the round progresses, the water stays cold for each player. However, as all ice melts, it will slant towards the bottom, and so it is best to grab your next drink from there instead. It leaks. That is the only complaint I have about this cooler. Due to the manufacturer's promo video, I chose this cooler over a lot of similar ones, because I believed it would not In my first trial I did not find it to be useful. It started leaking during the first few uses, but has continued to leak even further. I now have water stains on my golf bag. Also, I have to dry out the large pocket on my golf bag after every round since there is usually a small pool of water at the bottom, especially on hotter Having a wet pocket in my jeans isn't a big deal, but I have to be careful what I store in that pocket. Because of this, I don't have somewhere to put a pullover in case the weather cools down. It would be easier to use gel freezer packs, but I find that they don't keep the beer as cold as regular ice or last as long. So I'll stick with what I have until I find a better alternative.

Jose George

| Apr 22, 2021

The only thing I added was a few thin freezer packs in addition to the ones that came with the bag after reading some reviews. The solution worked perfectly. Given this, just to give you an idea of how long the solution The course is 30 minutes away from my house, so I packed it at home. We were delayed by 45 minutes due to a frost. The last one I had was on 18 as I walked I was just as cold as I was the first time! We were enjoying a day in the 60s. The purchase could not have come at a better time. I will be curious to see how it holds up to the heat at Hilton Head and Myrtle Beach during the summer! I just updated Hot or cold, it's just as effective!.

Deacon Munoz

| Nov 24, 2020

It is quite possible that this is the greatest invention for a golfer ever. I have already recovered about ten times what I invested in the case. When we go out for a casual wrong with a buddy, we almost always take a six pack. In the course you would have to pay $18, but we can also buy it there. Every time we play four rounds, we save about $50 by buying our own and taking it with us. It is easy to fit into the side of my cart bag and has yet to be noticed by anyone at the course (or they ignore it because they aren't paying attention to You may want to throw it yourself on the cart, though - the item will add a lot of weight to the bag. When it comes to keeps the beer cold, I squeeze an ice sleeve over it and the first beer is as cold as the last. I think this is the best way to go.

Brecken Hardin

| Jan 27, 2021