Driver, fairway, hybrids, irons in numerical order, wedges and putter.  All Titleist of course in a Titleist bag.  

thanks for the right reply on this it helps me out since im just getting used to titlest equipment .

Great question, Billy Jay!

I use (and love) my Titleist Ultra Lightweight Stand Bag and organize my clubs as follows...

Top of Top Cuff: 915D3 9.5* driver, 915Fd 15* fairway metal, 915Hd 20.5* hybrid, Scotty Cameron Squareback Select

Bottom Left of Top Cuff: AP2 714 irons (4 - 8)

Bottom Right of Top Cuff: AP2 714 irons (9 and PW) and Vokey Design SM5 wedges (50* F-grind, 54* S-grind, and 58* K-grind)

I always keep them in ascending order from left to right. 

- Mike

ok mike this sounds like a great way to organize the clubs i have a 3 divider top cuff titlest bag i like it a lot .

Hi Mike

Request you to put a photo of your bag.

Many thanks.

Tony

I have the 14-way stand bag:

                        913D3                                                  Scotty Select Newport 2

915H 18*              910H 19* (set a 20.5*)                913H 24*                      AP2 5iron

AP2 6 iron             AP2 7 iron                                      AP2 8 iron                    AP2 9 iron

AP2 PW                 Vokey SM4 52*                              Vokey SM4 56*           Vokey SM4 60*

Titleist cart bag/14 way:

Left - 915D2(10.25), 913F(13.25),

Left - 913h(23.25), 915h(19.50), 913h(16.25)

Left - 714 AP2 5,6,7,8

Left - SM4 W 56.10, W SM5 50.08, PW, 9

Putter Well - Scotty Studio Newport 2

Usually something like this.

Great idea Spudstarch, a picture is worth a thousand words!

In a Titleist cart bag, of course. I place the clubs (all Titleist) Driver, 3 wood and 19 degree hybrid in the top 3 slots, followed by the 24 degree hybrid and irons 5, 6 & 7 in the second row, 8,9,pw in the third row and 54 degree wedge, putter and 58 degree wedge in the remaining slots. Pretty anal, I'd agree, ha ha. Then each pocket holds a particular item so I can find what I need when I need it. O was a caddy when I was a kid and hated digging through a bag to find stuff.