I try to keep everything in its own specific place so I can find it quickly

Neat freak here, its has to be organized and clean... Its pretty easy here in SD, as we have no off-season.

Everything has a specific location. Clubs, gloves, ball,tees, markers, wet weather gear and rangefinder. I have two club setups, one for a riding cart(which only is used if the course doesn’t allow walking) and one for my push cart. Driver and woods at the back. Nothing I hate more than clubheads rubbing against the shaft of other clubs. This also provides a service to the members of my regular group. It makes it easier for them to look at my bag and know what club i am hitting which drives them crazy when they try and use the same club:)

I like having everything organized and in it's place. Funny thing is when I was younger I was totally the opposite.

Every pocket has an intended purpose, so I use it that way.
Ball pocket includes balls(of course)and gloves.
Pocket above the ball pocket is for tees.
Larger accessory pocket is for ball marks, divot tools, and yardage books.
Large pocket has rain gear, new gloves still in pack, club wrenches.
Little accessory pocket has range finder and valuables.

I have 4 Titleist bags. A staff bag, a midsize staff bag, a cart bag, and a stand bag for walking. Each bag has its own titleist clubs consisting of various combinations of AP2 irons, Titleist drivers and fairways, Vokey wedges, and Scotty putters (early to late year models), I choose a bag based on the course and time of year. Each bag is organized similarly to make it easy to find what I need.

I’m pretty minimalist when it comes my golf bag (I try to walk as often as possible) which means either a png moonlite 2 or png L8+ bag with as little as possible in it, and everything has a home. Only recently on my way back from FL did I notice that my Titleist valuables pouch had over 30 poker chip ball markers from travels over the past year (they get surprisingly heavy!). My bag is normally very clean, but this recent cleaning was prompted by the nice people of Delta Airlines who felt it necessary to remove the headcovers from all of my clubs (including my precious Scotty), take every club, ball, tee and marker out of my bag and then proceed to chuck them back in my travel case and leave the protector pole hanging out (and all the headcovers off!). It nearly put me over the edge.

Just purchased a Titlest mid size staff bag. Every item goes into its proper place.

I just got a new Titleist Lightweight Cart Bag and I am loving the multitudes of pocket space as I am OCD as well. Everything has a place and every place has a thing. I am organized to a fault sometimes. Being prepared means better and stress free golf for me!

My bag starts the year off clean and 5S'ed. A spot for everything and everything in a spot. Then I start playing and it goes downhill from there. I just found another new glove in my car, one in a hat (with a ProV1x there too). Now I just need to take some time and pull the change out, toss the old granola bar and start the new year off with a clean bag.

I’m one of those over organizers
Have a leather Titleist bag that i put my tees. A small poich from Harbor town for my power drinks. A leather bag for the Ovean course with 6 ProV 1x , divot tool and scotty cameron ball mark.
All goes in the bottom of my team titiliest bag

I am always switching bags. So never really have the same items. Pouch for valuables. The the normal items.

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All my clubs have to be in order but the pockets are a free for all.

I carry a valuables pouch from Harbour Town that holds tees, ball markers, and divot repair tools. That keeps those items where they belong when not in use. I also have specific pockets for everything else...balls, snack, phone, keys, etc.

Find any old bananas in there, Abby?

When I'm organized I pay more attention to golf, which is good. I do clean out the bag whenever the mess gets in the way. I'm wondering, though, did I take the apple out before I put the clubs away for the winter?

Everything has its own spot. The problem is that I have too many everythings!!!

Titleist bags make it very easy to be organized! Lots of pockets and many options on where to put all of my golf accessories. I have had 4 golf bags in my golfing career and the 2016, 14 stand bag has been the best by far. Go Titleist!!!

I don't have to put my clubs away for the winter. Here is SE Texas we play year round.
I have both the full size staff bag and the mid-size staff bag (easier to travel with due to luggage weight restrictions). Every pocket has a purpose. Every club belongs in a certain spot in my bag (hate the 14 way bags). Yes, I am a little OCD. Smaller front zipper pocket is for rangefinder, keys, valuables. Larger front pocket is for balls. Right side storage is for gloves, rain gloves, Rule Book, few packages of sugar drink mix (type 2 diabetes so just in case I need it), Sharpies and pencils. Everyone one of those separate items are in ziplock bags. Non-zipper front pocket contains tape, bandaids, bug spray, club wrench, sunscreen, lip balm. Left side storage has my Skycaddie case and my sunglass case. Upper back pocket has small bag of tees, extra non-US coins for ball markers. Large back pocket has my rain gear and each item is in a huge ziplock style bag. Unfortunately I don't find today's golf bags to be quite as water repellent as they used to be so I use ziplock bags to keep stuff dry.

When I need something on the course I need it quick, so I have to know where everything is.
Only in inclement weather when I throw extra clothing in the bag it goes anywhere.