Review on Latitude 64 Core Disc Golf Backpack by Virgilio Patton

This is a durable bag with lots of space. It gets tight at 20 discs, but I carry a few putter/medium discs with me, so if you're a drive fanatic you can fit 20+ discs in the main compartment. The top is large and very open when unzipped. It has a divider that can hold 2 racquets (or 3 if you stuff them in). The large area at the top offers plenty of space, but if you put too much weight in it, the bag will sag. I usually only have a Bluetooth speaker and a towel upstairs, but there is room for more. The side pockets are large and easily fit a 40 ounce bottle leaving room for more. The MD area is convenient and large enough to hold my MD, phone, pencil and score card for quick access. The straps are simple but comfortable. I used it for 54 holes in one day and had no shoulder or back pain from wearing it. Here are some cons: the bag has trouble staying upright when not full, which may be an issue for some, but if the refills tip over, nothing falls out of the top pockets, so it's not the best big deal for me. Using a stronger insert at the bottom of the bag would eliminate most rollover issues. The side opposite the mini disc case has nothing that makes it clean and simple, but it's a bit clunky. I wish it had another mini pocket, or maybe a phone pocket with a nice liner that doesn't scratch phone screens, or maybe a chair binding or disc ejectors. The leather on the top and sides scratches easily, but is very durable. Overall, this is a great bag for any disc golfer who wants more space than a weekend bag can provide. I definitely recommend it to anyone in the market for a new backpack.