Seventeen discs — fifteen in the main compartment, two putters up front — for about $35. The Swift is the first-backpack bag, and Latitude 64 built it honestly: 600D Poly Oxford, mesh- lined straps and back panel, three zippered pockets, padded where it needs to be.
This is the step most players take in their second season. You’ve got more discs than a shoulder bag holds, you’re walking full eighteens, and you want both hands free. Seventeen is also a genuinely good number — it’s enough for a real selection and few enough that you still know what each one does.
Two real limitations. The bottle holder is rated for 600 ml, which is not a 32 oz Nalgene — plan around that. And the main compartment zips from the bottom rather than the top, which is the complaint that comes up in almost every review. It’s a $35 bag and it behaves like one in exactly one place. Worth knowing before, not after.
