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golf bag ExamplesWord Origin noun
- a bag, usually made of canvas, for carrying golf clubs and golf balls.
Origin of golf bag First recorded in 1890–95 Examples from the Web for golf bag Historical Examples of golf bag
His golf-bag fell, he seized it and set it against the seat between them.
The Adventures of a Modest Man
Robert W. Chambers
He started to speak, then lifted the golf-bag and went toward the door.
Emilie Baker Loring
Sir Mallaby suspended conversation while he addressed an imaginary ball with the mashie which he had taken out of his golf-bag.
Pelham Grenville Wodehouse
He stood with his feet slightly apart, a golf-bag dragging from one arm, his other hand in his coat pocket.
Emilie Baker Loring
He gathered his golf-bag instinctively and sat alert, prepared to rise and leave the car with dignity.
The Adventures of a Modest Man
Robert W. Chambers