I prefer the 4-way ... less twisting of the club grips.

Regardless, the single biggest thing for me is that the dividers go all the way to the bottom of the bag o as to keep the grips from tangling up/twisting together etc.

In my personal preference, I just want to pull my club and return to the bag with a minimum of fuss. It is a bit of an irritant if I have to struggle return clubs back into my bag and they won't go down properly because they are twisting or getting tangled with the other clubs.

Gotta be 4 way. I don't like my graphite shafts to touch steel shafts.

I have a 2014 lightweight with the 4-way top cuff and absolutely love it. Plenty of room for all the clubs I carry and easy to pull a single club without half the remaining clubs trying to come out also.

Always prefer more dividers

The bag on the right

Currently I prefer the 3-way divider. But honestly I find they all have their problems. I feel I can tolerate the 3 way the most.

The 4 way is okay, but I find it makes the bag too wide that the clubs jiggle around the most when walking. I like that the dividers have the seams closed all the way down so that clubs do no slide to other compartments. But the way the middle section slants out make me feel like there is a huge waste of space in the center. And even though it is wider, it still doesn't prevent my wedges in the middle portion from clanging against the irons in the lower section. And having a wider bag means that weight is placed further from my center of mass, so it is more cumbersome to carry.

I actually miss the old six way divider system that was on most bags a few years ago. The pattern is currently only on the lightweight staff bag. It allowed for the most option to organize the clubs without having to be as bulky as a 14 way. If only the dividers within the bag went the full length across to prevent clubs from sliding down to other sections.

Spud

4 way all the way. Woods & hybrids in the top, long irons in the right, mid irons on the left and wedges & putter on the bottom... .....madgolfer

Hello Mike D. I do not have a stand bag. But I will some day be buying a couple for my sons. The four way just seems like the way to go, commonsense. I do have a 2015 light weight cart bag. Couldn't be happier with it. Maybe if it had a new set of Titleist irons in it. But it fills every need I have on the course.
Play Well,
Steve S.

4 way all the way. Metals, high irons, low irons, wedges & putter

I HAVE FOUND 4-WAY BETTER WITH THICKER PUTTER GRIP.

Just wondering why there is no towel ring on the staff bags? I also think I saw a Justin Thomas with a prototype staff bag!!! Looks great!!!!

As far as I am concerned , the more the merrier.

Neither. Titleist had a cart/carry stand bag that had a 6 way divider. That's the bag I currently use and love it. Wish Titleist would make that divider available in a pure carry bag.

I prefer the 4 way, nice separation for woods and putter/4-5-6/7-8-9/wedges. That's what works for me. That seems to keep the grips from getting as tangled up as well.

Four way.... Less clanking!

Four way also. This will help protect the clubs a bit more and separate them for using, even though it would add a bit of weight more than the 3 way.

Gotta Stay with the 4-way...
Like to keep my bag as tidy as possible and having 4 slots helps with organization.
Find a way to make it 5-way by splitting the top slot.

Cheers,
Dr. K

I really like the set up on the Staff Stand Bags. The 4 way divider works well for me.
Now I want some color options on them. lol

TT

Love the 4 way. Keeps clubs easier to find

4way keeps the clubs evenly distributed in the bag which protects the clubs and evenly distributes the weight for easier carrying. It also provides ease in taking a club in and out of the bag

I'm sure R&D pondered a way to make interchangeable 3, 4 (or more) way cuffs.