The Bottom Line
Pros
- Easy to use.
- Stays dry on the outside.
- Allows golfer to carry balls, tees, marker clipped to belt rather than in pocket.
Cons
- Doesn't perform well on wet or muddy days.
- Small surface area of inner lining means the lining itself gets dirty after a while.
Description
- Caddy Sak is stitched together with a waterproof outer fabric and a rough, absorbent inner lining.
- It's cylindrical in shape with a hollow center and an elastic opening at the bottom.
- Inside is moistened for cleaning while outside stays dry.
- Dirty ball is inserted in top, scrubbed, and pushed out the elastic opening at the bottom.
- Caddy Sak also holds three tees and comes with a ball marker that is held in place with magnet.
- Caddy Sak has a clip that attaches to the golfer's belt for easy carrying.
- Two golf balls can fit into Caddy Sak simultaneously, if desired.
- Available through the Website www.caddysak.com.
- Can be customized with corporate logo for tournament giveaways.
Guide Review - Caddy Sak
And it is convenient. The Caddy Sak is small, lightweight, and clips to a golfer's belt; it can be used to carry two balls at a time, plus three tees and a ball marker, keeping those items out of the golfer's pocket.
But its primary mission is to clean golf balls. Does it do a good job on that count? Well ...
If you have a few grass blades or a little bit of dirt on the ball, the Caddy Sak does, indeed, do a fine job. But its effectiveness decreases as the grass-grime-and-dirt level of the golf ball increases.
Because of its size, the cleaning area of the Caddy Sak is necessarily limited. That inner lining gets dirty itself after a while, decreasing its effectiveness as a scrubbing surface.
And on wet, muddy days? The inner lining gets dirtier much faster and becomes less effective much quicker.
Overall, the Caddy Sak isn't anything special, but it does a decent job under "light" conditions and is better than a similar product reviewed earlier.
