club bag

noun

1. a soft, usually leather, two-handled bag suitable for use in traveling or for general utility.

Word History and Origins

Origin of club bag¹

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

He also knew that the port used for chemotherapy gets flushed with a saline solution that forms a poor taste in the mouth, so he bought Jalon a Sam’s Club bag of 500 Dum Dum lollipops for relief.

From Washington Times

His oversize golf club bag and four suits were already waiting for him at his locker, which sits between Zimmermann’s and an empty one.

From Washington Post

He brought out a suit case and a deep club bag.

From Project Gutenberg

New to the club bag is a Focus meter which gradually depletes the more assists you require; a putt preview on a tricky green requires a significant Focus investment, while adding the barest hint of backspin to a well aimed pitch removes a smaller chunk.

From The Guardian

A radiant Judith packed a club bag and suitcase.

From Project Gutenberg