Why the OGIO Funday might be the only sunday bag you’ll ever need

The OGIO Funday might just be the coolest Sunday bag in golf. Here’s how this lightweight, modular stunner holds up when put to the test on style, comfort, and performance.

Sunday or pencil bags have long been the go-to choice for minimalist golfers, those who prefer walking the course with just a few clubs and the bare essentials. These are the best golf bags for players who value lightweight convenience without sacrificing functionality. Created for caddies or golfers heading out for a quick Sunday loop, these bags have evolved far beyond their humble beginnings as simple tubes with a strap.

Today, they’re thoughtfully engineered with premium materials, smart layouts, and standout designs, proving that less really can be more. The OGIO Funday is a perfect example of that evolution. With its modular design, padded comfort, and the eye-catching Rocket Pops 2025 colorway, it promises to be more than just a bag for half-sets and practice rounds. I took it out for a few walking rounds to see if it lives up to the hype.

The Rocket Pops 2025 edition, a limited-release red, white, and blue colorway that looks every bit as good as it performs. From its smart storage layout to its comfortable carry system, here’s how the OGIO Funday stacks up.

Design and Quality: 5/5

This is one of the best-looking Sunday bags available. The Rocket Pops edition is bold and patriotic, with nods to OGIO’s cult-favorite Bananarama release. The premium materials and clean stitching give the bag a refined feel, while the square profile and leather-style base add structure and durability. Details like the shaft shield top and detachable glove patch show OGIO’s attention to both function and aesthetics.

Storage and Accessibility: 4/5

For a pencil-style bag, the storage is clever and efficient. You get a large ball pocket, tee and pencil slots, a valuables pouch, and three modular compartments for apparel, valuables, and a water bottle that can be repositioned or removed entirely. This level of customization is rare and super useful. The zippers are smooth, and everything is easy to reach, though space is obviously limited compared to full-size bags.

Durability and Performance: 4/5

This bag punches above its weight class when it comes to build quality. The materials feel tough and well put together, the stand legs are stable, and the top section is reinforced with OGIO’s shaft shield tech. It’s not waterproof, but it holds up fine in damp conditions. The stand is manual, not automatic, but it locks in place and works well for what the bag is designed to do.

Comfort and Ergonomics: 4/5

The Funday is a joy to carry. Lightweight, well-balanced, and featuring a plush shoulder strap and padded back panel, it handles walking rounds with ease. The square shape hugs the body, and grab handles make it easy to pick up and move around. The manual stand might not be for everyone, but it keeps the bag light and simple.

Club Organisation: 4/5

You get four divider sections with club rests, and OGIO’s shaft shield does a great job of protecting your clubs. It’s not designed for a full 14-club setup. I found 10 was the maximum, but access is easy, and everything stays where it should. There’s no dedicated putter well, but it handles oversized grips fine. For a Sunday setup, it more than delivers.

Final Verdict: 21/25

The OGIO Funday is a standout option for golfers who want a lightweight, great-looking bag that doesn’t sacrifice performance. The Rocket Pops edition adds serious visual appeal, but the bag backs it up with smart, modular storage and a premium feel throughout. It’s not built for every round, but that’s the point.

This is the ideal Sunday or travel bag for golfers carrying fewer clubs, walking the course, or just wanting a more minimal setup without compromising on comfort or quality. OGIO have absolutely nailed it.

OGIO Funday Golf Stand Bag

RRP: £144.00 / $179.99

Weight: 2.6lbs/1.2kg

Waterproof: No