PGA Championship Liberty Lines Staff Bag
Philadelphia, 1776. The birth of a nation. Two hundred and fifty years later, we're bringing that story to the course with the TaylorMade Liberty Lines Staff Bag — crafted to commemorate the Professional Championship and the city where American independence was born.
Red, White, and Blue
Some colors carry more weight than others. The Liberty Lines Staff Bag opens with a smooth white PU body wrapped in bold red and blue appliqué stripes — a nod to the flag, the nation, and the 250th anniversary of the country that made this moment possible. Silver hardware, white zippers, and red stitching complete a color story that's equal parts patriotic and polished.
City of Brotherly Love
Philadelphia's fingerprints are all over this bag. Independence Hall lives on the ball pocket, the Liberty Bell graces the valuables pocket, and Benjamin Franklin holds court on the back. The bottom collar carries the city's most enduring nickname — City of Brotherly Love — in repeating script, while custom "LOVE" zipper pulls pay tribute to Robert Indiana's iconic sculpture that has defined Philadelphia's identity for generations.
The Stitches that Started a Nation
Turn the bag over, and the layers keep coming. The handle is a quiet tribute to Betsy Ross and the original 13-colony flag, rendered in red, white, and blue. Open any pocket and you're greeted by checkered red, white, and blue liners — a fitting tribute to 250 years of American independence, woven into every corner of the bag.
Rooted in Heritage
The Liberty Lines Staff Bag is rooted in TaylorMade's vintage staff bag DNA — a classic spirit that's carried the world's best players through the game's most iconic moments. Crafted from premium smooth white PU with meticulous construction throughout, this is a bag worthy of the game's most storied occasions.
⚠️WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65warnings.ca.gov