Sun Mountain Eclipse bags are shaking up the stand bag game for 2025 with the all-new Eclipse E-Series.
These beauties—the E-2.5, E-3.5, and E-3.5 14-way—aren’t just a fresh coat of paint on an old design.
They’re built to make your life easier on the course, whether you’re hoofing it up a fairway or strapping in for a cart ride, all while delivering the practicality golfers actually need.
At the heart of this lineup is the innovative Internal Compression Bottom, a two-piece hinged platform that replaces the traditional foot mechanism for activating the stand legs.
This not only lightens the load when you’re hauling clubs on your shoulders, but it also ensures a more cart-friendly ride if you prefer a push cart or a riding cart. Plus, each member of the E-Series features Sun Mountain’s new duratech mesh shaft protection, so your clubs stay snug without scuffing up their finishes.
If you’re the type who wants plenty of pockets, you’re in luck. The E-2.5 boasts a 7.5-inch, 4-way top with 9 pockets and 17.9 litres of storage.
The E-3.5 offers an 8.5-inch, 4-way top with 11 pockets and 21.8 litres of capacity—also available in a 14-way top if you like your clubs lined up in neat little compartments.
Retail prices start at $249.99 for the E-2.5, $269.99 for the E-3.5, and $279.99 for the E-3.5 14-way.
If you’d like to see these Sun Mountain Eclipse bags in person, head to www.sunmountain.com to find the nearest retailer.
Sun Mountain is also tipping its cap to heritage with a splashy selection of colourways.
Alongside staples like black and navy, you’ll find modern favourites such as navy/white/red and snow camo.
For those feeling nostalgic, there’s even a limited-edition forest/sport navy/red—an homage to the original Eclipse golf bag from way back in 1986.
As we roll into 2025, the Eclipse E-Series is set to redefine what a stand bag can be.
Think of it as a fresh chapter in Sun Mountain’s storied history, brought to life through continuous innovation and a keen understanding of what golfers need out on the fairways.
