Titleist Folds of Honor Mid Size Bag review

The Titleist Folds of Honor Mid Size Bag is a Tour-category model with an expressly listed six-way top, 11 pockets, a single strap and an 8.9 lb weight. Titleist identifies its play style as Ride. This is therefore a cart-led, Tour-inspired option to compare when six top sections and a premium-detail special edition matter more than keeping the bag light. The page does not identify a cart strap tunnel or establish that the bag fits a particular trolley.

Read “Ride” as a use label, not a fit guarantee

Titleist places the bag in its Tour Bags category and its comparison panel labels the play style Ride. That supports cart use for this review, but it is not the same as a named pass-through or universal compatibility statement. The page lists one strap; it does not describe a walking-round arrangement. I would not treat the strap as evidence of an appropriate walking carry setup when the manufacturer explicitly labels this bag for riding.

Check your own cart's retaining strap path, bottom cradle and access to the pockets you use often. The listed 9.5-inch base and 9-inch top cuff can help identify dimensions to compare, but they do not establish clearance for any particular cart. The source's Ride classification also does not tell you how the bag behaves on a push-cart deck, so treat that as a separate setup question.

Six-way top and 11-pocket storage

The six top divider sections offer a different club grouping from the four-way Players S4 stand bag. A larger top cuff does not automatically mean clubs will move freely: actual grip thickness, headcovers and club length affect the space you have. Titleist lists the top cuff at 9 inches and the bag body at 34.5 inches high. Those are bag dimensions, not golfer-fit measurements. If your club organization or storage space is essential, confirm the exact top shape and overall bag footprint before ordering.

Eleven pockets provide more separate storage locations than the Players S4's eight, but Titleist gives no total pocket volume. The special-edition feature list highlights a magnetic pocket, a velour-lined top cuff and valuables pocket, and added interior organization. It also identifies premium metal hardware. These details describe the layout and finish; the page does not give pocket dimensions, load limits or durability-test results. Count and placement are more useful than a vague assumption that more pockets mean every item fits.

Special-edition finish and materials

The exact selected edition is Navy/Crimson/White, SKU TB26SF4-FOH461. Titleist describes a fighter-jet pattern, crimson accents, an American flag patch and Folds of Honor embroidery. The source lists the material as synthetic leather/polyester. This is a separately named Folds of Honor model, rather than a claim that every Mid Size finish has the same artwork. If the design matters, compare the exact SKU and photographed colorway in the offer; a retailer's generic Mid Size title may not establish which version is being sold.

Its 8.9 lb specification is heavy compared with the Players S4's 4.8 lb figure. Both are published bag-weight numbers rather than loaded weights, so contents add to what you must lift or secure. The Mid Size page's single strap and Ride use label make it a poor substitute for a documented walking bag. If you sometimes carry, look for a model whose exact source supports a walking arrangement rather than relying on physical liftability.

Compare it with the Players S4

The standard Players S4 and its Folds of Honor special edition use a four-way top, eight pockets, a premium double strap and an integrated cart strap tunnel; Titleist lists Walk / Push / Ride for those configurations. The Folds of Honor Mid Size shifts toward a six-way Tour layout with 11 pockets and a single strap, while its comparison lists Ride. It is larger and heavier by the published figures. Those are functional differences, not just color changes, so do not use the S4 review's walking recommendation or tunnel claim as evidence for this Mid Size bag.

Both models have special-edition branding, but the Mid Size is the one whose exact page lists a synthetic leather/polyester blend and Tour-style magnetic pocket with velour-lined surfaces. The source does not state that its 9-inch top makes it easier with larger grips, and it does not claim the same cart-strap tunnel as the Players S4. For either bag, a count of divider sections is not a test of club fit and a named play mode is not a cart fit check.

Bottom line from the documented details

The Folds of Honor Mid Size Bag is worth a closer look if you ride, prefer a six-way top and want 11 distinct pockets with Tour-inspired interior detailing. Its tradeoffs are substantial: a listed 8.9 lb bag weight, one strap, no documented walking-round setup, no stated pocket volume and no source-backed tunnel or universal trolley fit. Review the exact 34.5-inch height and base dimensions alongside your storage or cart constraints, and ask the seller to confirm the TB26SF4-FOH461 edition and package. This is a research-based interpretation of Titleist's published information, not a hands-on or cart test.

Primary source: Folds of Honor Mid Size Bag, Titleist U.S. product page, checked October 30, 2026.