Alex...  I can provide my thoughts on your first question.

I was in New Zealand and over in Scotland to play some golf and in general I noticed that most golfers there walked and used a tram (pull cart). When I say most golfers, I actually mean that I only saw one person using a motorized cart and it was something quite unique. More like a scooter with a pull cart in tow.

Here in North America however I see more and more people using motorized carts. In fact - many courses discourage walking as that is where they make their money (however this is more common in the U.S.- Myrtle Beach area).

With almost everyone either carrying or walking with a pull cart - there is a demand for nice Reverse Cart Bags. More demand - more competition - and hence more design options.

On another note - when I played with locals while in Scotland or New Zealand I found that almost every round was completed in about three hours. I did not hit a 4 hour round until I hooked up with tourists from Canada or the U.S.

Hi Alex,
As you can imagine, the demand for golf bags in the Canadian market is a fraction of what it is in the much larger U.S & European markets.  Unfortunately, it is something that we simply have to live with being a much smaller golfing population.  We would jump at the chance to bring in more options, however, it is simply not feasible based on the demand for golf bags.  Thus, we bring in the most popular and sought after bags/bag colours based on our research, trends and past history. 

If yourself, a friend or family member has a U.S address you can order a bag through a Titleist U.S Retailer and have it shipped to them.  While not ideal, that is the best option that we can recommend at this time.

All the best Alex.

Cheers,
Mitch D
Team Titleist Canada

Thanks for the answers guys. Sounds like some nice golf Darius. I'll be hitting some tracks in Sweden- Probably try to get a bag while I am there.

Hope the first half of the season has treated you well