Golfers seeking unmatched craftsmanship and intricate attention to detail from their golf bag – both on and off the course – can expect the most premium and durable design features from the all-new infinity vinyl Matchplay collection from Sun Mountain.

The latest range, which sets a new standard in golf bag design, offers superior functionality and timeless style and includes the sleek Swift Sunday Stand Bag, an ultra-lightweight carry model; the 4-Way and 14-Way Stand Bags, offering user-friendly features for avid walking golfers; the spacious 14-Way Cart Bag, providing optimal organisation; and a matching Duffel Bag to complete the high-end line-up.

PERSONALISED OPTION

Crafted from water-resistant and ultra-durable infinity vinyl, each style comes in several exclusive colours and incorporates more intricate brand logos for a minimalist look to provide golfers with the highest quality bags on the market that can be personalised for an added special touch.

“We’re delighted to introduce the stunning Matchplay collection that sets a new standard in premium golf bag design both on and off the course,” said Nigel Freemantle, Managing Director of Brand Fusion International.

“The most luxurious materials and impeccable craftsmanship combine to deliver a range of timeless designs featuring ultra-modern components that golfers expect from best-in-class Sun Mountain designs,” he added.

LIGHT AND STYLISH

Weighing just over 2kg, the Swift is ideal for a half set and features a single strap carry system, high tensile aluminium legs, plus a comfortable diamond stitch hip pad.

With six pockets for belongings, the ultra-lightweight bag comes in the striking Sand/Almond and Green/White/Fairway colour combinations, plus the solid Navy and Black options.

Both the 4-Way and 14-Way Stand Bags incorporate a host of game-enhancing features in a modern retro twist on a timeless design.

Available in Navy, Green, Black and White, key features include nine roomy pockets, an integrated compression bottom for use on carts, plus a comfortable strap system and full-length dividers for optimal organisation.

CART BAG

The 14-Way Cart Bag has been meticulously crafted for the golfer who values convenience and organisation. Featuring 11 pockets, the bag incorporates an innovative cart strap pass through to keep it secure on any terrain without blocking access to any pockets.

The luxurious bag comes in Black and White with contrasting silver zips for an extra special look.

The Duffel Bag is a perfect option for taking to the clubhouse, gym or an overnight trip. It features a spacious main pocket for clothes, plus a shoe compartment and a side pocket to store valuables safely.

For more information on the Sun Mountain Matchplay collection, visit www.brandfusion.co.uk.

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Bramshaw Golf Club, near Lyndhurst, has been crowned National Team Matchplay Champions after a superb performance at the Academia Golf Club Classic in Spain.

The Hampshire side swept aside Yorkshire outfit Malton and Norton by 4.5 points to 0.5 in the grand final, staged at Montecastillo Golf and Country Club, to lift the national title in style.

Bramshaw’s squad of Mike Evans, Clayton Phelps, Dan Murphy, Ray Nother, Nick Thorne, Andy Macey and Andy Redman travelled to Spain for the semi finals having already battled through six rounds of competition.

Their impressive run included victory over 2024 losing finalists Farnham.

In the semi final they faced Middleton Golf Club from Kings Lynn and produced a commanding display to secure a 4 to 1 win, booking their place in the showpiece final against Malton and Norton.

From the opening tee shot of the final, Bramshaw were in control. Andy Macey, who has represented the club for five decades, set the tone with a superb 4 and 3 victory to claim the opening point. The momentum never shifted.

Ray Nother delivered the decisive blow on the 16th green to secure the championship, as Bramshaw powered to an emphatic 4.5 to 0.5 triumph.

Captain hails team effort after landmark season

Team captain Mike Evans praised the achievement after the victory.

“For Bramshaw to have qualified in the first place was a huge achievement so to walk away as 2025 Academia Champions surpassed all our expectations,” he said.

“The team played some superb golf and we could not be happier returning the trophy to Hampshire.”

While seven players made the trip to Spain for finals weekend, the success was very much a squad effort. Gary Anderson, Jeff Vanderman, Bruce Lawrence, Mark Ruth, Wayne Noble and Jon Maloney all played key roles in the earlier rounds as Bramshaw progressed through the competition.

The national triumph caps a remarkable period for the club. Earlier in the season Bramshaw lifted the Hampshire County Sevens title, the first time in 48 years the club had claimed the honour, underlining a resurgence that has now been crowned on the national stage.

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