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Empty My Bag
Introduce the bag as the primary object without creating clubs or sets.
Build the bag you carry or the one you are imagining.
Fourteen mobile storyboard frames covering durable customer clubs, hypothetical equipment, multiple bags, required technician profiling, and the Quality-to-customer handoff.
One club can live in several bags
Concept bags can mix real and hypothetical clubs
Worked-on clubs retain history
Production remains unchanged
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Populated My Bag
Show bag identity, bag switching, club roster, and available profile count together.
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Add Available Clubs
Select existing physical clubs for a bag without copying their profiles.
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Profile Ready Notification
Surface a club immediately after its profile passes Quality.
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Review Club Profile
Confirm the technician-captured identity before choosing one or more bags.
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Choose Bags
Place one physical club into several physical or concept bags at the same time.
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Choose Bag Brand
Use sourced brand marks and readable labels to identify a golf bag.
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Choose Bag Model
Select an image-backed Golf Gear Library bag model.
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Explore Club Type
Begin a hypothetical club entry without changing the physical club list.
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Explore Club Brand
Choose a recognizable brand for a hypothetical club.
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Explore Club Model
Add a Golf Gear Library model to a concept bag without claiming ownership.
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Manage Club
Separate removal, retirement, and deletion into explicit outcomes.
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Quality Profile Queue
Make required profile capture visible before clubs can pass Quality.
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Required Profile Capture
Confirm known physical identity while preserving unknown fields truthfully.
