Abstract: This invention is a lightweight, inexpensive insert for partitioning the interior space of a conventional golf bag into separate compartments for storing one or more golf clubs so that they will not bind when transferring them to and from the bag. The insert is made of a durable, high strength cloth or fabric such as nylon or equivalent material and is suspended from the dividing bars of the bag by flaps and hook and loop materials while its bottom, in a preferred form, is retained in place via a base plate which provides resistance to turning and lateral movement.