STICK IT.
Add a QR label to your club or equipment. Link it to your bag in a couple of taps.

We've all walked off without one.
Give your golf gear a way back, with a simple QR label and a little help from another golfer.
No chasing the clubhouse. No number on a shaft.
Just a straightforward way to reunite you with your gear.
Add a QR label to your club or equipment. Link it to your bag in a couple of taps.
Someone finds your gear and scans the code. They can leave a message without an account.
See where it was left and arrange a return. One good deed. One less lost wedge.

From your favourite wedge to that rangefinder you left on the buggy. Give every bit of kit a way home.
Durable labels designed for life on the course.
A visible way to connect your bag to you.
Keep your gear, labels and recovery updates together.
Long labels for club shafts. Compact labels for rangefinders and other equipment. A QR code and a name, so it's easy to help.
A long, slim format for irons, wedges and woods. Fit it lengthways on the back of the shaft, just below the grip, with the name and QR facing away from you at address.
Download shaft label SVGA compact format for a rangefinder or other gear with a suitable smooth surface. Your name is visible. Your contact details stay private.
Download equipment label SVG
Keep your view of the ball clear. Position the label along the back of the shaft, just below the grip, so the name and QR code face away from you when you set up to play.
Try the example QR codes. Both open the sample wedge recovery page, not a real Paul Barnes account. Dimensions are starting points. Final material, curved-shaft readability and printed scan performance need supplier testing.
Your clubs. Your details. All in one place. Register equipment, link labels and follow a recovery from the first scan to the next round.
Try it without creating an account.Start with recovery. Explore a little extra reassurance.
Three membership ideas, built around your game.
A simple way to get your gear back.
Recovery service only. No insurance included.
Concept package · Not available to purchaseThe kit, with proposed golf insurance.
More reassurance. A little extra backup.
We're exploring the right extras before adding another tier.
A proposal, not a policy. Back in the Bag Cover is a proposed name for golf insurance through a specialist partner. No insurance is currently offered or arranged. Provider, benefits, eligibility, exclusions and policy terms are still to be agreed.
No. They scan the QR label with their phone camera, leave a message and tell you where your equipment is. No app or account needed.
Your chosen display name appears on the label, as shown in the Paul Barnes examples. Your phone number, email and home address are not printed. The finder uses a recovery page to leave a message.
No. QR labels help someone contact you when they find your gear. They aren't GPS trackers. A separate bag tracker is being explored as a future extra.
Absolutely. Use them on clubs, a rangefinder, headcovers with a suitable smooth surface, or other golf gear. The bag tag covers your golf bag.
Bronze focuses on equipment recovery. Silver is designed to add entry-level golf insurance through a specialist partner under the proposed Back in the Bag Cover name. No insurance is available yet. Provider, cover details, eligibility, exclusions and terms are to be confirmed.
This is an early concept. You can explore the membership and try the recovery journey, but orders, payments and deliveries aren't live yet.