Golf accessory
OwnerScott Wisnominventor
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Abstract
A kit of golf accessories including an attachment device is disclosed. The attachment device may include a grip portion and a plurality of first engagement members. The grip portion is configured to frictionally engage the elongate support of the golf travel device when the attachment device is wrapped around and secured to the elongate support. The plurality of first engagement members are arranged in longitudinal alignment on a front surface that is opposite the grip portion.
Claims19
A kit of golf accessories, comprising:
- an attachment device sized to wrap around and removably engage an elongate support of a golf travel device, the attachment device including:
- a planar first side with a grip portion configured to frictionally engage the elongate support of the golf travel device when the attachment device is wrapped around and secured to the elongate support;
- a planar second side that is opposite the planar first side and includes a plurality of first engagement members arranged in longitudinal alignment on the planar second side;
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- an installation strap extending from a central, non-edge portion of the planar first side, the installation strap including a mating element that can removably mate with the planar first side or the planar second side to temporarily secure device around the elongate support of the golf travel device;
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- a bag accessory including a closed bottom and at least one sidewall that define a receptacle, the receptacle including a second engagement member configured to engage with one of the plurality of first engagement members.
A device for organizing a plurality of golf accessories, comprising:
- a front planar surface including a first mating element;
- a back planar surface, opposite the front planar surface, including:
- a grip portion configured to wrap around an elongate support of a golf travel device;
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- a fastening portion including a second mating element configured to removably mate with the first mating element to removably secure the grip portion in frictional engagement with the elongate support of the golf travel device around which it is wrapped;
- a plurality of first engagement members arranged in longitudinal alignment on the front planar surface that are configured to removably support a variety of golf accessories that include or are supported in attachable accessories with at least one second engagement member that can removably engage at least one of the plurality of first engagement members;
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- an installation strap extending from a central, non-edge portion of the back planar surface, the installation strap including a third mating element that can removably mate with the first mating element or the second mating element to temporarily secure device around the elongate support of the golf travel device.
A device for organizing a plurality of golf accessories, comprising:
- a planar attachment component including:
- a first mating element disposed on a first side of the planar attachment component;
- a grip portion disposed on a second side of the planar attachment component and configured to wrap around an elongate support of a golf travel device, the second side being opposite the first side;
- a fastening portion disposed on the second side of the planar attachment component and including a second mating element configured to removably mate with the first mating element to removably secure the grip portion in frictional engagement with the elongate support of the golf travel device around which it is wrapped;
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- an installation strap extending from a central, non-edge portion of the second side of the planar attachment component, the installation strap including a third mating element that can removably mate with the first mating element or the second mating element to temporarily secure device around the elongate support of the golf travel device;
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- a bag component including a closed bottom and at least one sidewall that define a receptacle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.