Golf bag with top cuff
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsBrian R. Poirier, Paul S. Chen
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Abstract
A golf bag comprising a bag body with a top opening, a closed bottom, and one or more body panels extending between the top opening and the closed bottom; a top cuff arranged along the top opening; one or more fasteners coupling the one or more body panels to the top cuff; and a lining that is extendable around and over the top cuff, the lining comprising (i) a first edge attached to the one or more body panels and (ii) a second edge that is securable (a) to an inner surface of the top cuff or (b) along an inner surface of the one or more body panels. A portion of the lining may be folded over the one or more fasteners to cover or conceal the one or more fasteners.
Claims18
A golf bag, comprising:
- a bag body with a top opening, a closed bottom, and one or more body panels extending between the top opening and the closed bottom to form a partially enclosed region within the bag body for storing golf equipment, wherein the one or more body panels comprise an interior surface and an exterior surface opposite the interior surface;
- a top cuff arranged along the top opening, wherein the interior surface of the one or more body panels is configured to extend along the top cuff;
- one or more fasteners coupling the one or more body panels to the top cuff;
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- a lining that is attached to the exterior surface of the one or more body panels and extendable around and over the top cuff, the lining comprising (i) a first edge attached to the one or more body panels and (ii) a second edge that is securable (a) to an inner surface of the top cuff or (b) along an inner surface of the one or more body panels, wherein a portion of the lining is folded over the one or more fasteners to cover or conceal the one or more fasteners,
- wherein said portion of the lining is folded over the first edge of the lining so that a first inner surface portion of the lining overlaps a second inner surface portion of the lining.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.