Golf bag security device
OwnerRaymond James Smithinventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides a golf bag security device which is adjustable to different golf bags and which needs only one lock to both lock the hood to the bag and the bag to a fixed object through the use of an adjustment cinch. It does so by providing a hood and a cable having apertures at either end and an intermediate movable loop which allows the hood to be secured to bags of variable sizes and the bag to be secured to a fixed object.
Claims14
A cable for securing a golf bag cover to a golf bag and to fixed object comprising first and second ends each provided with an aperture adapted to receive locking means, a loop adapted to receive locking means adjustably formed in said cable at a location between said first and second ends and means for forming and slidingly moving the location of said loop between said first and second ends of said cable.
A golf bag cover for securing golf clubs in a golf bag and securing said golf bag to a fixed object, said cover comprising a a hood formed of a flexible material and having a hollow interior for receiving said golf clubs and an open end sized to fit over said golf bag, and having a lower edge surrounding said open end comprising sleeve means for receiving a cable, said sleeve means comprising two gaps adapted to permit a cable to leave and return into said sleeve means.
A device for securing golf clubs in a golf bag and securing said golf bag to a fixed object, comprising:
- i) a golf bag cover comprising a a hood formed of a flexible material and having a hollow interior for receiving said golf clubs and an open end sized to fit over said golf bag, and having a lower edge surrounding said open end comprising sleeve means for receiving a cable;
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- ii) a cable comprising first and second ends each provided with an aperture adapted to receive locking means, a loop adapted to receive locking means adjustably formed in said cable at a location between said first and second ends and means for forming and slidingly moving the location of said loop between said first and second ends of said cable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.