Structure golf club bag support

An improved structure golf club bag support comprised of two clevis sections respectively disposed at suitable intervals apart, aligned along the center line of and, furthermore, at an outwardly oriented included angle on the appropriate positions of the upper lateral edges and bottom mount sides of a golf club bag;

• support members, the top and bottom ends of each said support members connected to the said clevis sections, each said support member consisting of a primary sub-member and a secondary sub-member;
• a coupling fixture at the center portion of each said primary sub-member having hinge tabs that are connected to a linkage hole in each said secondary sub-member;
• and a positioning torque spring, the said torque spring having a linearly projecting upper tip and lower tip that are respectively situated against each said primary sub-member and each said secondary sub-member such that the said support members are normally maintained in a straight state as though accommodating a bag;
• however, when the said golf club bag is inclined at the said two clevis sections of the said bottom mount, pressure exerted onto the said secondary sub-members and at the same time directed outward against the said primary sub-members causes the said primary sub-members to open outward away from the inclined said golf club bag, at which time the said golf club bag, the said primary sub-members, and the said secondary sub-members are articulated into a rigid pyramidical state (triangular when viewed from a lateral perspective) that provides for stable support;
• conversely, when the said golf club bag is brought fully vertical, the said primary sub-members and the horizontal said secondary sub-members are restored to their bag accommodating, straight state due to the outward impelling of the said upper tips and the said lower tips of the said torque springs, with the two said support members operating independently and, furthermore, simultaneously to achieve the practical objective of eliminating interference from the leg extremities of the said support members.