Securing mechanism for golf clubs
OwnerRoger Mahre, Charles Halversoninventors
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Abstract
A golf club securing mechanism includes a rigid member and a flexible member. The flexible member is wovenly engaged with the rigid member to define one or more golf club holding regions between the flexible member and the rigid member. The flexible member can be manipulated to vary a size of the one or more golf club holding regions such that in a loose position a golf club can be positioned within one of the golf club holding regions and in a tightened position the golf club is tightly fixed between the rigid member and the flexible member.
Claims17
A golf club securing mechanism, comprising:
- a rigid member;
- and
- a flexible member wovenly engaged with the rigid member to define one or more golf club holding regions between the flexible member and the rigid member, wherein the flexible member can be manipulated to vary a size of the one or more golf club holding regions such that in a loose position a golf club can be positioned within one of the golf club holding regions and in a tightened position the golf club is tightly fixed between the rigid member and the flexible member.
A golf club securing mechanism, comprising:
- a rigid member;
- and
- a flexible member having a first end engaged to the rigid member, the flexible member extending through one or more portions of the rigid member to define one or more regions between the rigid member and the flexible member;
- wherein one or more golf clubs can be inserted within the one or more regions and wherein the flexible member can be tightened relative to the rigid member such that the one or more regions become smaller thus securing the one or more golf clubs within the one or more regions.
A golf club securing mechanism, comprising:
- a rigid member having a plurality of holes positioned along a length of the rigid member;
- a flexible member threaded back and forth through the plurality of holes of the rigid member to define a plurality of golf club holding regions, each of the golf club holding regions being between the flexible member and the rigid member between each of the holes on alternating sides of the rigid member, the flexible member having a first end engaged to the rigid member and a second, free end which can be pulled to tautly position the flexible card proximate the rigid member and decrease the size of each of the golf club holding regions to tightly couple a golf club between the flexible member and the rigid member;
- and
- a retaining member to hold an intermediate portion of the flexible member tightly in place relative to the rigid member when the flexible member is tightened.
A method of securing a plurality of golf clubs, the method comprising:
- providing a rigid member;
- engaging a flexible member with the rigid member to define two or more golf club holding regions between the flexible member and the rigid member;
- placing one or more golf clubs in each of the one or more golf club holding regions;
- and
- tightening the flexible member such that each of the golf clubs are tightly fixed between the rigid member and the flexible member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.