Golf club carrying case
OwnerScott E. Andochickinventor
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Abstract
A golf club carrying case has first and second elongated shells connected along a first longitude edge by one or more hinges. At least one closing mechanism is used to hold the first and second elongated shells together, along a second longitude edge, to form an elongated housing. A number of restraints are used to restrain golf clubs within the elongated housing. The first and second elongated shells are shaped such that one end of the elongated housing is large enough to accommodate the heads of driver clubs and the lengths of the first and second elongated shells are sufficient to accommodate the maximum length of a driver club.
Claims27
A golf club carrying case comprising:
- first and second elongated shells;
- a hinge connecting the first and second elongated shells along a first longitude edge;
- at least one closing mechanism configured to hold the first and second elongated shells together along a second longitude edge to form an elongated housing having a first end and a second end, wherein the maximum cross-dimension of a central region of the elongated housing is less than the maximum cross-dimension of the first end of the elongated housing and less than the maximum cross-dimension of the second end of the elongated housing;
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- at least one restraint coupled to at least one of the first and second elongated shells and configured to restrain golf clubs within the elongated housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.