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US 2026/0035027 A1Published application
Cart mountable golf caddy
AssigneeTextron Inc.
InventorsNicole Ashley Morris, Samuel Dean Smith
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Abstract
A caddy system includes a caddy. The caddy includes a frame, a plurality of tractive elements coupled to the frame, and a carriage configured to receive and support a golf bag. The carriage is pivotably coupled to the frame such that a lower end of the caddy can be pivoted to a raised position to be received by the golf vehicle.
Claims20
A caddy system for a golf vehicle, the caddy system comprising:
- a caddy including:
- a frame;
- a plurality of tractive elements coupled to the frame;
- and
- a carriage configured to receive and support a golf bag, the carriage pivotably coupled to the frame such that a lower end of the caddy can be pivoted to a raised position to be received by the golf vehicle.
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A caddy system for a golf vehicle, the caddy system comprising:
- a well configured to be coupled to the golf vehicle;
- and
- a caddy including:
- a frame,
- a plurality of tractive elements coupled to the frame, and
- a carriage pivotably coupled to the frame such that a lower end of the caddy can be pivoted to a raised position to be received by the well when the well is coupled to the golf vehicle.
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A caddy system for a golf vehicle, the caddy system comprising:
- a well configured to be coupled to the golf vehicle;
- a retainer assembly configured to be coupled to the golf vehicle above the well, at least one of the well or the retainer assembly including a first interface;
- and
- a caddy including:
- a frame;
- a plurality of tractive elements coupled to the frame;
- a carriage pivotably coupled to the frame such that a lower end of the caddy can be pivoted to a raised position to be received by the well when the well is coupled to the golf vehicle;
- and
- a second interface configured to releasably couple to the first interface when the lower end of the caddy is received and supported by the well.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.