Portable golf bag system
OwnerJeffrey Dunn Yatesinventor
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Abstract
A golf bag system designed to carry multiple golf clubs, featuring a main body with a top and bottom section, wherein the main body can have a front and back wall. The bag can have multiple elongated sleeves distributed along its outer perimeter, extending vertically from the top to the bottom section. The system can also include an inner compartment with a removable lid, at least one pocket partially attached to the front wall with a slot for a golf cart strap, and at least one loop on the back for a carrying strap. The top section can be angled to accommodate different club lengths, and the front wall can be radiused while the back wall can be flat. The bag may also include at least two legs that extend when the bag is set down.
Claims20
A portable golf bag system for carrying a plurality of golf clubs, the system comprising:
- a bag with a main body having a top section and a bottom section and a front wall and a back wall;
- a plurality of elongated sleeves distributed along an outer perimeter of the bag wherein each sleeve extends vertically from the top section to the bottom section;
- an inner compartment having a lid that is removably coupled to the top section;
- at least one pocket partially coupled to the front wall, the pocket having a slot section;
- a golf cart strap that passes through the slot section;
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- at least one loop coupled to the back wall for at least one carrying strap.
A method of manufacturing a golf bag system, the method comprising:
- providing a top portion having at least one top hole and a bottom portion having at least one bottom hole;
- coupling the top portion to the bottom portion to form a main body such that the at least one top hole aligns with the at least one bottom hole;
- providing at least one elongated club receiving member;
- coupling the at least one elongated club receiving member to extend between the at least one top hole and the at least one bottom hole;
- providing an inner compartment and coupling it to the top portion;
- covering the main body, top section and bottom section with an outer covering;
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- attaching at least one attachment feature to the main body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.