Golf bag with detachable cover
OwnerWei Hung Laiinventor
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Abstract
A golf bag comprises a bag body, a head frame and a top cover. The bag body includes an internal storage space extending along an axial direction and an opening at a top side, communicating with the storage space. The head frame is received in the storage space and adjacent to the opening, with a radial gap formed between the head frame and the bag body. The top cover includes a first covering member and a second covering member mounted on the top side of the bag body respectively and covering the opening; wherein the first covering member is detachably connected to the bag body, with at least a portion extending into the gap between the head frame and the bag body.
Claims10
A golf bag, comprising:
- A bag body having an internal storage space extending along an axial direction and an opening at a top side communicating with the storage space;
- A head frame received in the storage space and adjacent to the opening, with a radial gap formed between the head frame and the bag body;
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- A top cover including a first covering member and a second covering member mounted on the top side of the bag body respectively and covering the opening;
- wherein the first covering member is detachably connected to the bag body, with at least a portion extending into the gap between the head frame and the bag body.
A golf bag, comprising:
- A bag body having an internal storage space extending along an axial direction and an opening at a top side communicating with the storage space;
- A head frame received in the storage space and adjacent to the opening, with a radial gap formed between the head frame and the bag body;
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- A top cover including two first covering members mounted on the top side of the bag body respectively and covering the opening;
- wherein each of the first covering members is detachably connected to the bag body, with at least a portion extending into the gap between the head frame and the bag body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.