Golf equipment storage device
OwnerVincent J. Paolinoinventor
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Abstract
A storage cabinet combination for golf-related equipment is disclosed comprising an upstanding cabinet connected to an adjacently situated rack portion. The upstanding cabinet includes an upper shelved portion having a hinged door closure thereon for the storage of golf shoes, ball bags and the like and a substantially open-ended lower portion for receiving a golf cart battery charger. The rack portion of the storage cabinet includes a lower inclined shelf member upon which one or more golf bags are adapted to rest in an upright position and a plurality of arcuate-shaped members which are adapted to at least partly engage the circumference of a golf bag. The storage cabinet is particularly suited for manufacture and packaging in an unassembled kit form which can be readily assembled and finished by the user.
Claims5
A golf equipment storage device comprising, in combination, an upstanding cabinet having upper and lower shelved portions, a rack portion adjacent to said cabinet for receiving at least one golf bag therein in upright position, said rack portion including an upper retaining member and a lower shelf member upon which the golf bag can be securely position, said upstanding cabinet upper shelved portion includes a plurality of shelves for storing shoes or the like, said lower shelved portion having a spacing greater than the spacing between shelves in said upper portion for receiving a golf cart battery charger therein, means provided in said lower shelved portion for circulating air to dissipate heat generated by said battery charger during use, said rack portion being connected to one side of said upstanding cabinet, said upper retaining member including at least one arcuate-shaped portion for at least partly engaging the circumference of a golf bag situated in said rack portion, said lower shelf member being rearwardly inclined from a horizontal plane, said shelf member and the arcuate-shaped portions of said retaining member cooperating to prevent respective forward and sidewise toppling of a golf bag situated therein.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.