Attachments for golf bags
OwnerHenry Robert Ianettainventor
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Abstract
Attachments for golf bags are provided which are designed to hold a golf bag in an upright position on the ground while a club is being selected from or replaced in the bag by the golfer. The attachments include holders or retainers which are permanently or removably secured to the bottom of the bag, and pegs or pins which are removably secured to the holders, and penetrate the ground for the purpose of thus holding the bag in upright position. The pegs or pins are removed from the holders or retainers when the bag is not being used on the golf course, and is being carried or transported in a car, as in the trunk compartment of the car, whereby damage to the interior of the car by the pegs or pins is avoided.
Claims8
In combination with a golf bag having a bottom, an attachment for enabling the bag to be supported on the ground during selection of a club therefrom, said attachment comprising a holder element secured to the bottom of the bag, and a ground-penetrating element having a head secured to said holder element, said holder element comprising a base plate having depending spaced flanges terminating in inturned flanges which are disposed in a plane parallel with and spaced from said base plate and are spaced from each other, and said ground-penetrating element comprising a head insertable in the space between said base plate and inturned flanges, and a shank extending from said head and downwardly through the space between said inturned flanges, and terminating in a spiked portion.
An attachment for a golf bag having a bottom, said attachment comprising a holder element having a base plate and having depending spaced flanges terminating in inturned flanges which are disposed in a plane parallel with said base plate and are spaced from each other, and a ground-penetrating element having a substantially broad flat head disposed in the space between said base plate and said inturned flanges and a shank formed integrally with said head and extending from said head and downwardly through the space between said inturned flanges, and terminating in a spiked portion.
An attachment for a golf bag, comprising a holder element, and a ground-penetrating element having a head secured within said holder element, said holder element comprising a base plate having depending spaced flanges terminating in inturned flanges which are disposed in a plane parallel with and spaced from said base plate and are spaced from each other, and said ground-penetrating element comprising a head insertable in the space between said base plate and inturned flanges, and a shank extending from said head and downwardly through the space between said inturned flanges, and terminating in a spiked portion.
In combination with a golf bag having a bottom provided adjacent its periphery with a slit, an attachment for enabling the bag to be supported on the ground in an upright position during selection of a club therefrom, said attachment comprising a holder element provided with a flange adapted to be inserted through said slit for the purpose of removably securing the holder element to the bottom of the bag, said holder element having spaced inturned flanges in spaced relation to the bottom of the bag, and a ground-penetrating element having a substantially broad flat head disposed in the space between the bottom of the bag and said inturned flanges and a shank formed integrally with said head and extending from said head and downwardly through the space between said inturned flanges, and terminating in a spiked portion.
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