Throat structure for golf club bags
OwnerJohn A. Solheiminventor
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Abstract
A throat structure for use in the open top of a golf bag includes the combination of a ring-shaped body with a special divider therein which separates the opening into the golf bag into four golf club segregation areas. The special divider is provided with a pair of cross bars that are interconnected at their centers by a transverse rib with the cross bars being angular so that the golf clubs containable in the segregation areas will tend to collect in predetermined locations in the segregation areas when the golf bag is being carried to facilitate golf club selection and removal and to minimize golf club entanglement.
Claims18
A throat structure for the top end of a golf bar comprising:
- 1 (a) a ring-shaped body means defining a bore;
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- 1 (b) divider means in the bore of said ring-shaped body to divide the bore into four separated open golf club segregation areas, said divider means including,
- I. a first cross bar having a center and including a pair of arms which extend oppositely and angularly from the center of said first cross bar with those arms being disposed to define an obtuse included angle therebetween,
- II. a second cross bar having a center and including a pair of arms which extend oppositely and angularly from the center of said second cross bar with those arms being disposed to define an obtuse included angle therebetween,
- III. said first and second cross bars being disposed so that the included obtuse angles defined by their respective pairs of arms face in opposite directions and being further disposed so that the centers of said first and second cross bars are in spaced apart relationship with respect to each other,
- IV. a rib transversely extending between the spaced apart centers of said first and second cross bars for interconnecting the spaced apart centers of said first and second cross bars.
A throat structure for the top open end of a golf bag comprising:
- (a) a ring-shaped body means defining a substantially cylindrical bore;
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- (b) divider means in the bore of said ring-shaped body for dividing the bore into a first open pair of diametrically opposed golf club segregation areas and a second open pair of diametrically opposed golf club segregation areas, said divider means including:
- I. a first cross bat having a center and including a pair of arms which extend oppositely and angularly from the center of said first cross bar with those arms being disposed to define an obtuse included angle therebetween,
- II. a second cross bar having a center and inclduing a pair of arms which extend oppositely and angularly from the center of said second cross bar with those arms being disposed to define an obtuse included angle therebetween,
- III. said first and said second cross bars being disposed so that the included angles defined by their respective pairs of arms face in diametrically opposed directions and being further disposed so that the centers of said first and second cross bars are in spaced apart relationship with respect to each other,
- IV. a rib transversely extending between the spaced apart centers of said first and second cross bars for interconnecting the spaced apart centers of said first and second cross bars.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.