Cover for protecting golf club handles and the like
AssigneeKilf Designs, Inc.
InventorDavid L. Eckstein
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Abstract
A cover for protecting golf club handles and the like from moisture and perspiration prior to use thereof and which absorbs moisture is disclosed. The cover includes an elongate tubular member having a closed end and an opposing open end. The tubular member is dimensioned to form a sleeve adapted to fit over the handle. The sleeve includes an outer shell formed of a substantially waterproof material. An inner terry cloth fabric covers a substantial majority of the inside surface of the shell. A retainer, such as a drawstring, is positioned at the open end of the sleeve for retaining the open end into secure engagement to the handle of a golf club so that the sleeve can be retained onto the handle when secured thereon.
Claims8
A cover for protecting golf, club handles comprising an elongate tubular member having a closed end and an opposing open end, the tubular member being dimensioned to form a sleeve adapted to fit over the handle, and wherein the sleeve includes an outer shell formed of a substantially waterproof material, and an inner terry cloth fabric covering a substantial majority of the inside surface of the shell, and wherein the edge portion of the open end is folded upon itself to form a drawstring channel and two channel openings, a drawstring positioned within the channel and having drawstring ends emerging from the openings, and means for locking the drawstring when the drawstring is pulled so that the grip cover remains in secure engagement to the handle of a golf club when inserted thereon.
A cover for protecting golf, club handles comprising an elongate tubular member having a closed end and an opposing open end, and wherein the tubular member includes an outer, substantially waterproof shell and an inner terry cloth fabric covering a substantial majority of the inside surface of the shell, ad wherein the outer shell is formed of a rectangular piece of substantially waterproof material having two substantially parallel, longitudinal edges and two opposing edges shorter than the longitudinal edges, and wherein the terry cloth is secured in overlying engagement to the piece of outer shell material, the longitudinal edges being joined together to form a sleeve with a terry cloth on the inside, the rectangular piece being dimensioned so that the formed sleeve is adapted to fit over the handle, one end of the formed sleeve being secured together to form a closed end, and means positioned at the other open end for retaining the open end into secure engagement t the handle so that the sleeve is retained onto the handle when inserted thereover.
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