Protective hood for golf clubs
OwnerPeter D. Gevasinventor
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Abstract
A two-piece golf bag hood attachable to the top of a conventional or customized golf bag for providing hard-shell protection to clubs contained therein. One piece is fabricated of a generally elongate rectangular flat sheet of hard flexible material which is manually curved under stress lengthwise to form a sleeve around the collar opening of the bag with overlapping ends joined by fasteners to form a rigid sleeve extending beyond the club ends. The other piece is a flat panel of similar material which forms a lid fastenable over the end of the sleeve. Various other fasteners secure the sleeve and lid to appendages on the bag.
Claims9
A hood assembly for installation on a golf bag, comprising, in combination:
- sleeve means fabricated of a generally flat elongate shell of hard flexible sheet material of sufficient length to encircle with overlapping ends the circumference of the open end of the bag;
- first fastening means for selectively interlocking the overlapping ends;
- and
- lid means formed of a generally flat hard material having a perimeter generally congruent with a transverse cross section of the open end of the bag;
- and
- second fastening means for selectively interlocking said lid means to the upper margin of said sleeve means when said first fastening means interlocks the overlapping ends of said sleeve means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.