Golf dual shoulder strap

A dual-loop two-point shoulder strap for carrying a golf bag comprising:

• a tubular receptacle;
• a single elongated belt having mutually opposed belt ends;
• means for connecting one belt end and a first portion of the belt intermediate said belt ends to a first point on the receptacle for defining a first loop through which an individual inserts one arm to support the golf bag at least partially on one shoulder;
• and
• means for connecting the other belt end and a second portion of the belt intermediate said belt ends to a second point on the receptacle for defining a second loop through which the individual inserts another arm to support the golf bag at least partially on another shoulder.

A shoulder strap for carrying a golf bag comprising:

• a first loop;
• means for connecting the first loop to a first connection point on a golf bag whereby an individual inserts one arm through the first loop to support the golf bag at least partially on one shoulder;
• a second loop;
• means for connecting the second loop to a second connection point on the golf bag spaced apart from the first connection point whereby the individual inserts another arm through the second loop to support the golf bag at least partially on another shoulder;
• the first and second loops collectively comprise a unitary belt having mutually opposed belt ends,
• one belt end and a first portion of the belt intermediate said belt ends being joined to the bag at one of the spaced apart connection points to define the first loop;
• and
• the other belt end and a second portion of the belt intermediate said belt ends being joined to the bag at the other of the spaced apart connection points to define the second loop.

In a golf bag having a tubular receptacle with a closed lower end and an open upper end for receiving golf equipment, the receptacle having a handle extending longitudinally between the receptacle ends, the improvement comprising a shoulder strap for carrying the receptacle comprising:

• a first elongated belt having mutually opposed belt ends;
• means for connecting each of the first belt ends to a first point on the receptacle whereby the first belt defines a first loop;
• a second elongated belt having mutually opposed belt ends;
• means for connecting each of the second belt ends to a second point on the receptacle whereby the second belt defines a second loop on the receptacle;
• the first belt and the second belt are interconnected by a third elongated belt;
• and means extending along the length of the third belt for releasably attaching the same to the handle.