Golf club separating insert
OwnerAndrew F. Blanchard, Rodney R. Boerminventors
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Abstract
A golf bag insert and a method for manufacturing the same, the insert comprised of a plurality of elongated six-sided cells attached to each other in configurations that maximize space and minimize mass resulting in a lighter weight insert. Each golf club has its own individual elongated six-sided cell which eliminates entanglement of clubs and limits damage to golf club shafts and grips. The method of manufacturing consists of producing, positioning and attaching a plurality of modular units to form an insert comprised of a plurality of elongated six-sided cells.
Claims4
A golf club separator for a golf bag, comprising:
- a unitized golf club separating insert for installation into a golf bag for receiving and retaining golf clubs;
- said club separating insert comprising a plurality of individual six-sided cells, each of said cells being joined to at least one other cell at exterior surfaces of sides of said cells in face-to-face abutment, thereby forming the unitized club separating insert for accommodating a plurality of golf clubs, one each within said cells;
- each of said individual cells having an upper end and a lower end and an aperture for providing access into each cell and that is located proximate said upper end of said cell for receiving a single golf club therein;
- vertices located proximate at bottom of said aperture for engaging and limiting the lateral movement of a shaft of the golf club;
- said sides of said cell extending continuously between said upper and lower ends of said cells thereby preventing club-to-club contact within said separating insert;
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- said cells being constructed from a material sufficiently rigid to be self supporting.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.