Holder for golf clubs
OwnerCharles R. Clementinventor
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Abstract
A holder (20) for golf clubs includes an upper rack (22) for woods, a lower rack (44) for irons, and a central support tube (36). Woods are downwardly inserted into sockets (26) in the upper rack (22) with the club shafts and grips residing inside the support tube (36). Mesas (30) on the upper rack (22) capture the head of the wood and prevent it from rotating or otherwise contacting the heads of adjacent clubs. Irons are downwardly inserted into sockets (58) in the lower rack (44). In the playing position, the blade (600) of the iron protrudes outwardly from the lower rack (44) for easy access. In the storage position, the blade (600) of the iron is retained by a pair of pegs (60). A centering means (40) is attached to the support tube (36) to keep the holder 20 centered within a golf bag 700.
Claims14
A holder for golf clubs, each wood golf club having a head and a neck, and each iron golf club having a blade with a top edge and a neck, comprising:
- a substantially planar upper rack having:
- a first plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets;
- a first central hole surrounded by and contiguous with said first plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets;
- a top side;
- a plurality of mesas disposed on said top side interspersed with said first plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets, said plurality of mesas forming a plurality of valleys therebetween;
- and,
- a bottom side;
- a support tube having:
- a first end;
- an opposite second end;
- and,
- an inner perimeter perpendicularly connected to said bottom side of said upper rack, said first central hole and said first plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets surrounded by said inner perimeter;
- and,
- a lower rack having a second plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets and connected to said support tube a spaced predetermined distance from said upper rack.
A holder for golf clubs each wood golf clubs, having a blade and a neck and each iron golf club having a blade with a top edge and a neck, comprising:
- an upper rack having a first plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets and a first central hole;
- a lower rack having:
- a second plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets;
- a band member having a second central hole;
- said band member having an outer perimeter having a plurality of spaced vertical flutes interspersed with a plurality of outward segments;
- a balcony connected to each outward segment, said balcony having a top surface;
- said flutes and said balconies forming said second plurality of golf club neck receiving sockets;
- and,
- two golf club retaining pegs disposed on said top surface of each said balcony;
- and,
- a support tube having a first end connected to said upper rack and an opposite second end;
- and,
- said support tube received by said second central hole connecting said lower rack to said support tube a spaced predetermined distance from said upper rack.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.