Golf bag construction
OwnerJin C. Kiminventor
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Abstract
The golf bag has an inner portion and an outer portion. The inner portion has a first variation of which several embodiments are shown having from 12 to 15 storage spaces. a second variation has 14 spaces subdivided by three linear parallel chords across the circular collar of a golf bag. Both configurations provide a golf club storage configuration which helps circumferentially distribute the load from the weight of the clubs about the internal periphery of the golf bag, while providing an aesthetically pleasing fanciful pattern. The inner section is made up of material sewn along the axial length of the inner section and which may be supported by a more rigid tubular exterior, or which may be anchored with a velcro material. A ham-shaped embodiment provides a pleasing departure from the circular embodiments.
Claims12
A golf bag inner section comprising:
- a length of covering material formed into a tube having a transverse elongate length with a more sharply curving side opposite a flattened curved side and having an inside and an outside and having a first tubular end having a first continuous edge and a second tubular end having a second continuous edge;
- a first plurality of linear portions having a first end having a first edge and a second end having a second edge adjacent said second continuous lower edge, each of said first plurality of linear portions having a first side edge attached to and along a length of said inside of said covering material and a second side edge attached to and along a length of said inside of said covering material forming a chord when viewed from said first ends;
- a second plurality of linear portions having a first end having a first edge and a second end having a second edge which extends to a position adjacent said second continuous lower edge, each of said second plurality of linear portions having a first side edge attached to one of said first plurality of linear portions and a second side edge attached to a different one of said first plurality of linear portions.
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