Split-body golf bag
OwnerAnita Perino, Craig Hufnagelinventors
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Abstract
A golf bag assembly adapted to be carried by an operator while operating a two-wheeled vehicle. The golf bag assembly includes a first bag body member forming a first receptacle for receiving golf clubs, and a second bag body member forming a second receptacle for receiving golf clubs. The upper ends of the first and second bag body members are pivotally coupled so that said first and second bag body members can pivot towards and away from each other. A releasable fastener is provided for securing the lower closed ends of the first and second bag body members. The lower ends are detachable in order to permit the first and second body members to pivot away from each other and assume an inverted V-shape so that the bag assembly can be safely transported on a motorcycle.
Claims13
A golf bag assembly adapted to be carried by an operator while operating a two-wheeled vehicle, said golf bag assembly comprising:
- a first bag body member having a lower closed end and an upper open end, said first bag body member forming a receptacle for receiving golf clubs;
- a second bag body member having a lower closed end and an upper open end, said second bag body member forming a receptacle for receiving golf clubs, wherein said upper ends of said first and second bag body members are pivotally coupled so that said first and second bag body members can pivot relative to each other;
- a support assembly connected to said bag body members for supporting said first and second bag body members on a wearer's shoulders;
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- a resilient member connected between said first and second bag body members for controlling pivotal movement thereof,
- wherein upon pivotal movement of said first and second bag body members, said lower ends of said first and second body members move away from each other and assume an inverted V-shape so that said lower ends are spaced from each other to permit the bag assembly to be safely transported on the two wheeled vehicle while being supported on the shoulders of the wearer.
A golf bag assembly capable of being worn by an operator while the operator is seated on a two-wheeled vehicle, said golf bag assembly comprising:
- a first bag body having a lower closed end and an upper open end, said first bag body forming a receptacle for receiving golf clubs;
- a second bag body having a lower closed end and an upper open end, said second bag body forming a receptacle for receiving golf clubs, wherein said upper ends of said first and second bag bodies are pivotally coupled so that said first and second bag bodies can pivot relative to each other;
- a support assembly connected to said bag bodies for supporting said first and second bag bodies on a wearer's shoulders;
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- a releasable fastener for securing together said lower closed ends of said first and second bag bodies,
- wherein, upon release of said fastener and pivotal movement of said first and second bag bodies, said lower ends of said first and second bag bodies are spaced from each other and the bag bodies assumes an inverted V-shape to allow the bag assembly to respectively straddle opposing sides of the two-wheeled vehicle while being supported on the shoulders of the wearer.
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