Golf rack bag
OwnerPhilip Edward Feeneyinventor
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Abstract
The Golf Rack Bag is a golf club holder that is easily carried by a golfer with a full complement of clubs and accessories. Each club is secured yet readily accessible. The holder itself is very stable, light, and easily picked up and placed down without stooping or activating moving parts. The unique design of the Golf Rack Bag places the weight of the clubs on the golfers center of gravity and away from the golfers back.
Claims1
A holder to carry a full set of golf clubs and accessories on one's shoulder and picked up without stooping, each of said golf clubs having a shaft, a shaft grip and a hole on the end of the shaft grip, said holder comprising:
- a front triangular frame and a back triangular frame, each of said front and back triangular frames comprising two legs, said legs are connected forming an apex forming one end of each of said front and back triangular frames, a connecting supporting assembly connecting said legs at the other end of each of said front and back triangular frames;
- a connecting spine connecting said front and back triangular frames at their respective apexes;
- parallel support arms connecting the other ends of said front and back triangular frames on two sides;
- said support arms being substantially parallel to said spine;
- each of said legs of said front triangular frame having a flat side facing a side of said holder, said flat side having a plurality of clips for accommodating the golf clubs, each of said clips adapted to partially surrounding the shaft of the respective club, each of said legs of said front triangular frame being hollow and comprising a plurality of slots;
- a plurality of slats, each slat adapted to be received within the respective leg on said front triangular frame and adapted to engage with said slots of said respective leg;
- each of said legs of said rear triangular frame having a flat side facing a front of said holder, said flat side having a plurality of shallow portions formed therein, each of said shallow portion having a cone shaped protrusion at its center, said shallow portion adapted to help aligning said cone shaped protrusion with the hole on the end of the shaft grip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.