Golf bag and locking club organizer
AssigneeClub-lok B.V.
InventorsHolly Marie Jansen, Johnny Ray Shealy
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AssigneeClub-lok B.V.
InventorsHolly Marie Jansen, Johnny Ray Shealy
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Golf bag and locking club organizer in which a cover plate having openings for receiving the shafts of clubs and holding the clubs in a predetermined order is mounted to the top of the bag, with lock pieces pivotally suspended beneath the cover plate for swinging movement toward and away from the axes of the openings for blocking and permitting removal of the clubs from the bag, a lock plate engagable with the lock pieces and movable between first and second positions for selectively blocking or permitting movement of the lock pieces away from the axes of the openings, a lever connected to the lock plate and extending through an opening the cover plate for moving the lock plate between the first and second positions, and a lock bar movable into and out of engagement with the lock plate for retaining the lock plate in the position in which movement of the lock pieces away from the axes is blocked and the clubs cannot be removed from the bag.
A golf bag having a locking organizer for golf clubs, comprising:
A golf bag having a locking organizer for golf clubs, comprising:
A locking organizer for golf clubs, comprising a cover plate adapted to be mounted to the upper portion of a golf bag with openings for receiving the shafts of clubs and holding the clubs in a predetermined order, lock pieces pivotally suspended beneath the cover plate for swinging movement toward and away from each other for blocking and permitting removal of the clubs from the bag, each of the lock pieces having an inner face and a flange which is inclined at an angle relative to the inner face, a lock plate having slots in which the flanges of the lock pieces are received such that movement of the lock plate between raised and lowered positions causes the lock pieces to swing toward and away from each other, means for moving the lock plate between the raised and lowered positions, and a lock for retaining the lock plate in the position in which the lock pieces are toward each other and the clubs cannot be removed from the bag.
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