Golf club head cover
AssigneeKarsten Manufacturing Corporation
InventorXiaojian Chen
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Abstract
A golf club head cover includes a bottom wall and a pair of side walls extending from the bottom wall to form a compartment for containing a golf club head. The side walls also define an opening through which the club head may be inserted into and removed from the compartment. Magnets secured in the bottom wall hold the head cover on the club head when the club head is contained in the compartment. Since the head cover is held on the club head by magnetic force, no other fastening devices are needed to prevent the head cover from being inadvertently removed from the club head.
Claims14
A golf club head cover comprising:
- a body having an elongated bottom wall, a pair of side walls, a heel end and a toe end, said side walls each lying at a generally right angle to said bottom wall;
- the side walls extending from the bottom wall to form a generally L-shaped compartment for containing a golf club head and to define an opening adjacent the body heel end through which the club head may be inserted into and removed from the compartment, said opening being further defined by a pair of end walls extending between said side walls, one of said end walls being located closer to said toe end of said body than said heel end of said body, said one end wall having a substantially U-shaped opening formed therein;
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- magnetic means in the bottom wall for holding the club head cover on the club head when the club head is contained in the compartment, the magnetic means including two magnets with one magnet located adjacent the body heel end and the other magnet spaced apart from said one magnet in a direction extending toward the body toe end.
A golf club head cover comprising:
- a body having an elongated bottom wall, a pair of side walls, a heel end and a toe end, said side walls each lying at a generally right angle to said bottom wall;
- the side walls extending from the bottom wall to form a generally L-shaped compartment for containing a golf club head and to define an opening adjacent the body heel end through which the club head may be inserted into and removed from the compartment, said opening being further defined by a pair of end walls extending between said side walls, one of said end walls being located closer to said toe end of said body than said heel end of said body, said one end wall having a substantially U-shaped opening formed therein;
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- magnetic means in the bottom wall for holding the club head cover on the club head when the club head is contained in the compartment, the magnetic means including two magnets with one magnet located adjacent the body toe end and the other magnet spaced apart from said one magnet in a direction extending toward the body heel end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.