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WO/1995/019817A1 |
A golf bag (10) with a supporting structure (14) which includes a collar (18), base (32), and dowels (20 and 26). The collar (18) and base (32) are unitary structures in the shape of three intersecting rings (34, 36 and 38). The supporti...
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WO/1995/017838A1 |
A golf bag to be carried by a user for retaining golf clubs has an elongated tubular container (10), a shoulder-strap system (40) for carrying the container (10) on the user's shoulders, and a waist-band system (40) for fastening the con...
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WO/1995/017930A1 |
A two-in-one golf bag system comprising a lightweight auxiliary golf bag (20) carried inside of a generally conventional golf bag (10) of relatively cumbersome size. The conventional bag includes a special fixture (12) for accommodating ...
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WO/1995/009679A1 |
A convertible golf bag has a gusset panel joined thereto. The gusset panel is invertible between a closing position and a carrying position. The closing position is characterized by the gusset panel being fastened to the golf bag for clo...
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WO/1995/005216A1 |
Legs (6, 6) are rotatably fitted to an upper portion of a golf bag in such a manner that they can spread centrifugally from about the center of the golf bag (1). A guide pipe (10) is fixed at an intermediate position between the right an...
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WO/1995/003858A1 |
An automotive golf caddy has a high frequency position finder and an ultrasonic position finder. When the caddy is placed in readiness by means of a manual sender, it first determines whether it receives ultrasonic signals from the manua...
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WO/1995/003096A1 |
An auxiliary drive (4), for example of a golf caddie, has a boosting effect when the driving power requirements are high and has a regenerative effect when the driving power requirements are low, in particular negative. The auxiliary dri...
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WO/1994/018615A1 |
On the basis of a driving guiding method which steers a cart (4), when one of marker lines (2) is detected, to the side of another marker line (2) among a plurality of marker lines (2), the method of the invention prevents the driving of...
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WO/1994/011065A1 |
An assembly comprising a bag (M) made of a rigid material and having a built-in cart. The assembly comprises two wheels (3) on arms (4) hinged to the body of the bag (M), and a member (11) for holding the arms (4) away from the bag (M) w...
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WO/1994/009423A1 |
On the basis of a cart driving guide method which moves forward a cart (4) exactly following marker lines (2) when guide member detection means of the cart (4) detects the marker lines (2) consising of cart guide members, the method of t...
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WO/1994/007645A1 |
A thermoforming manufacturing process is provided for creating modular three-dimensional objects, particularly golf bags (10). The process includes preparatory steps of preparing a corresponding female mold member (42) for each of the go...
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WO/1994/002217A1 |
The invention discloses a seat and back rest and arrangement (12) for a golf buggy characterised in that the arrangement comprises at least one back support frame (14) member releasably attachable to a seat frame member (16), the seat fr...
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WO/1993/009853A1 |
A two-piece golf bag hood (10) attachable to the top of a conventional or customized golf bag (B) for providing hard-shell protection to clubs contained therein. One piece is fabricated of a generally elongate rectangular flat sheet of h...
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WO/1993/006896A1 |
A club holder (28), securable within the open end of golf bag by a strap (30), has a plurality of peripherally disposed inner retainers (44) for releasably securing club shafts. The holder has channels (54, 55) for threadably receiving t...
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WO/1992/019334A1 |
A golf club container (2) comprising an elongate body (4) and a base (6); the body (4) and the base (6) co-operating to provide means for retaining, in use, at least some of the clubs in a generally 'head-down' orientation when the base ...
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WO/1992/019330A1 |
A one-piece molded flexible plastic golf club headcover (1) including a headcover section (11) for substantially surrounding the golf club head (5) and an integral skirt section (13) extending from the golf club headcover section for sub...
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WO/1992/018206A1 |
A combined bag and trolley, particularly a golf bag and trolley, comprises an elongated bag (1) and a collapsible trolley (2). The trolley (2) comprises an arch-shaped brace (8) forming an undercarriage to which a pair of foldable wheels...
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WO/1992/016266A1 |
A golf bag including internal golf club holding tubes (13) in an array involving a configuration (14) of general V-shape located adjacent an inner wall of the body (9) of the bag, and fixed at their top ends (13B) in an array of two spac...
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WO/1992/012768A1 |
A method and apparatus for training a user to move in a desired movement pattern, especially for training a golfer (100) to swing a golf club. One or more sensors are placed adjacent the user, for example pressure, sensors (110) under th...
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WO/1992/008108A1 |
The invention provides a golf hole distance measuring and display device (18) removably mountable on a golf trolley and operatively connectable to one of the trolley's wheels (12), which device comprises a windowed casing (25) containing...
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WO/1992/006749A1 |
A self propelled golf bag cart assembly (10) is provided to allow a golfer to walk during a round of golf while having the golf cart (12) and the contents carried by the cart (10). The bag cart (10) includes a plurality of cooperative su...
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WO/1992/005842A1 |
A golf bag for golf clubs is divided longitudinally up the front and the edge stiffened by edge members (18, 20). Golf club retaining tubes (6) or flaps (76) are arranged serially around the periphery of the sidewall of the bag. A lever ...
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WO/1992/005059A1 |
A golf club container and cart combination comprises a frame (12) on which is carried the container (14) including compartments (16) for the golf clubs and ancillary golf equipment. The container, interior, is divided into an upper coaxi...
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WO/1991/018650A1 |
Portable golf-sack for putting in golf-clubs, comprising at least one clothes-bag and at least one bag for small things. In order to enable the golfer to carry along a small selection of golf-clubs, the golf-sack is provided with several...
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WO/1991/012984A1 |
A collapsible golf cart (10) for transporting golf bags (B) and, when resting, standing in a substantially vertical position. The cart includes a base assembly (20) with a round bottom member (22) and an upwardly extending wall (24) with...
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WO/1991/010482A1 |
Golf club restraining apparatus is provided for restraining golf clubs for display or secure carriage. The restraining means may have inclined abutment faces matching the striking face of golf clubs or variably positionable cams to separ...
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WO/1991/010483A1 |
The present invention relates to a golf cart, for keeping golf clubs and preferably also other utensils. The golf cart comprises in the preferred embodiment a number of separable elements (3, 4) whereby each such element (3, 4) has a cro...
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WO/1991/009550A1 |
A dual shoulder strap assembly can either be retrofit or provided as original equipment for a golf bag having first and second strap members (750, 751) connected in end-to-end relation to one another along one side of the golf bag, a han...
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WO/1991/002568A1 |
A golf bag (1) includes metal tubes (11) that are located at the bottom of the bag (1) to accommodate the handle-grips (16) of clubs (4) entered head-up in the bag (1). The tubes (11) are heated to dry the grips (16), by a printed-circui...
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WO/1990/014866A1 |
A golf cart or trolley (10) for carrying a golf bag (11) is supported on left and right endless tracks (16, 17) independently driven by electric motors (24, 25) under the control of a unit which is operated by a hand-held remote control ...
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WO/1990/012624A1 |
Une unité de propulsion pour chariots, en particulier les chariots de golf (10), du genre qui incorpore au moins deux roues espacées (16), supportées de façon rotative par une infrastructure (11). Ladite unité de propulsion (20) ins...
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WO/1990/008576A1 |
A combination snap lock golf club cover and cleaning tool (10) comprising a cover means (11) in two parts (20, 21), pivotally connected, being of a semi-rigid, flexible material, and designed to generally facilitate and correspond to the...
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WO/1990/000480A1 |
A motor driven carriage or trolley (11), particularly a motorised golf trolley, in which the motor (38) is outside the projected area of the driven wheel (60), and in which the drive is by way of two positive drive belts (58a, 58b) locat...
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WO/1988/002643A1 |
Un dispositif faisant office de sac de golf est pourvu pour son d�placement de roues extensibles et escamotables et comprend un corps tubulaire (1), qui est muni d'un dispositif d'assemblage (2) et auquel est fix�e de fa�on pivotan...
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WO/1987/001952A1 |
A golf bag with integral stand (10) that allows the bag portion (12) to rest in a semi-upright position. The bag portion (12) is supported while at rest by two support members (28 and 29). The positioning of these members (28 and 29) is ...
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WO/1985/001882A1 |
A flexible plastic sheet (10) generally circular in shape and having a plurality of weights (13) spaced around its periphery and having a reinforcing tab (11) at the periphery for releaseably attaching the cover (10) to the shoulder stra...
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WO/1984/003638A1 |
A combined golf bag and equipment carrier (Fig. 1) comprises a generally cylindrical golf bag (12) and an elongated box-like container (16) into which the golf bag (12) can be fitted lengthwise at a level above the bottom of the containe...
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WO/1984/001928A1 |
A bag holder for supporting and holding open a bag. The bag holder includes an annular outer frame (12) having a central opening and a surrounding lip (18) adapted to receive and retain the open end of a bag. A retaining ring (24) fits i...
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WO/1982/003788A1 |
A trolley for carrying a golf bag comprises a pair of co-axial wheels (20) driven by a motor (22) and a third wheel (18) spaced longitudinally of the trolley from the driven wheels. An upper bag-support and handle (11) is pivoted at a po...
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WO/1982/002493A1 |
The golf trolley comprises a frame (1), a handle member (2), which can slide into and out of the frame, and wheel mountings (3, 4) arranged between the wheels (5) of the trolley and the frame (1). The frame (1), the handle member (2) and...
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JP2024056874A |
There is a need for reducing packaging volumes for shipping entire golf bags or golf bag components, and for easy assembly methods for golf bags in a reduced volume shipping supply chain. A golf bag (10) includes a foldable subassembly (...
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JP7465787B2 |
The present invention relates to a golf bag having a top frame (cuff) with a club partition for generally storing and arranging clubs in another compartment. The club partition is preferably made of a cord material. Walls of the top fram...
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JP2024041850A |
A kit for a golf bag is provided that reduces packaging volume, provides more efficient and cost-effective shipping, and also allows for self-assembly of the golf bag by the recipient. A golf bag 1010 includes a plurality of stays includ...
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JP3245935U |
To provide a pole stand whose main body part can be easily pierced even on hard ground without bending, can be smoothly inserted into and removed from a tool case, and does not rotate even on soft ground. [Solution] A main body part 1 in...
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JP7439205B2 |
A golf bag includes a collapsible sub-assembly including a divider top and a base, a plurality of first snap-fit connectors provided around a portion of an outer perimeter of the divider top, and a flat having a divider top end opposite ...
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JP2024506220A |
TECHNICAL FIELD This disclosure relates generally to golf bags. The golf bag includes a protective layer that extends entirely along the length of the golf bag. The golf bag may further include a plurality of compartments that provide a ...
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JP7419577B2 |
A golf bag includes a divider top, a base, and a plurality of stays comprising a first stay, a second stay, and a main stay having a first end opposite a second end. The golf bag further comprises a top hinge coupled to the first end of ...
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JP7417771B2 |
A golf bag includes a divider top, a base, and a plurality of stays comprising a first stay, a second stay, and a main stay having a first end opposite a second end. The golf bag further comprises a top hinge coupled to the first end of ...
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JP7408127B2 |
To provide a caddie bag comprising a sub bag, capable of preventing unintended falling of the sub bag.A main bag 2 comprises a sub bag storage part 5 which is opened to a side part and stores a sub bag 3. Between a side part of the sub b...
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JP3245104U |
The present invention provides a golf stand with tee and marker storage that prevents the grip of a golf club from getting wet, misplacing it, and damaging fingers when taking out a ball tee from a pants pocket. [Solution] The golf stand...
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