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WO/2003/000353A2 |
A golf bag and trolley combination comprises wheels, a bag unit for golf clubs, compartments and a detachable hood. In order to protect the golf clubs, trolley and the golf bag itself against damage during transportation, the bag unit (2...
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WO/2002/102467A2 |
A device (10) for indicating absence of a golf club from a golf club housing (12) includes an elongate rod (14) having an intermediate length less than a length of the golf club housing, the elongate rod being configured to be completely...
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WO/2002/074604A1 |
A rolling caddy (10) includes a golf club bag (12) having elongate body, a bottom (56) and an open top (22). A base (52) surrounds the bag bottom and a pair of wheels (58) disposed on the base along with a depending foot (32) enable stab...
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WO/2002/066117A1 |
The present invention relates to a golf bag for use both for storing and transport of golf clubs and other related equipment for playing golf. The golf bag according to the present invention is specially produced to be able to be sued bo...
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WO/2002/062429A2 |
A bag for golf clubs, of the type comprising an enclosure (1) for containing the clubs (2), a substantially rigid support structure (4) with, fixed thereto, members (5) for connecting wheels (6) to said enclosure to enable the bag to be ...
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WO/2002/055158A2 |
A strap connector for connecting the shoulder straps of a dual-strap carrying system which is particularly useful for carrying golf bags or other elongate bags including pivotally connected swivel members each of which is connected as an...
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WO/2002/049725A2 |
The invention relates to a golf bag which has an upper panel (21), an intermediate panel (22) and a lower panel (23), which have the same form and are fixed at a distance in a parallel manner in relation to each other by means of members...
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WO/2002/032515A1 |
A golf bag, which has a head cover for golf club, of which the golf club can be inserted into or taken out through the opening part of the head cover, and a hole is formed through a round board in a golf bag, in order that the shaft can ...
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WO/2002/024282A2 |
This invention relates to a golf equipment case which is convertible into a hand drawn trolley. The case comprises an elongated base tray having a base and upstanding side and end walls, a closure member for the base tray, a hinge arrang...
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WO/2002/020097A1 |
An assembly (60) for mounting dual shoulder straps (14,16) to a golf bag having a handle (40) on its sidewall. The central portion (62) of the assembly mounts to a unique handle casing (90) which is slidably disposed on handle (40). The ...
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WO/2002/020339A1 |
The invention relates to a scooter powered by a real-wheel drive motor with an optional height-adjustable, folding seat, comprising a single-cradle, rocking frame with a shock absorber, hydraulic or mechanical front and rear brake disks,...
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WO/2002/007828A1 |
A headcover (1) for a golf putter (2), wherein the headcover (1) comprises attachment means (4) for attaching an accessory, in particular a towel (5), is provided. In a preferred embodiment, the headcover (1) has reinforcement means (9) ...
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WO/2002/000309A1 |
A thin packing cover needs some pressing and bending process to stick the packing material into the main cover. This inventory is the packing cover which can be manufactured without bending or pressing the main cover by the processing of...
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WO/2001/086193A1 |
A portable golf club support (10) for supporting at least one golf club (C) in an upright position, comprising an elongate leg (20) including an upper end (22) and a lower end (24), wherein said lower end (24) is adapted to permit penetr...
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WO/2001/065968A1 |
A golf bag (100) incorporating an integrated back pad (125, 130) and dual straps (141, 151). The back pad includes upper (130) and lower (125) back pad members. The lower member acts as an intermediate between the back of a golfer and a ...
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WO/2001/064299A1 |
A golf club carrier (10) including an outer elongated cylindrical shell (11), a storage unit (20) having storage compartements (21) supported for rotation about a longitudinal axis within the shell (11) and means (24) for supporting a pl...
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WO/2001/056860A1 |
A golf bag cart (10) having a frame (14), a handle (22), first and second rear wheels (18 20), and first and second wheel struts (52, 54), to which the first and second rear wheels (18, 20) are rotatably mounted, the first and second whe...
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WO/2001/052951A1 |
The invention relates to a carrier, especially for storage and transport of golf clubs including one or several bags, a wheel frame and a handle, which are preferably made of aluminium, wherein a removable wheel frame (8), supporting the...
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WO/2001/051136A1 |
The invention relates to a rain protection device for a golf bag (10) that comprises a rain protection cover (30) provided in a storage compartment and foldable to a small volume. The storage compartment is configured as a bag (24) that ...
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WO/2001/049145A1 |
The present invention relates to a storage device (10) for use with a carrying case, and having an aperture (12) therein adapted to receive a handle or strap of the carrying case. The device (10) may also have attachment devices enabling...
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WO/2001/045800A2 |
The invention relates to a device (1) for playing golf. The device comprises a storage space for at least one golf club (2) and means for identifying the user, said device being arranged in such a way that said storage space is accessibl...
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WO/2001/037059A1 |
The invention relates to a self-propelling vehicle which first, and possibly with the aid of a driver, drives along a selected route from a starting point to a destination, whereby the vehicle receives position signals from a positioning...
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WO/2001/030462A1 |
The invention relates to a golf bag for receiving a plurality of golf clubs. The inventive bag comprises a bag body (1) with a longitudinal axis (13), an inner chamber (11) and a lateral area (12) which essentially extends in the directi...
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WO/2001/030454A2 |
A club organizer (10) for a golf club carry bag, comprising a cover means (12) adapted to fit across the opening of the golf club carry bag, the cover means having an arcuately shaped ridge member (14) adapted to be supported along a por...
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WO/2001/024890A1 |
Disclosed is a golf bag wheeling device which can be properly mounted to and dismounted from a golf bag. The golf bag wheeling device comprises a first wheel section and a second wheel section which can be conveniently detached from the ...
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WO/2001/010265A1 |
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 (1) forming a first receptacle for receiving golf clubs, and a second bag body member ...
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WO/2001/010514A1 |
A golf bag (10) for carrying golf clubs (20) is carried by means of two shoulder straps (40), (42). The golf bag (10) has a back support panel (22) having a support surface which is straight in a longitudinal axis (26) and has a convex c...
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WO/2001/003779A1 |
A golf bag for storing and carrying a standard set of (14) golf clubs and ancillary golf equipment and comprising a tubular housing (11, 12, 13, 14) in which is rotatably mounted a carousel (16, 17, 19) rotatable in upper and lower beari...
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WO/2001/002064A1 |
The golf club shaft protector (10) protects golf clubs (14) from being scratched due to the golf clubs (14) being inserted into a golf club protection tube (18) which is commercially available. The protector (10) is a flanged tubular ins...
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WO/2001/002062A1 |
A golf club holder suspends golf clubs beneath an umbrella to keep the grips dry during rain. The holder comprises a head with clip devices for attachment to an umbrella shank and for attaching the shafts of clubs upside down to the hold...
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WO/2000/067855A1 |
A cleaning device (10) for cleaning golf equipment includes a cleaning means consisting of a first piece of material (18) for cleaning of golf equipment, a strip of material (22) saturated with a suitable chemical to maintain the first p...
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WO/2000/067853A1 |
A golf ball marking assistance device includes a template member sized and shaped to positively engage a golf ball to be marked. The template member includes a main body that forms a resiliently-deformable retention cavity that frictiona...
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WO2000006258A9 |
A golf bag for protecting golf clubs including at least two decks (52, 54) formed at the top side of the golf bag (30) and shaped and formed like stairs, wherein the height of each of the decks is tall enough to accommodate and protect t...
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WO/2000/054853A1 |
A golf club supporting device (10), where each club (18) comprises a shaft (21) and a head (19). The support (10) includes a base member (13) and a plurality of dividers (16) that extend outwardly from the base member (13). At least one ...
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WO/2000/037275A1 |
The invention relates to a golf cart screen assembly (30, 30') and a golf cart enclosure assembly (32). The golf cart screen assembly (30, 30') is arranged for fitting to the side of a golf cart (10) to shield the occupant of the cabin a...
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WO/2000/027243A1 |
A golf bag (10) with a carrying handle (34) attached thereto and a pair of flexible supporting straps (14, 16). Each of the straps including one end (36, 36) connected to the bag in spaced relation to the handle and another end (36, 36) ...
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WO/2000/019390A1 |
An alarm system is provided for alerting a golfer about a forgotten club. A divot tool (20) incorporates a radio transmitter (20E) powered by a rechargeable power source (210) for transmitting a coded transmission. A radio receiver (30E)...
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WO/2000/016859A1 |
A golf bag (20) includes a rectangular interior case, an exterior cover bag (40) for enclosing the interior case and a device for carrying the golf bag. The interior case includes a base case (32), a top panel and a rectangular supportin...
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WO/2000/007672A2 |
A portable golf club stand is described which allows a golfer to carry several golf clubs to his or her ball in a manner which does not require the golfer to lay down an unused golf club when playing a shot with a different club. The por...
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WO/2000/006260A1 |
An apparatus for use with a golf bag (102) serves to secure and protect golf clubs contained in the golf bag. The apparatus includes at least one club head securing member (31) for simultaneously securing one or more selected golf clubs ...
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WO/2000/006259A1 |
A golf bag (1) for securing golf clubs including at least one deck (12, 14, 16) formed at the top end of the deck having a height so that grips of the golf clubs being inserted into the bag do not touch a bottom of the golf bag, top fron...
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WO/1999/051839A1 |
The invention relates to an apparatus for preventing unauthorized removal of an elongated object from a container (10, 32). The apparatus comprises fixed members (11) with openings (13) for receiving an elongated object. Movable members ...
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WO/1999/049436A1 |
One aspect of the invention is directed to a security system for a golf bag with a set of golf clubs. The invention may utilize a small, lightweight control subsystem which is easily mounted on a golfer's existing golf bag to protect bot...
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WO/1999/039961A1 |
The invention relates to a trolley for a golf bag, comprising a frame which can be detached from, and can at least partially be placed flat against the golf bag, and wheels mounted directly or indirectly onto the frame, as well as suppor...
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WO/1999/038577A1 |
A cylindrical core material (3) for a caddie bag is formed by three arched parts (31 to 33) having PCCP structures and connected with a hinge portion (34) which does not contain the PCCP structure and is bent after the connection; a cadd...
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WO/1999/036304A1 |
The trolley (1) comprises a golf bag support frame assembly (4) formed and arranged for receiving the base of the golf bag (2) and two wheel mountings (8, 10) spaced apart on the underside of the frame assembly (4) for supporting a pair ...
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WO/1999/030959A1 |
Disclosed is a control for a motor drive of a device, i.e. a bicycle or a golf cart with an auxiliary motor drive (1), than can be moved, especially driven, by muscular drive force and to a motor drive mechanism. The inventive control co...
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WO/1999/030785A1 |
The invention provides exemplary devices and methods for protecting golf clubs when stored within a golf bag. The golf bags (36) used in connection with the invention comprise a bag body having a bottom end and an open top end (38) for r...
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WO/1999/028006A1 |
An automatic golf bag support stand assembly (10) including a golf bag (12) with a pivotal foot (22) pivotally coupled to the bottom (16) of the golf bag (12). A pair of legs (42) is pivotally coupled with respect to the golf bag (12). A...
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WO/1999/028005A1 |
An apparatus (10) for supporting golf clubs (22) comprising cover means (12) adapted to fit across the opening of a golf bag (18), the cover means (12) comprising a plurality of ridges, through each of which are located a plurality of ap...
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