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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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WO/1999/021621A1 |
A golf bag includes a housing (1). The bottom of the housing (1) is provided with several stationary feet (7) and wheels (8). The top of the housing (1) is provided with an openable cap (12). There is at least one hand carrying strap (3A...
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WO/1999/019197A1 |
A collapsible shipping container (10) comprises a lid (12), a base (14), and a dolly (16). The lid (12) includes a top wall (18) and a plurality of side walls (20, 22, 24) extending downward from the top wall (18). The base (14) includes...
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WO/1999/015243A1 |
A holder for golf balls, said holder comprising a tube open at least at one end, said tube having an internal diameter less than the diameter of a golf ball and being composed of a resilient material which is able to expand when a ball i...
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WO/1999/012611A2 |
A new ultra light weight, spring action, stand system for supporting a golf bag is provided. According to one aspect of the present invention, the stand system includes a top bracket, a pair of legs, a guide, a wire form, and a footplate...
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WO/1999/012447A1 |
An apparatus and system for carrying a weight-bearing object (22), such as a golf bag, has a hip belt member (20) for supporting the weight bearing object (22) and reducing the load on the user's back and shoulders. An attachment member ...
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WO/1999/012793A1 |
A robotic golf caddy apparatus (21) movably supported on a steering assembly (28) and including a communications assembly (41) for communicating with a GPS system (61) and a central control station in order to guide and steer the apparat...
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WO/1998/049919A1 |
A golf iron brush (10) designed to clean all golf club irons (50) of loose and embedded debris is provided. The device (10) comprises a housing (12) with top (16) and bottom (18) openings and a front slot (20) extending from top to botto...
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WO/1998/045154A1 |
The invention relates to a golf caddie with an undercarriage (10) with an extended chassis (22) and two side wheels (26) driven by a motor (92) which are located perpendicular to the direction of travel on the longitudinal sides of the c...
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WO/1998/043714A1 |
A ball icon (58) is established distinct from the cart icon (53) for display in the course map (32) on the monitor screen, and is arranged to move along the ball icon line (50) in unison with movement of the cart icon along the cart path.
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WO/1998/037931A1 |
A golf club locking device attachable to a golf club bag having a main portion divided into one or more compartments and a mouth portion forming openings in the bag for receiving golf clubs in the compartments. The golf club locking devi...
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WO/1998/037930A1 |
This invention concerns a sports bag as a golf bag (1) equipped with an organiser insert. In another aspect, the invention concerns an organiser insert for a sports bag such as a golf bag. The invention involves an apertured plate (4), w...
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WO/1998/033003A1 |
A leaning support structure (10, 500) that is lightweight, expandable by a single hand and has a sturdy base without the need for insertion into the ground. The leaning support structure includes first (20) and second (25) elongated supp...
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WO/1998/026685A1 |
A device (10) to secure golf club head covers (120) to a golf bag (100) includes a base ring member (12), a clip (16) fitted to the base ring (12), and being structured for removable attachment to the golf bag (100), one or more elastome...
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WO/1998/017144A1 |
A shoulder strap (10) has a bladder (40) of a composite mixture for distributing a tensile load over a contact area. The shoulder strap (10) has an area for contacting a shoulder of a user. The contact area is intermediate ends of the st...
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WO/1998/005978A1 |
Method and apparatus are disclosed for relatively accurate measurement of the distance of a golf ball to a golf cup, a hazard, or other feature on a hole of a golf course for the purpose of assisting a golfer in playing the hole. The gol...
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WO/1998/005387A1 |
An inproved hand-held towel structure (10) suitable for cleaning and drying athletic apparatus and other implements in wet weather is described. The towel structure (10) includes an outer layer of towel material (12) having a first prede...
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WO/1998/004176A2 |
A golf towel is attached and detached to a golf bag with a male connector on the bag. The golf towel has a towel body with a snap therein near a corner of the towel. The snap has a cap and a female connector which is adapted to be couple...
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WO/1997/046289A1 |
A golf club and/or shaft protector (1), including a shaped housing formed in two parts (2, 5). One part has connected thereto or formed integrally therewith a tubular member (12). The two parts (2, 5) of the shaped housing when closed to...
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WO/1997/045174A1 |
A golf bag (10) which is light in weight and which assumes a relatively rigid structure which maintains its shape during use includes a bladder (12) having opposing lateral edges and a fabric panel (14) having opposing lateral edges whic...
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WO/1997/038847A1 |
A sports towel (10) with diverse abrasive surfaces (12), multiple means (36, 38, 40, 42, 48, 52) for connection to a target element, interior polishing pockets (22) and exterior accessory pockets (24). A first embodiment includes a piece...
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WO/1997/030766A1 |
This invention is a golf bag having a multiple number of sections (10, 11, 12) of graduated lengths, each meant to hold a multiple number of golf clubs. Each section is a thin rectangular structure containing a number of plastic retainin...
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WO/1997/029810A2 |
The invention concerns an information system for displaying in a vehicle used to transport at least one person playing golf. This system comprises a base station which is located in the area of a club or a course and which has a control ...
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WO/1997/029809A1 |
A golf bag and buggy combination (10) is defined. The buggy has a pair of support wheels (20) and is adapted for movement between a buggy erect position in which the buggy supports the bag (12) and axles of the wheels (20) are generally ...
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WO/1997/027909A1 |
A golf club organizing assembly (40) includes straight members (42) attached at opposite ends to and extending between spaced portions of an open upper end of a carrying bag (10), and curved members (44) attached at opposite ends to and ...
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WO/1997/027908A1 |
A golf club retainer to be associated with or attached to a golf club carrier or bag comprises a bendable strip member (2) to reside in a substantially curved configuration at the opening of the carrier or bag. The bendable strip member ...
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WO/1997/022387A1 |
A golf buggy including a base (11), having front and rear ends, a pair of spaced-apart wheels (12, 13) provided at the rear end (16) and one or more wheels (14) provided at the front end (17). Handle means (15) are provided depending fro...
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WO/1997/017874A1 |
A support stand assembly (10) mountable to a carrying case (11) for sports, music and recreational equipment is provided and includes support structure (12), rack structure (14) and a linkage assembly (16) interconnecting the support (12...
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WO/1997/015483A1 |
The invention relates to a towing device (1) for a golf trolley (10) comprising longitudinal resilient linkage means. The linkage comprises a spring (7), a damper (4) for the resilient portion, the remainder of the linkage being rigid, a...
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WO/1997/009096A1 |
An attachment for a golf bag (200) is disclosed which comprises a plate member (60) adapted to cover at least a portion of an open upper end of the golf bag (200) and apertures extending through the plate. Golf club covers (10) are arran...
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WO/1997/007862A1 |
The invention concerns a golf caddie comprising an elongate frame arrangement (10) on whose outer periphery holding devices (72, 74) are provided for detachably holding golf clubs (38, 42) in the longitudinal direction of the frame arran...
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WO/1996/041660A1 |
A beverage storage apparatus (10) is provided which receives a beverage container (50) and mounts to a golf bag (12) that includes a base (22) and a surrounding sidewall (24). Sidewall (24) extends longitudinally from the base (22) to te...
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WO/1996/034220A1 |
A body protective device comprising a bag (10) composed of two gas-barrier sealing members (1, 2) different in the extent of deformation and provided with a valve (a) which opens an air passage between the sealing members (1, 2) when the...
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WO/1996/030721A2 |
A revolutions counting apparatus for a golf-trolley wheel (4) includes a tilt switch device (5) comprised of two tilt switches anchored to the wheel (4) at an angular spacing of 90�, so that there is no need for a fixed reference point...
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WO/1996/024505A1 |
A drive unit for a golf cart, said drive unit comprising two drive wheels (21) mounted on a common shaft (22) which is coupled to an electric motor (26) connected to a battery (27) for electric energy. The golf cart comprises an elongate...
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WO/1996/021161A1 |
A method, apparatus, and system is described for displaying a message to a golfer on a golf course. The system includes a number of GPS receivers (22) attached to carts (or hand-held) which display golf information and/or messages. The G...
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WO/1996/014111A1 |
A golf club receptacle comprises a top segment (50) typically fabricated from a resilient material such as rubber. Situated below the top segment (50) are several lower segments (51), each identical in design. The top segment (50) compri...
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WO/1996/009575A1 |
The invention concerns a golf buggy and a mobile transmitter unit which is carried by the golfer. The buggy and the transmitter unit each comprise a receiver and evaluating unit provided with a computer for a satellite-controlled positio...
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WO/1996/004045A1 |
The device comprises a first apertured plate (38) adapted to be secured to the mouth of the bag, a second apertured plate (42) mounted to the first plate (38) and movable relative to the first plate (38) between a first position in which...
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WO/1996/001668A1 |
A golf club case (12) is provided having a perimetrical sidewall (18) and a floor (20), which encloses a central interior chamber (28). Golf clubs are placed in wells (42) which are located near the perimeter of the perimetrical sidewall...
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WO/1995/032766A1 |
A golf club container and a golf bag which can rest stably on a floor surface in a room or a golf cart. The golf club container comprises a support frame body constituted by connecting vertically spaced upper and lower frames by means of...
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WO/1995/030456A1 |
A golf bag having retractable legs to enable the bag to stand upright comprises a generally tubular bag member (2) and a pair of legs (8, 10) hinged at their upper ends to an upper end of the bag member. The legs are hingeable from a ret...
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WO/1995/027538A2 |
Device for motorizing a golf trolley. The invention provides motor-driven equipment which can be easily mounted and removed. The device consists of a frame (1), wherein is mounted an electric motor (2) connected to a gear reducer (3), a ...
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WO/1995/026220A1 |
The present invention concerns a collapsible golfcart intended in a collapsed condition to fit into a golfbag, whereby the golfcart comprises: upper and lower elongate, frame parts (102, 101, 202, 201) which are slideable in relation to ...
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WO/1995/024244A1 |
A flexible cover (19) has a hood (16) with a first opening for receiving an open end of a golf bag (12) to protect the golf clubs retained in the golf bag. The hood has a closeable second opening through which the golf clubs can be remov...
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WO/1995/021658A1 |
A golf club restraining device (10) which holds the grip (12) of the club immobile and which can be manipulated to eject the grip to a position for ready access. A cradle (22) for the head of the club and a transportation container fitte...
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WO/1995/020999A1 |
An apparatus (1) for holding golf clubs (2), each club (2) comprising a shaft terminating in an uniquely angled head (7) having a front (8) and a rear (9) surface. The apparatus includes a support bracket (3) comprising an array of gener...
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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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