JP2000317024A - Golf bag - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a golf bag mounted with a frame which is so formed to be simple in assembly and to prevent the collision of golf clubs against each other by integrally coupling tube sets into which the many gold clubs can be inserted while the gold clubs are classified from each other. SOLUTION: This golf bag includes an upper body 1 which has a cylindrical structure, the frame 5 which is installed in the upper part of the upper body 1 and maintains the shape of the gold bag, a lower body 7 which is installed in the lower part of the upper body 1, constitutes a bottom in the state of enveloping the lower part of the upper body 1 and supports the grip part of the golf clubs and classifying means 25 which is coupled with the frame 5, supports the flank of the head of the gold clubs supported with the grip part on the lower body 7, classifies the respective golf clubs inserted into the upper body 1 in a manner as to prevent the collision of the respective golf clubs against each other and classifies the head parts of the respective gold clubs so as to allow the identification thereof from outside.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a golf bag, and more particularly, to a golf bag in which a plurality of golf clubs are separated from each other and a tube set into which a plurality of golf clubs can be inserted is integrally connected. The present invention relates to a golf bag equipped with a frame that does not hit each other.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, a golf bag contains a large number of golf clubs, and carries or stores the golf clubs. At this time, a partition is installed to divide a plurality of golf clubs inserted into the golf bag. May be done.

When a partition is installed inside a golf bag as described above, there is a problem that golf clubs are simply separated by the partition, and the golf clubs still hit each other at the upper part.

[0004] In order to solve this problem, a golf club head may be covered with a head cover, or a plurality of tubes may be provided for separating the golf clubs inserted into the golf bag.

The tubes are arbitrarily connected to the inside of the frame, and are connected to the inside of the lower body along the upper body forming the appearance of the golf bag.

Accordingly, the golf club is inserted into and separated from each of the tubes, and the upper portion of the golf club and the head of the golf club rotate or rotate with respect to the tube and are exposed to the outside of the golf bag.

[0007]

However, the conventional golf bag is inconvenient to assemble because the tubes for separating the golf clubs inserted into the frame are formed so as to be connected one by one. As a result, the golf bag becomes larger by that amount, and a separate reinforcing plate is required to reinforce this tube. In addition, since the golf club head is formed to be covered with a separate golf club head cover in order to prevent collision between the golf clubs inserted into the golf bag, the golf bag must be provided with a golf club head cover. When the golf club swings, the golf club easily moves in any direction in the tube, so that the golf clubs collide with each other and generate noise.

In addition, since the golf bag is formed such that the tubes are randomly connected to the golf bag and the number of the golf club described on the head of the golf club is not easily seen, the golf club inserted into the golf bag is not used. Of course, it is inconvenient to find a necessary golf club, and it takes a lot of time, and there is also a problem that it is difficult to confirm which of the golf clubs has been taken out or lost.

Further, since the golf club is formed so as to protrude out of the outer surface of the golf bag when the golf club is inserted into the tube of the golf bag, the golf club may be damaged during storage or movement of the golf bag. There is also a problem that the tube is connected to the center of the golf bag, so that the use of the internal space of the golf bag for other purposes is restricted.

Accordingly, the present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and has as its object to assemble a tube set into which a plurality of golf clubs can be inserted while being separated from each other. Is to provide a simple golf bag.

Another object of the present invention is to prevent collision between golf clubs inserted into a golf bag without a separate golf club head cover for protecting the golf clubs, so that the golf bag swings in all directions. Another object of the present invention is to provide a golf bag that does not generate noise.

Another object of the present invention is to be able to search for golf clubs sequentially inserted into a golf bag in the shortest time and easily check which golf club has been removed or lost from the golf bag. It is to provide a golf bag that can be used.

[0013] Another object of the present invention is to provide a golf bag which can prevent the golf club from being damaged during storage or movement of the golf bag by preventing the golf club from protruding outside the outer surface of the golf bag. It is in.

Another object of the present invention is to not only reduce the size of the golf bag by allowing the pocket to be provided inside the golf bag, but also to maximize the use of the internal space of the golf bag. It is to provide a golf bag that can be used.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a golf bag in which a golf bag can be easily manufactured by inserting a pocket into the inside of the golf bag.

Another object of the present invention is to enable the tube set made of a soft material into which the golf club is to be inserted to be easily coupled integrally with the frame, thereby simplifying the assembly and reducing the weight. It is to provide a golf bag.

[0017]

To achieve the above object, the present invention provides an upper body having a tubular structure; a frame installed on the upper body to maintain a shape of a golf bag; A lower body installed at a lower portion of the upper body and wrapping the lower part of the upper body to form a bottom and supporting a grip portion of a golf club; and a grip portion coupled to the frame and supported by the lower body. The golf club head supports a side surface of the golf club, and the golf clubs inserted into the upper body are divided so as not to hit each other, and the head portions of the golf clubs can be easily identified from the outside. A golf bag.

[0018]

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, a golf bag according to the present invention has an upper body 1 having a tubular structure.
A frame 5 installed on the upper body 1 for maintaining the shape of the golf bag; an upper body installed on the lower part of the upper body 1 and wrapping around the lower part of the upper body; Golf club 1 inserted inside
And a lower body 7 for supporting the grip portion while being in contact with the grip portion 120.

The upper body 1 is integrally connected to the frame 5 or the lower body 7 by sewing or rivets.

The frame 5 is provided with an insertion tube 9 projecting a predetermined distance from an intermediate portion thereof and separating the golf clubs 100 inserted into the golf bag.

At least one or more recesses or protrusions are formed at the edge of the frame 5, and any one of the insertion tubes 9 is formed.
When the head 110 of the golf club 100 is directed toward the outside of the frame 5 in order to use the golf club 100 inserted therein, the fixing groove 10 or the fixing for inserting and fixing the head portion of the golf club 100 is used. Protrusions are provided.

The fixing groove 10 or the fixing protrusion is formed on a frame side of the insertion tube 9 into which the frequently used golf club 100, particularly the putting golf club 100, is inserted. Is preferred.

A tube set 1 for inserting each golf club positioned inside the upper body 1 through the insertion tube 9 while sectioning the golf clubs.
1 are joined together.

The insertion tube 9 is biased toward the outer surface of the frame so that the head 110 of the golf club 100 inserted into the golf bag can be located inside the frame 5 without coming off the outer surface of the frame 5. It is preferable to arrange them at arbitrary intervals and to form the center of the frame 5 so as to be sealed.

The insertion tube 9 may have any shape, such as a square shape or a circular shape, into which a golf club can be inserted.

The tube set 11 has a certain shape (for example, "U" -shaped) so that one side is opened and a space having an arbitrary size is secured therein and can be used as a storage space. And an insertion hole 15 formed for partitioning the main body 13 at an arbitrary interval by the partitioning film 14 and fittingly coupling with the insertion tube 9 and for inserting the golf club 100. Consists of

The lower end of the main body 13 has a coupling groove 19 formed by a projection 17 projecting from the center of the lower main body 7.
Are integrally joined.

The main body 13 is preferably formed in a rectangular box shape so that the main body 13 itself can secure rigidity of a certain size or more.

In addition, the body 13 may be formed of a plurality of units formed separately in each direction in which the insertion holes 15 are arranged or at an arbitrary interval to facilitate manufacture.

At least one or more pockets 23 are provided to the upper body 1 for storing necessary articles so as to utilize the internal space of the tube set 11 and opened and closed by a zipper 21 or the like.

It is preferable that the pocket 23 is arranged in the inner space of the tube set on the front surface of the upper body 1 so that the articles can be stored more effectively.

Further, the frame 5 supports the side surface of the head 110 of the golf club 100 in which the lower end of the grip portion 120 of the golf club 100 is supported by the lower main body 7 and is inserted into the upper main body 1. Dividing means 25 for dividing the respective golf clubs 100 so as not to hit each other and dividing the head 110 portion of each golf club 100 so that it can be immediately identified from the outside is combined.

The partitioning means 25 serves to support the side of the head 110 of the golf club 100 when the golf club 100
May be formed so as to contact with or separate from the lower end surface of the head 110.

The dividing means 25 includes a base 27 disposed at an intermediate portion of the frame 5; a plurality of heads of each of the golf clubs 100 installed in at least one row on one surface of the base 27 and inserted into a golf bag. The head 1 of the golf club 100 is divided into 110 parts.
Partitions 30 and 31 for supporting the golf club 10 while guiding it so that the golf club does not flow in any direction of the golf bag.

The upper surface of the base 27 has partitions 30, 31
An inclined portion 29 inclined at an arbitrary angle is formed so that the golf club 100 divided by the above can be easily distinguished from the outside while being distinguished, and can be supported by the lower body 7.

The partitions 30 and 31 are preferably formed to be inclined at different angles so that the golf clubs divided for each row can be easily distinguished from the outside while being distinguished.

The base 27 may be provided with a partition plate 32 for separating the partitions 30 and the partitions 31 installed in each row from each other.

The base 27 can be manufactured integrally with the frame 5 or can be detachably connected by a separate connecting means so that the upper body 1 and the frame 5 can be easily connected as shown in FIG.

The coupling means comprises a coupling groove 33 formed at an arbitrary size in an intermediate portion of the frame 5;
One or more of the side surfaces protrude from one of the side surfaces, and includes a locking projection 37 for engaging with the locking hole 35 formed in the coupling groove 33.

The partitions 30 and 31 allow the golf club identification number displayed on the head 110 of each golf club 100 to be easily confirmed from the outside according to the length of the golf club inserted into the golf bag. The rows of the partitions 30 and 31 are formed so as to have a step or the same height so that they can be formed.

Further, the partitions 30 and 31 are formed so as to be inclined again at an arbitrary angle with respect to the inclined portion 29 so that the head 110 of the golf club 100 can be guided and supported accurately while preventing the flow. Is done.

The partitions 30, 31 and the partition plate 32 are made of a soft material so as to prevent the head 110 of the golf club 100 from being damaged even when the head 110 comes into contact with the head 110 and to minimize noise due to the contact. Is preferred.

The intermediate portion of the frame 5 is formed so as to protrude at an arbitrary height, and guides the engaging projection 37 of the connecting means so that it can be easily fitted into the engaging hole 35. Are provided for supporting the projections.

The not-shown reference numeral 39 in the drawings indicates a cord of a bag, and the reference numeral 41 indicates a portable handle.

Accordingly, in the golf bag according to the present invention, the upper end of the main body 13 of the tube set 11 is fitted into the insertion tube 9 of the frame 5 in a state where the frame 5 and the lower main body 7 are connected to the upper main body 1, respectively. Then, the lower end of the main body 13 is fitted into a coupling groove 19 formed in the lower main body 7 to be integrally coupled.

Further, the locking projection 37 of the base 27 is engaged with the locking hole 35 in a state where the base 27 of the partitioning means 25 is fitted in the coupling groove 33 formed in the middle part of the frame 5. 25 is connected to the frame 5.

When the golf clubs 100 are inserted into the respective insertion tubes 9 in such a state, the golf clubs 100 are inserted into the insertion holes 15 of the tube set 11 and are separated from the other golf clubs 100, respectively.

At this time, the part of the head 110 of the golf club 100 exposed to the outside of the insertion tube 9 is divided into the partitions 30 and 31 of the dividing means 25 corresponding to the insertion tube 9 and the partition plate 3.
2 and the inclined portion 29, the golf club 100 is supported while being guided so as not to hit the head 110 of the other golf club 100, so that the golf club does not flow in any direction of the golf bag.
31 makes the head 110 of each golf club 100 visible from the outside, so that the golf club number displayed on the head of the golf club can be easily identified from the outside.

The pocket 23 provided on the front surface of the upper body 1 can be opened by a zipper 21 to store necessary articles. At this time, the pocket 23 can utilize the internal space of the tube set 11. , So that a large volume or many articles can be conveniently stored.

At the lower front part of the upper end surface of the base 27,
As shown in FIG. 4, a space of an arbitrary size is formed between the upper surface of the frame 5 and the base 2.
The head 110 of the putting golf club 100 inserted into the insertion tube 9 located at the forefront of the position 7 is located.

A head 1 of a wood type golf club 100a is inserted into the insertion tube 9 located behind the base 27.
10a is inserted at a position higher than the rear ends of the partitions 30, 31, and the head 1 of the wood type golf club 100a is inserted.
A separate partition for separating these may not be provided between 10a.

As shown in FIG. 5, each golf club 100 is supported in close contact with the lower body 7 and the head 110 of each golf club 100 has partitions 30, 31 and partition plates 32. And contacts the side surfaces of the partitions 30 and 31 while being separated from each other.

At this time, the head 110 portion of each golf club 100 has an arbitrary distance from the upper end surface of the base 27 so that the head 110 portion of the golf club 100 comes into contact with the side surfaces of the partitions 30 and 31 and the golf club 100 can play golf. The club 100 can be supported by the lower body 7.

Therefore, as described above, each golf club 10
Since the lower end of the zero grip portion is supported while being in contact with the lower body 7, the length of the upper body 1 can be formed at the same height as the upper body 1 of the conventional golf bag.

FIGS. 7 to 12 show a golf bag according to a third embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the first embodiment except for the following.

The first and second bases are disposed inside the portion where the golf club 100 is inserted on the upper surface of the frame 5 and are disposed at least one row at an arbitrary distance from each other. Members 55, 56
And a plurality of the plurality of golf clubs 100 installed on the upper surfaces of the first and second base members 55 and 56 at a predetermined interval or an arbitrary interval, and inserted into the upper body 1. Partitions 57 and 58 for separating the golf club 100 while supporting it to prevent collision with the head 110 of another golf club 100.

The partitions 57 and 58 are used for the golf club 10.
The head 110 may be made of a soft material so that the head 110 is not damaged even if the head 110 comes into contact with the head 110, and the noise due to the contact can be minimized. No problem.

The partitions 57 and 58 can be formed so as to be perpendicular or inclined to the upper end surfaces of the first and second base members 55 and 56.
5, 56 may be formed to be perpendicular or inclined to the longitudinal direction.

Between the first and second base members 55 and 56, the head 110 of the golf club 100 supported by the partition 57 located in any one row is connected to the partition 57 in another row adjacent to this partition 57. Space portion 5 that can be inserted to the lower portion of head 110 of golf club 100 supported by
9 is formed.

Further, an arbitrary interval is provided between the first base member 55 and the second base member 56 so that the head 110 portion of the golf club 100 supported by the partitions 57 and 58 in each row does not collide with each other. , The first base member 5
It is preferable that the height of the fifth base member 56 be different from that of the second base member 56.

A connecting groove 61 is formed in the frame 5 for connecting a first base member 55 and a second base member 56 to each other. The connecting groove 61 includes first and second base members 55 and 56. A locking hole 65 is formed to allow the locking projection 63 of the first and second base members 55 and 56 to engage so that the frame 5 can be fixedly coupled.

The coupling groove 61 is formed in an "I" shape which is the same as the shape of the lower end portion of the frame 5, but is not limited to this, and any shape can be used as long as it can be coupled to the frame 5. 5 and first and second base members 5
5, 56 can be connected with bolts or the like.

Between the first base member 55 and the second base member 56, the rigidity of the base members 55 and 56 (Rigid
At least one reinforcing member 67 for reinforcing dity) may be installed.

Further, the partition 57, 58 is formed on one side surface thereof to be extended in an arbitrary size, and firmly supports the head 110 portion of the golf club 100 inserted in the partition 57, 58 and reduces the rigidity of the partition. A reinforcing piece 69 for reinforcement is provided.

Thus, in the golf bag according to the present invention, the upper end of the tube set 11 is connected to the upper body 1 with the frame 5 and the lower body 7 connected thereto.
And the tube set 11 is integrally connected to the lower main body 7 by being fitted into the insertion tube 9.

The locking projections 63 of the first base member 55 and the second base member 56 of the partitioning means 25 are inserted into the coupling grooves 61 formed one by one in the middle part of the upper surface of the frame 5. When the locking projection 63 is engaged with the locking hole 65, the frame 5 and the dividing means 25 are integrally connected.

When the golf clubs 100 are inserted into the respective insertion tubes 9 in the state of being connected as described above, the golf clubs 100 are respectively inserted into the tube sets 11 and are separated from the other golf clubs 100.

At this time, the portion of the head 110 of the golf club 100 exposed to the outside of the insertion tube 9 is partitioned by the partitions 57 and 58 into the frame 5 as shown in FIG.
Of the head 110 of the other golf club 100 while being guided by the partitions 57 and 58 of the dividing means 25 corresponding to the insertion tube 9 so as not to collide with each other. Since the collision between the golf clubs 100 is prevented and the heads 110 of the golf clubs 100 can be seen from the outside by the partitions 57 and 58, the golf club number displayed on the head 110 of the golf club 100 can be easily identified from the outside. be able to.

FIGS. 13 and 14 show a golf bag according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the third embodiment except for the following.

The tube set 11 includes a frame member 71 formed of a flexible material such as cloth or leather and having an arbitrary size, and is sewn or connected to the frame member 71 at an arbitrary interval. And a soft member 75 for forming an insertion hole 73 into which the golf clubs 100 can be respectively inserted by means.

The frame member 71 and the soft member 75 are supported by the frame 5 and the lower body 7 being pulled tight so that the insertion hole 73 can maintain an arbitrary cylindrical or polygonal shape for inserting a golf club. Being combined.

The frame member 71 is a tube set 1
It is preferable to arrange along one shape (for example, an inner surface) of the insertion tube 9 formed on the frame 5, that is, the overall arrangement shape (for example, “U” shape) of the insertion tube 9.

Further, the frame member 71 is formed integrally on both end surfaces with an arbitrary size along the surface forming the tube set 11 so as to be integrally formed.
An extension member 79 is provided for joining the first and soft members 75 to the frame 5 and the lower body 7 by rivets 77 and the like, respectively.

The extension member 79 is formed of a hard material such as a synthetic resin so that it can be firmly connected to the frame 5 and the lower body 7 while forming the frame of the frame member 71 and the soft member 75. preferable.

In order for the extension member 79 to be more firmly coupled to the frame 5 and the lower body 7, respectively, the surfaces 79a, 79b and 79c in the shape of the tube set 11 are overlapped with each other at a constant rate. Preferably, they are respectively connected to the body 7.

FIGS. 15 and 16 show a golf bag according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the first embodiment except for the following points.

A cover 81 for covering the head 110 of the golf club 100 exposed at the upper part of the frame is detachably connected to the upper part of the upper body 1 by a connector 82 and is opened and closed by a zipper 83.

The head 110 of the golf club 100 in each row is formed on both sides of the inner surface of the cover 81 so as to be positioned at least up to the upper ends of the partitions 30 and 31 in each row. First and second inner covers 85 and 86 for preventing the flow of the golf club while covering the golf ball are provided.

When the first and second inner covers 85 and 86 cover the portion of the head 110 of the golf club 100, the first and second inner covers 85 and 86 are formed to extend on both side surfaces, respectively. Third and fourth inner covers 87 and 88 are provided for completely enclosing the front and rear surfaces of the partitions 30 and 31 so that the parts can be firmly fixed.

The first and second inner covers 85 and 86 are formed by third and fourth inner covers 87 and 88 so as to have steps corresponding to the steps of the partitions 30 and 31 in each row. The second inner cover 86 is preferably formed to be longer than the first inner cover 85 so as to cover the upper end of the first inner cover 85.

The first and second inner covers 85, 8
A Velcro Fastener 89, 90, a button, a zipper, and the like for fixing the first inner cover 85 and the second inner cover 86 while covering the first inner cover 85 and the second inner cover 86 are coupled to one surface of the end of the sixth inner cover 85.

A handle 91 for facilitating connection or separation with the first inner cover 85 is connected to the outer surface of the second inner cover 86.

The fourth inner cover 88 is formed with a cutout 92 cut to a predetermined length so that the head 110 of the golf club 100 can be easily covered or separated by the fourth inner cover.

Thus, before the upper portion of the upper body 1 is covered with the cover 81, first, as shown in FIG.
When the upper ends of the partitions 30 and 31 in each row are sequentially covered with the first inner cover 85 and the second cover 86, the golf clubs 10 in each row divided by the partitions 30 and 31 in each row are provided.
The head 110 portion of the first and second inner covers 85 and 8
6 and the third and fourth inner covers 87 and 88.

At this time, the user holds the handle 91 and uses the Velcro fasteners 89 and 90 to form the first inner cover 85 and the second inner cover 85.
The cover 81 is connected to the inner cover 86 and the cover 81 is closed with a zipper 83.

FIGS. 17 and 18 are views showing a golf bag according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the first embodiment except for the following points. It can be applied to three embodiments.

The upper end surface of the base 27 and the head 1 of each golf club 100 are provided on the base 27 in accordance with the length of the golf club 100 due to a change in the specifications of the golf club 100.
Frame 5 so that an arbitrary interval can be maintained with 10 parts.
Height adjustment means for adjusting the height of the base 27 from the upper surface to the lower surface is provided.

The height adjusting means is formed in at least one row on both side surfaces of the base 27 at an arbitrary interval, and has coupling holes 94 for coupling the adjusting bolts 93; and both sides of the projecting portion 38 of the frame 5 A screw hole 95 is formed on the surface so as to correspond to the coupling hole, and fixes the adjustment bolt 93 in a state of being coupled to the coupling hole 94.

Accordingly, the height of the head 27 of the golf club 100 from the upper end surface of the frame 5 to the position where the head 110 of the golf club 100 has an arbitrary distance from the upper end surface of the base 27 according to the length of the golf club 100. Adjust.

The frame 5 in the coupling hole 94
When the respective screw holes 95 corresponding to the respective connecting holes 94 located at an arbitrary height from the upper end surface of the base plate are aligned with each other, and the respective adjusting bolts 93 are inserted into the aforementioned connecting holes 94 and the screw holes 95 to be connected, the height of the base is reduced. Maintained in adjusted condition.

FIGS. 19 to 26 are views showing a golf bag according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the first embodiment except for the following, and the height adjustment of the sixth embodiment. Means can be applied.

At least one row of insertion tubes 9 for inserting the golf club 100 into the inside of the upper body is formed at an intermediate portion of the frame 5 at an arbitrary interval from both sides of the frame. The overall arrangement of the tubes 9 is formed in a "T" shape.

Further, the head of each golf club 100 inserted into the upper body through the insertion tube 9 and exposed to the outside can be immediately identified from the outside of the frame 5 and the frame 5 can be connected to the adjacent golf club. Dividing means 111 for partitioning while supporting the side of the head of the golf club so as not to collide with the head is combined.

Further, at least one or more partitioning means 111 are disposed between the insertion tube 9 and the side surface of the frame 5; The head 110 of each golf club 100 inserted into the upper main body 1 through the tube 9 is divided outward while being directed outward, and the other golf clubs 100 are supported by guiding the head 110 of the golf club 100 while guiding it. And a partition member 115 for preventing collision with the head.

The upper surface of the base member 113 is inclined at an arbitrary angle to support the side surface of the head of the golf club while allowing the golf club 100 divided by the partition member 115 to be easily identified from the outside. An inclined portion 117 is formed, or a stair-type horizontal portion (not shown) is formed.

The base member 113 separates the head 110 of each golf club according to the length of the golf club 100 inserted into the golf bag into partition members 115.
So that the golf club identification number displayed on the head 110 of each golf club 100 can be easily confirmed from the outside while preventing the golf clubs 100 from colliding with each other. The base member 113 may be formed to be lower or the same height or the base member 113 may have a step.

The partition member 115 may be perpendicular to the upper surface of the base member 113 or may be inclined at a predetermined angle so that the golf clubs 100 classified according to the type of the golf club can be easily distinguished from the outside while being distinguished. The base member 113 is formed so as to be perpendicular to the side surface of the base member 113 or to be inclined at a certain angle.

The partition member 115 is a golf club 10
It is preferable that the head 110 is made of a soft material so as not to damage the head 110 even if it comes into contact with the head 110 and to minimize noise due to the contact.

Further, the partition member 115 is formed on one side surface of the partition member 115 so as to be extended in an arbitrary size, and firmly supports the head 110 of the golf club 100 inserted into the partition and reinforces the rigidity of the partition. Reinforcement piece 11
9 are provided.

The lower end surface of the base member 113 is formed in an “I” shape, and the base member 113 is formed on the frame 5.
Is formed in an "I" shape. The base member 113 is fixed to the connection groove 121 so that the base member 113 and the frame 5 can be fixedly connected thereto.
Locking hole 12 for engaging locking projection 123
5 are formed.

The coupling groove 121 is formed in the shape of an “I” in the same shape as the lower end of the frame 5, but is not limited thereto, and may have any shape as long as it can be coupled to the frame 5. The frame 5 and the base member 113 can be connected by bolts or the like.

Further, between the base member 113 and the base member 113, the rigidity (Rigid
At least one reinforcing member 127 for reinforcing ty) is installed.

A connecting pipe 129 is provided at the lower end of the frame 5 so as to protrude in an arbitrary size and to insert the golf club 100 inserted through the insertion pipe 9.

The connecting pipe 129 separates the golf clubs 100 located inside the upper main body 1 through the connecting pipe 129, and separates the partition members 115 from each other.
A tube set 131 for inserting the golf club 100 so as to support the head 110 of each golf club 100 is connected to the golf club 100.

The connecting tube 129 is arranged at an arbitrary interval along the middle portion of the frame 5 so that the head 110 of the golf club 100 inserted into the golf bag is located on the outer surface of the frame 5. The connecting pipe 129 may have any shape such as a square shape or a circular shape as long as the golf club can be inserted therein.

The tube set 131 has a main body 1 formed in a fixed size and shape below the frame 5.
And a partition 137 in which an insertion hole 135 into which the golf club 100 is inserted is formed while being fitted and coupled to the connection pipe 129 with the main body 133, respectively.

The main body 133 is integrally or separately molded from a hard material having its own shape, such as a synthetic resin or a metal material, and both ends of the main body 133 are connected to the connecting pipe 129 and the lower main body 7 through insertion holes 135. They are directly fitted and connected.

The lower end of the main body 133 is integrally connected to a connecting groove 141 formed by a projection 139 projecting from the center of the lower main body 7.

The main body 133 is formed in a box shape so that the rigidity of the main body 133 can be secured to a certain size or more, and the overall arrangement of the insertion tubes 9 formed in the frame 5 (for example, , "T" shape).

The main body 133 may be formed of a number of units formed separately in each direction in which the insertion holes 135 are disposed or at arbitrary intervals to facilitate manufacture.

Thus, the golf bag according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention includes the frame 5 and the lower body 7 on the upper body 1.
The upper end of the main body 133 of the tube set 131 is fitted into the connecting pipe 129 of the frame 5 and integrally connected in a state where they are connected, and the lower end of the main body 133 is fitted into the connecting groove 141 formed in the lower main body 7. To join together.

Further, the locking projections 123 of the base member 113 are fitted with the lower end of the base member 113 of the dividing means 111 fitted in the coupling groove 121 formed between the insertion tube 9 and both side surfaces of the frame 5. The base member 113 is coupled to the frame 5 so that

In this state, when the golf clubs 100 are inserted into the respective insertion tubes 9 corresponding to the respective partition members 115 of the dividing means 111 in accordance with the size of the golf club, the golf clubs 100 are connected to the connecting tubes 129. Through the insertion hole 135 of the tube set 131 to be separated from the other golf clubs 100.

At this time, the head of the golf club 100 exposed to the outside of the insertion tube 9 is directed toward the outside of the frame 5 and corresponds to the insertion tube 9 as shown in FIG. Partitioning member 1 of sorting means 111
The head 110 of each golf club 100 is supported by the partition member 115 so that the head 110 of each golf club 100 can be seen from the outside. Thus, the golf club number displayed on the golf club head can be easily identified from the outside.

As shown in FIG. 25, a space having an arbitrary size is formed between the upper surface of the base member 113 and the upper surface of the frame 5 as shown in FIG. The head 110 of the putting golf club 100 inserted into the insertion tube 9 located at the forefront of the member 113 is located.

Further, as shown in FIG. 24, the grip portion 120 of each golf club 100 is completely adhered and supported in the coupling groove 141 of the lower body 7, and the head 110 of each golf club 100 has The partition member 115 contacts the side surface of the partition member 115 and is supported while being separated from each other.

At this time, the head 110 portion of each golf club 100 has an arbitrary distance from the upper end surface of the base member 113 so that the head 110 portion of the golf club 100 contacts the side surface of the partition member 115. The golf club 100 can be supported by the lower body 7.

Therefore, as described above, each golf club 10
Since the zero grip portion 120 is supported while being in contact with the lower body 7, the length of the upper body 1 can be formed at the same height as the upper body 1 of the conventional golf bag.

FIGS. 26 and 27 are views showing a golf bag according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the seventh embodiment except for the following.

The tube set 131 includes a frame member 143 formed of a flexible material such as cloth or leather and having an arbitrary size from a flexible material;
43 and a soft member 147 that is joined by sewing or joining means at an arbitrary interval to form an insertion hole 145 into which the golf club 100 can be inserted.

The frame member 143 and the soft member 14
7 is tightly coupled to the frame 5 and the lower body 7 so as to maintain an arbitrary cylindrical or polygonal shape for inserting the golf club 100.

The frame member 143 is formed along the shape of the tube set 131, that is, along one side surface (for example, the outer surface) of the overall arrangement shape (for example, a “T” shape) of the insertion tubes 9 formed in the frame 5. It is preferable to arrange them.

On both end surfaces of the frame member 143, a surface 143a forming the shape of the tube set 131 is provided.
There is provided an extension member 153 having an arbitrary size and integrally extending along the 143b, and for connecting the frame member 143 and the soft member 147 to the frame 5 and the lower body 7 by rivets 151 and the like, respectively. .

The extension member 153 is a frame member 143.
Also, it is preferably formed of a hard material such as a synthetic resin so that the frame of the soft member 147 can be firmly connected to the frame 5 and the lower body 7 while forming the frame.

FIG. 28 is a view showing a golf bag according to a ninth embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the eighth embodiment except for the following.

Also, holes 157 for inserting pockets 155 are provided at least on both side surfaces of the upper body 1 so that the space formed between the upper body 1 and the tube set 131 can be used. It is formed in one or more arbitrary sizes.

The upper body 1 has a zipper 159 inside.
The pocket 155 which is opened and closed by the above is inserted through the hole 157, and the pocket 155 is connected to the upper main body 1 by sewing or the like.

The pocket may be completely inserted into the upper body 1 or only partially inserted into the hole so as to minimize a portion protruding outside the upper body 1.

[0130]

As described above, according to the present invention, a tube set into which a large number of golf clubs can be inserted while being separated from each other can be integrally connected, so that the tube set can be easily assembled and a tube set without a separate reinforcing plate. The golf bag itself can maintain its rigidity, prevent the golf club from protruding out of the outer surface of the golf bag, and prevent the golf club from being damaged while storing or moving the golf bag. The inside of the golf bag can be used as a pocket, and the pocket can be inserted into the inside of the golf bag, so that the size of the golf bag can be made small, and the internal space of the golf bag can be minimized. effective.

Further, without a separate golf club head cover for protecting the golf club, mutual collision between golf clubs inserted into the golf bag can be prevented, and the golf club can be inserted even if the golf bag shakes. The golf club head does not move in any direction and does not generate noise, which prevents damage to the head of the golf club and minimizes the golf clubs sequentially inserted into the golf bag during a golf game or practice. There is also an effect that the golf club can be searched in time and which golf club has been removed or lost from the golf bag can be easily confirmed.

In addition, since the tube set of the soft material into which the golf clubs are inserted can be easily and integrally connected to the frame, the assembly is simplified and the weight of the golf bag can be reduced.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view illustrating a golf bag according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a main part of the golf bag according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a golf bag according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view illustrating a golf bag according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line II of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a golf bag according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a partially exploded perspective view illustrating a golf bag according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a partial perspective view illustrating an assembled state of a golf bag according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a plan view showing a frame according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a golf bag according to a third embodiment of the present invention in an assembled state.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view illustrating a use state of a golf bag according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a partial side view showing a use state of a golf bag according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a partial perspective view illustrating a golf bag according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a golf bag according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention in an assembled state.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view illustrating a golf bag according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view illustrating a use state of a golf bag according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a partially exploded perspective view illustrating a golf bag according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the connected state of FIG.

FIG. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing a main part of a golf bag according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a perspective view showing the connected state of FIG. 18;

FIG. 21 is a plan view illustrating a frame of a golf bag according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 22 is a partially exploded cross-sectional view showing a connected state of a golf bag according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 23 is a perspective view illustrating a tube set according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 24 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a use state of a golf bag according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 25 is a partial side view showing a use state of a golf bag according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 26 is a perspective view illustrating a tube set of a golf bag according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 27 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a golf bag according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 28 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a golf bag according to a ninth embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Upper main body 5 Frame 7 Lower main body 9 Insertion pipe 10 Fixing groove 11 Tube set 13 Main body 15 Insertion hole 17 Projection part 19 Connection groove 21 Zipper 23 Pocket 25 Division means 27 Base 29 Inclined part 30, 31 Partition 32 Partition plate 33 Connection groove 35 Locking Hole 37 Locking Projection 38 Projection 39 Bag String 41 Portable Handle 100 Golf Club 110 Head 120 Grip

Claims (25)

[Claims] An upper body having a tubular structure; a frame installed on the upper body to maintain a shape of a golf bag; and a frame installed on a lower part of the upper body, and a lower part of the upper body. A lower body for supporting a grip portion of the golf club, forming a bottom in a wrapped state, and supporting a side surface of a golf club head coupled to the frame and supporting the grip portion on the lower body; Means for dividing each golf club inserted therein so as not to collide with each other, and for dividing the head portion of each golf club so that it can be immediately identified from the outside. 2. The golf bag according to claim 1, wherein a tube set for separately inserting the golf clubs inserted into the upper body through the insertion tube is inserted into the frame. 3. The golf bag according to claim 1, wherein the dividing unit is formed to be separated from a lower end surface of the head of the golf club when supporting a side surface of the head of the golf club. 4. The golf bag according to claim 1, wherein the partitioning means is formed to contact a lower end surface of the golf club head when supporting a side surface of the golf club head. 5. A partitioning means comprising: a base disposed at an intermediate portion of a frame; and a plurality of at least one row disposed on one surface of the base, for separating heads of golf clubs inserted into a golf bag from each other. 2. The golf bag according to claim 1, further comprising a partition for guiding and supporting the head of the golf club while preventing the golf club from flowing. 6. The golf bag according to claim 5, wherein the base is integrally formed with the frame, or is detachably connected by a connecting means so that the upper body and the frame can be easily connected. 7. The upper surface of the base forms a slope inclined at an arbitrary angle so that a golf club divided by a partition can be easily distinguished from the outside while being distinguished, and can be supported by a lower body. The golf bag according to claim 5, wherein 8. The golf club according to claim 1, wherein the identification number of the golf club displayed on the head of each golf club is easily confirmed from the outside according to the length of the golf club inserted into the golf bag. 6. The golf bag according to claim 5, wherein each row of the partition is formed so as to have a step and to be inclined or formed at the same height. 9. The partition according to claim 8, wherein the partition is again inclined at an arbitrary angle with respect to the inclined portion so that the head of the golf club can be guided and supported accurately and can prevent flow. The golf bag according to the above. 10. The method according to claim 1, wherein the dividing means is disposed inside a portion of the upper surface of the frame where the golf club is to be inserted, and is arranged in one or more rows at arbitrary intervals.
A second base member; a plurality of second base members installed on the upper surfaces of the first and second base members at a predetermined interval or an arbitrary interval to support a side surface of a head of each golf club inserted into the golf bag. 2. A partition for preventing collision with a head of another golf club while being divided.
A golf bag according to claim 1. 11. The head member of a golf club supported by a partition located in any one of the first and second base members collides with a head portion of a golf club supported by a partition of another row. The golf bag according to claim 10, wherein the golf bag is formed to have different heights in order to prevent the height. 12. The tube set includes a frame member formed of a flexible material having an arbitrary bend and having an arbitrary size; and a golf club is coupled to the frame member by sewing or coupling means at an arbitrary interval. The golf bag according to claim 2, comprising a soft member for forming an insertion hole into which each can be inserted. 13. Both end surfaces of the frame member are formed to extend along a surface forming a tube set while forming a frame of the frame member and the soft member, and the frame member and the soft member are connected to the frame and the lower body. 13. The golf bag of claim 12, wherein an extension member is provided for coupling to each of the golf bags. 14. A cover coupled to the upper portion of the upper body to cover the upper portion of the upper body, and formed on both sides of the inner surface of the cover so as to be located at least up to the upper end of each row of partitions. The golf bag according to claim 1, further comprising first and second inner covers for covering a head portion of the golf clubs in the row and preventing a flow of the golf clubs. 15. A velcro fastener for fixing a first inner cover and a second inner cover on one surface of an end of the first and second inner covers.
15. The golf bag according to claim 14, wherein an astener, a button, a zipper or the like is coupled. 16. A connecting hole formed in at least one row on both side surfaces of the base at an arbitrary interval and for connecting an adjustment bolt so that the height of the base can be adjusted from the upper surface of the frame. 6. The golf bag according to claim 5, further comprising: screw holes formed on both side surfaces of the protrusion of the frame so as to correspond to the coupling holes, for fixing adjustment bolts in a state of being coupled to the coupling holes. 7. 17. A base member disposed at least one or more between an insertion tube and a side surface of a frame; and at least one row is disposed on an upper surface of the base member and inserted into an upper body. And a partition member for dividing the head portion of each golf club outward while facing the same and supporting the golf club head while guiding the side surface thereof to prevent collision with another golf club head. The golf bag according to claim 1. 18. The golf club head according to claim 1, wherein the base member accurately supports the heads of the respective golf clubs on the partition member according to the length of the golf clubs, thereby preventing collisions between the golf clubs and facilitating the heads of the respective golf clubs from the outside. 18. The golf bag according to claim 17, wherein the height is reduced from one side to the other side so that the base member has a step. 19. The partition member may be perpendicular or inclined with respect to the upper surface of the base member so that the golf clubs, which are classified according to the types of golf clubs, can be easily distinguished from the outside while being classified. 19. The golf bag according to claim 18, wherein the golf bag is formed so as to be perpendicular or inclined to a side surface of the base member. 20. The golf bag according to claim 17, wherein at least one or more reinforcing members for reinforcing the rigidity of the base member are provided between the base members. 21. An insertion tube for inserting a golf club is formed at a lower end of the frame and inserted into the upper body through the insertion tube. The golf bag according to claim 17, wherein a tube set for inserting each golf club into the partition member so as to be able to translate each golf club while separating each golf club is coupled in a "T" shape inside the golf bag. . 22. The tube set includes a main body formed of a hard material having an arbitrary size and shape at a lower portion of a frame; and a golf club is inserted into the main body while being fitted with an insertion tube. 22. The golf bag according to claim 21, comprising a partition portion in which an insertion hole is formed. 23. The tube set includes a frame member formed of a flexible material that can be bent at an arbitrary size, and a “T” shape formed by sewing or connecting means at an arbitrary distance from the frame member. 22. The golf bag according to claim 21, comprising a soft member that is joined to have an insertion hole into which the golf clubs can be inserted, respectively. 24. Both end surfaces of the frame member are formed to extend along a surface forming a tube set while forming a frame of the frame member and the soft member, and the frame member and the soft member are connected to the frame and the lower body. 24. The golf bag of claim 23, wherein an extension member is provided for coupling to each of the golf bags. 25. A pocket formed on one surface of the upper body so as to use a space formed between the upper body and the tube set. A golf bag according to claim 1.