KR102639458B1 - Golf bag - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a golf bag that increases sealing force by allowing the upper cover to be attached and detached from the body of the golf bag using a magnet and snap button.

Description

Golf bag

The present invention relates to a golf bag, and more specifically, to a golf bag that increases sealing force by allowing the upper cover to be attached and detached from the body of the golf bag using magnets and snap buttons.

Generally, most golf bags have a straight body to store golf clubs, and the top is open to store a number of golf clubs and golf equipment.

In addition, the golf bag has a partition formed on the upper entrance side to store golf clubs according to each type.

In addition, the golf bag is made of natural leather or artificial leather, and is mass-produced as a product with joints, shoulder rests, and pockets for storing small items all sewn together.

Therefore, when moving to each hole, golf clubs and golf equipment are placed in a golf bag and carried or carried on the shoulder when moving.

Republic of Korea Registration Office No. 20-0403024

The purpose of the present invention is to increase the sealing force by allowing the upper cover to be attached and detached from the body of the golf bag using a magnet and a snap button.

The present invention is characterized as a golf bag in which the upper cover is attached and detached from the body of the golf bag using a magnet and a snap button.

In one embodiment, the golf bag includes a bag body that sorts and stores a plurality of golf clubs, has a plurality of pockets, and is movable, and a plurality of golf clubs provided inside the bag body from the outside. A bag cover that can be opened and closed on one side of the upper part of the bag body for protection, a cover zipper that can be opened and closed in a vertical direction on the front of the bag cover to open the bag cover, and a cover side magnet and a cover side snap button that are detachable. A body side attachment surface formed around the upper part of the bag body so that the body side magnet and body side snap button can be formed, a body side magnet formed on one side of the body side attachment surface so that the cover side magnet can be attached, and a cover side snap. A body side snap button is formed on the other side of the body side attachment surface so that the button can be attached, and a cover side magnet and cover side snap button that are detachable from the body side magnet and body side snap button are formed around the lower inner surface of the bag cover. A cover side attachment surface formed on one side of the cover side attachment surface so that it can be attached to a body side magnet, and a cover side snap button formed on the other side of the cover side attachment surface so that it can be attached to a body side snap button. It is characterized by including.

In another embodiment, the golf bag raises the club for use by touching the sensor on the side of the desired club, or lowers the club by detecting the seat of the used club when stored, so that the club is raised and lowered within the bag body. It further includes a club elevating and lowering part, wherein the club elevating and lowering part includes a cylinder box formed in the lower part of the bag body to accommodate a elevating and lowering cylinder for elevating and lowering the club inserted through each club storage hole. , It is formed at the position of each club storage hole on the inner floor of the cylinder box to raise and lower the cylinder plate formed on the bottom inside each club storage hole, and is driven by receiving detection signals from the seating sensor and entry sensor, When a signal from the entry sensor is detected, the cylinder plate is raised, and when the entry sensor's detection signal and the seating sensor's detection signal are simultaneously detected, the cylinder plate is lowered. A lifting and lowering cylinder is formed to rise after a certain period of time, and a club storage hole nap part. A cylinder plate connected to the cylinder shaft of each raising and lowering cylinder to raise and lower the respective seating members, a seating member formed on the upper surface of the cylinder plate made of an elastic material to prevent the club from being damaged when the club is seated, and An insertion groove is formed in the center of the seating member so that one side of the club can be inserted so that the club can be raised and lowered without shaking when seated, and the insertion groove is inserted to detect the inserted club and provide the detected signal to the raising and lowering cylinder. A seating sensor formed on the bottom of the groove, a guide brush formed on both sides of the inside of the club storage hole to support the club being raised and lowered, clean foreign substances on the shaft of the club, and support the shaft, and a cylinder before receiving the club. It is characterized by including a touch sensor formed on the upper inner surface of the club storage hole to provide a detection signal so that the plate can be raised.

As described above, the present invention provides the effect of allowing the cover to be easily attached and detached from the body of the golf bag using magnets and snap buttons, while also increasing the sealing force.

1 is a schematic diagram of the golf bag of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a product photo of the golf bag of the present invention.
Figure 3 is an enlarged photograph of Figure 2.
Figure 4 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the club raising and lowering unit of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a detailed view of Figure 4.
Figure 6 is a diagram showing an internal drying unit, which is another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 7 is a detailed view of Figure 6.
Figure 8 is a diagram showing a club washing unit, which is another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 9 is a detailed view of Figure 8.

The detailed description of the present invention described below refers to the accompanying drawings, which show by way of example specific embodiments in which the present invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention. It should be understood that the various embodiments of the present invention are different from one another but are not necessarily mutually exclusive. For example, specific shapes, structures and characteristics described herein may be implemented in one embodiment without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Additionally, it should be understood that the location or arrangement of individual components within each disclosed embodiment may be changed without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the detailed description that follows is not intended to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the invention is limited only by the appended claims, together with all equivalents to what those claims assert, if properly described. Similar reference numbers in the drawings refer to identical or similar functions across various aspects.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the golf bag 100 of the present invention, Figure 2 is a product photograph of the golf bag 100 of the present invention, and Figure 3 is an enlarged photograph of Figure 2.

As shown in the drawing, the golf bag 100 of the present invention is characterized in that the upper cover is attached and detachable from the body of the golf bag 100 using a magnet and a snap button.

The golf bag 100 includes a bag body 110, a bag cover 111, a cover zipper 112, a body side attachment surface 113, a body side magnet 114, a body side snap button 115, and a cover side. Attachment surface (116), cover side magnet (117), cover side snap button (118). It is characterized by including a club storage hole (119).

The bag body 110 is characterized in that it categorizes and stores a plurality of golf clubs, has a plurality of pockets, and is movable.

The bag body 110 has a handle (not shown) formed on one side to enable the user to easily move it, and wheels (not shown) are formed at the bottom of the bag body 110 to enable easy movement.

The club storage hole 119 is formed to store a plurality of clubs, and a plurality of club storage holes 119 are formed in the bag body 110.

The bag cover 111 is formed to protect a plurality of golf clubs provided inside the bag body 110 from the outside. The bag cover 111 is formed to be open and closed on one upper side of the bag body 110. It is characterized by

The bag cover 111 is characterized in that it is formed to be detachable from the bag body 110.

The cover zipper 112 is formed to open the bag cover 111, and the cover zipper 112 is formed to be opened and closed in the vertical direction from the front of the bag cover 111.

The body side attachment surface 113 is formed so that the body side magnet 114 and body side snap button 115, to which the cover side magnet 117 and the cover side snap button 118 are detachable, can be formed. The body side attachment surface 113 is characterized in that it is formed around the upper part of the bag body 110.

The body side magnet 114 is formed so that the cover side magnet 117 can be attached, and the body side magnet 114 is formed on one side of the body side attachment surface 113.

The body side snap button 115 is formed so that the cover side snap button 118 can be attached, and the body side snap button 115 is formed on the other side of the body side attachment surface 113.

The cover side attachment surface 116 is formed so that the body side magnet 114 and the body side snap button 115 and the cover side magnet 117 and the cover side snap button 118 can be formed. The cover side attachment surface 116 is formed around the lower inner surface of the bag cover 111.

The cover side magnet 117 is formed to be attached to the body side magnet 114, and the cover side magnet 117 is formed on one side of the cover side attachment surface 116.

The cover side snap button 118 is formed to be attached to the body side snap button 115, and the cover side snap button 118 is formed on the other side of the cover side attachment surface 116.

Figure 4 is a diagram showing the club raising and lowering unit 200, which is another embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 5 is a detailed view of Figure 4.

As shown in the drawing, the club raising and lowering unit 200 is further included in the golf bag 100 of the present invention. The club raising and lowering unit 200 is a club for use by touching the sensor on the desired club side. When storing a raised or used club, it is characterized in that it senses the seat and lowers it so that the club can be raised and lowered within the bag body 110.

The club raising and lowering unit 200 includes a cylinder box 210, a raising and lowering cylinder 211, a cylinder plate 212, a seating member 213, an insertion groove 214, a seating sensor 215, and a guide brush 216. , characterized in that it includes a touch sensor 217.

The cylinder box 210 is formed to accommodate a lifting cylinder for raising and lowering the club inserted through each club storage hole 119. The cylinder box 210 is a bag body 110. ) It is characterized by being formed in the lower part.

The raising and lowering cylinder 211 is formed to raise and lower the cylinder plate 212 formed on the inside bottom of each club storage hole 119. The raising and lowering cylinder 211 is located inside the cylinder box 210. It is formed at the position of each club storage hole 119 on the bottom, and is driven by receiving a detection signal from the seating sensor 215 and the entry sensor 416. When a signal is detected from the entry sensor 416, the cylinder plate ( 212) is raised, and when the detection signal of the entry sensor 416 and the detection signal of the seating sensor 215 are simultaneously detected, the cylinder plate 212 is lowered and is formed to rise after a certain period of time.

The cylinder plate 212 is formed to raise and lower the seating members 213 each formed by the nap portion of the club storage hole 119. The cylinder plate 212 is formed on the cylinder shaft of each raising and lowering cylinder 211. It is characterized by being connected to.

The seating member 213 is formed to prevent the club from being damaged when the club is seated. The seating member 213 is made of an elastic material and is formed on the upper surface of the cylinder plate 212.

The insertion groove 214 is formed so that the club can be raised and lowered without shaking when seated, and the insertion groove 214 is formed in the center of the seating member 213 so that one side of the club can be inserted. .

The seating sensor 215 is formed to detect a club inserted into the insertion groove 214 and provide a detected signal to the lifting and lowering cylinder 211. The seating sensor 215 is located inside the insertion groove 214. It is characterized by being formed as a floor.

The guide brush 216 supports the club being raised and lowered, cleans foreign substances on the shaft of the club, and is formed to support the shaft. The guide brush 216 is formed on both sides of the inner surface of the club storage hole 119. It is characterized by being

The touch sensor 217 is formed so that the cylinder plate 212 can be raised before receiving the club. The touch sensor 217 is formed on the upper inner surface of the club storage hole 119 to provide a detection signal. It is characterized by

Figure 6 is a diagram showing the internal drying unit 300, which is another embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 7 is a detailed view of Figure 6.

As shown in the drawing, the internal drying unit 300 is further included in the golf bag 100 of the present invention. The internal drying unit 300 sucks air from the outside and attaches the bag body 110 to the bag body 110. It is characterized by being circulated and discharged to dry the clubs used in the bag body 110 or stored before use.

The internal drying unit 300 includes a dry exhaust box 319, a bulkhead 318, a distribution plate 310, an inlet 311, an inlet filter 312, a drying fan 313, an injection hole 314, It is characterized by including a recovery hole 315, an exhaust fan 316, and an exhaust port 317.

The dry exhaust box 319 is formed to accommodate a drying fan 313 and an exhaust fan 316 for drying the inside of the bag body 110 by sucking in and expelling air. ) is characterized in that it is formed in the lower part of the bag body 110.

The partition wall 318 allows the incoming air to move toward the bag body 110 rather than toward the exhaust fan 316, and prevents the circulated and discharged air from re-entering the drying fan 313. As formed, the partition wall 318 is characterized in that it is formed in the center of the dry exhaust box 319.

The dispersion plate 310 allows the air to be dispersed when the sucked air is injected into the bag body 110, and is formed to allow the air discharged from the bag body 110 to the dry exhaust box 319 to move, The dispersion plate 310 is formed between the bottom surface of the bag body 110 and the dry exhaust box 319.

The inlet 311 is formed to allow external air to flow into the dry exhaust box 319 through the drying fan 313. The inlet 311 is formed on one side of the dry exhaust box 319. Do it as

The suction filter 312 is formed to filter out fine dust mixed in the sucked air, and the suction filter 312 is formed on one side of the suction port 311.

The drying fan 313 is formed to suck in external air and move the air toward the bag body 110. The drying fan 313 is formed on one side of the suction filter 312.

The injection holes 314 are formed to disperse and inject air introduced from the outside through the drying fan 313 into the bag body 110. A plurality of injection holes 314 are formed on one side of the distribution plate 310. It is characterized by

The recovery hole 315 is formed so that the air circulating through the bag body 110 can be recovered to one side of the dry exhaust box 319 and discharged through the exhaust fan 316. It is characterized in that a plurality of dispersion plates 310 are formed on the other side.

The exhaust fan 316 is formed to discharge air circulating through the recovery hole 315 to the outside. The exhaust fan 316 is formed toward the exhaust port 317 formed on the other side of the dry exhaust box 319. It is characterized by being

The exhaust port 317 is formed to discharge air circulating through the exhaust fan 316 to the outside, and the exhaust port 317 is formed on the other side of the dry exhaust box 319.

Figure 8 is a diagram showing a club washing unit 400, which is another embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 9 is a detailed view of Figure 8.

As shown in the drawing, the club cleaning unit 400 is further included in the golf bag 100 of the present invention, and the club cleaning unit 400 uses a brush when inserting a used club into the bag body 110. Characterized in that it is for washing through.

The club washing unit 400 includes a washing box 410, a brush motor 411, a cleaning brush 412, a mounting member 413, a mounting sensor 414, a sterilizing lamp 415, an entry sensor 416, It is characterized by including a washing space (417).

The washing space 417 is formed to wash the club before storing it in the club storage hole 119, and the washing space 417 is formed on one side of the bag body 110.

The washing box 410 is characterized in that it is formed so that the brush motor 411 can be accommodated in the lower part of the bag body 110.

The brush motor 411 is It is formed to generate rotational power to be provided to the washing brush 412 connected to one of the plurality of washing brushes 412, and the brush motor 411 is connected to the washing brush 412. It is characterized by being formed on one side of the bottom surface.

The cleaning brush 412 is formed to clean foreign substances on the club in contact with the mounting sensor 414. The cleaning brush 412 is characterized in that a plurality of cleaning brushes 412 are formed on the upper side of the cleaning box 410.

The mounting member 413 is formed so that the club entering the washing space 417 can be seated, and the mounting member 413 is formed at the center of the upper surface of the washing box 410.

The mounting sensor 414 detects the club seated on the mounting member 413 and is formed to provide a detection signal to the brush motor 411. The mounting sensor 414 is positioned on the upper surface of the mounting member 413. It is characterized by being formed.

The sterilizing lamp 415 is formed to receive a detection signal from the entry sensor 416 and irradiate sterilizing light to the cleaning space 417. The sterilizing lamp 415 is formed on one side of the cleaning space 417. It is characterized by

The entry sensor 416 detects a club entering the washing space 417 and is formed to provide the detected signal to the sterilization lamp 415. The entry sensor 416 is located on one side of the bag body 110. It is characterized in that it is formed in the upper part of the washing space 417 formed by.

The above-described embodiments are for illustrative purposes, and those skilled in the art will recognize that the above-described embodiments can be easily modified into other specific forms without changing the technical idea or essential features of the above-described embodiments. You will understand. Therefore, the above-described embodiments should be understood in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. For example, each component described as single may be implemented in a distributed manner, and similarly, components described as distributed may also be implemented in a combined form.

The scope sought to be protected through this specification is indicated by the patent claims described later rather than the detailed description above, and should be interpreted to include the meaning and scope of the claims and all changes or modified forms derived from the equivalent concept. .

100: Golf bag
110: bag body 111: bag cover
112: cover zipper 113: body side attachment surface
114: body side magnet 115: body side snap button
116: cover side attachment surface 117: cover side magnet
118: cover side snap button 119: club storage hole
200: Club elevation and descent section
210: Cylinder box 211: Elevating cylinder
212: cylinder plate 213: seating member
214: Insertion groove 215: Seating sensor
216: Guide brush 217: Touch sensor
300: Internal drying unit
310: Dispersion plate 311: Inlet
312: Suction filter 313: Drying fan
314: injection hole 315: recovery hole
316: exhaust fan 317: exhaust port
318: Bulkhead 319: Dry exhaust box
400: Club washing department
410: Washing bin 411: Brush motor
412: Washing brush 413: Holding member
414: Mounting sensor 415: Sterilization lamp
416: Entry sensor 417: Washing space

Claims (3)

In a golf bag for attaching and detaching the upper cover from the body of the golf bag using a magnet and a snap button,
The golf bag is,
A bag body that sorts and stores a plurality of golf clubs, has a plurality of pockets, and is configured to be movable;
A plurality of club storage holes formed in the bag body to store multiple clubs,
A bag cover that can be opened and closed on one upper side of the bag body to protect the plurality of golf clubs provided inside the bag body from the outside;
A cover zipper formed to be able to open and close in a vertical direction on the front of the bag cover to open the bag cover,
A body side attachment surface formed around the upper part of the bag body so that the cover side magnet and the cover side snap button can be formed with a detachable body side magnet and body side snap button,
A body side magnet formed on one side of the body side attachment surface so that the cover side magnet can be attached,
A body side snap button formed on the other side of the body side attachment surface so that the cover side snap button can be attached,
A cover side attachment surface formed around the lower inner surface of the bag cover so that the body side magnet and body side snap button, and the detachable cover side magnet and cover side snap button can be formed,
A cover side magnet formed on one side of the cover side attachment surface so that it can be attached to the body side magnet,
It includes a cover side snap button formed on the other side of the cover side attachment surface so that it can be attached to the body side snap button,

The golf bag is,
It further includes a club raising and lowering unit that allows the club to be raised and lowered within the bag body by touching the sensor on the side of the desired club to raise the club for use or lowering it by detecting the seat of the used club when stored,
The club elevation and lowering section,
A cylinder box formed in the lower part of the bag body to accommodate a lifting cylinder for raising and lowering the clubs inserted through each club storage hole,
It is formed at the position of each club storage hole on the inner floor of the cylinder box to raise and lower the cylinder plate formed on the bottom inside each club storage hole, and is driven by receiving detection signals from the seating sensor and entry sensor. A raising and lowering cylinder that causes the cylinder plate to rise when a signal from the sensor is detected, and to lower the cylinder plate when the detection signal from the entry sensor and the detection signal from the seating sensor are simultaneously detected, and is formed to rise after a certain period of time;
A cylinder plate connected to the cylinder shaft of each raising and lowering cylinder to raise and lower the seating member each formed as a club storage hole nap portion,
A seating member formed on the upper surface of the cylinder plate made of an elastic material to prevent the club from being damaged when the club is seated,
An insertion groove formed in the center of the seating member so that one side of the club can be inserted so that the club can be raised and lowered without shaking when seated,
A seating sensor formed on the inside bottom of the insertion groove to detect the club being inserted into the insertion groove and provide the detected signal to the raising and lowering cylinder,
Guide brushes formed on both sides of the inside of the club storage hole to support the club being raised and lowered, clean foreign substances on the shaft of the club, and support the shaft,
It includes a touch sensor formed on the upper inside of the club storage hole to provide a detection signal so that the cylinder plate can be raised before receiving the club.

The golf bag is,
It further includes an internal drying unit for drying clubs used in the bag body or stored before use by sucking in air from the outside and circulating it through the bag body and discharging it,
The internal drying unit,
A drying exhaust box formed at the bottom of the bag body to accommodate a drying fan and an exhaust fan for sucking in and expelling air to dry the inside of the bag body;
A partition wall formed in the center of the drying exhaust box to allow the incoming air to move toward the bag body rather than toward the exhaust fan, and to prevent the circulated and discharged air from re-entering the drying fan side;
A dispersion plate formed between the bottom of the bag body and the dry exhaust box to disperse the inhaled air when it is injected into the bag body, and to allow the air discharged from the bag body to the dry exhaust box to move,
An intake port formed on one side of the dry exhaust box to allow external air to flow into the dry exhaust box through the drying fan,
An intake filter formed on one side of the intake port to filter out fine dust mixed in the inhaled air,
A drying fan formed on one side of the suction filter to suck in external air and move the air toward the bag body,
A plurality of injection holes formed on one side of the dispersion plate so that the air introduced from the outside through the drying fan is distributed and injected into the bag body,
A plurality of recovery holes formed on the other side of the distribution plate so that the air circulating through the bag body can be recovered on one side of the dry exhaust box and discharged through the exhaust fan;
An exhaust fan formed toward the exhaust port formed on the other side of the dry exhaust box to discharge air circulating through the recovery hole to the outside;
A golf bag that includes an exhaust port formed on the other side of the dry exhaust box so that the air circulated through the exhaust fan is discharged to the outside.
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