Finally an Interesting Golf Bag Invention
There is not a lot of patent activity in the field of golf bags compared to every other item that a golfer touches. Not quite as surprising as the lack of protection directed to golf shaft technology, but still surprising. Fortunately this week we get a look at a golf bag invention that isn’t afraid of being a little unusual. The invention is found in a patent application that published today as US Pub. No. 20120012482 titled “Balanced, Separable, Weight-Distributed Golf Bag for Ease of Carrying.” The application describes the invention as:
Check out this innovative golf bag!
Slap a Puma logo on it and young whippersnappers would be all over them.
Dave Dawsey - The Golf Bag Patent Attorney
PS – click HERE to check out other posts directed to golf bag designs
A golf club bag is formed in two compartments and attached to form essentially an X shape at approximately midpoint on each compartment. The connection point may vary. Shoulder straps attached to each compartment allow the golfer to carry the bag with the weight proportionally distributed on each shoulder and across the back. The bag may also have a detachable connection to allow the bag to be separated to allow a single compartment to be carried or arranged in such a way that is convenient for storage or transit, and a stand that can be repositioned depending on the golf bag configuration.
Check out this innovative golf bag!
Slap a Puma logo on it and young whippersnappers would be all over them.
Dave Dawsey - The Golf Bag Patent Attorney
PS – click HERE to check out other posts directed to golf bag designs
Posted by David Dawsey PE Esq at 1/19/2012 12:00 AM 
Categories: Golf Bags, Published Patent App of the Week
Categories: Golf Bags, Published Patent App of the Week
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