Structure enabling golf club bag to firmly stand

Abstract

A structure enabling a golf club bag to firmly stand located at an opening of a golf club bag includes two symmetrical and pivotally disposed supporting posts extended downward. A lower portion of the golf club bag is provided with a bendable bending cable at one side corresponding to the supporting posts, with the bending cable defining the lower portion into a fixed portion and a bending portion. When stretching the supporting posts on a planar surface, the bending portion is appressed against the planar surface by bending the bending cable. Therefore, for that the bending portion is appressed against the planar surface and the supporting posts are stretched for support, the golf club bag is enabled to firmly stand at a tilted angle on the planar surface without being slippery.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] (a) Field of the Invention [0002] The invention relates to a structure enabling a golf club bag to firmly stand, and more particularly, to a structure disposed at one side of a golf club bag and having a bendable bending cable. The bending cable divides a bottom portion of the golf club bag into a fixed portion and a bending portion. When supporting posts of the golf club bag are stretched to stand on a planar surface, the bending cable is bent to have the bending portion stay appressed to the planar surface. Therefore, by stretching the supporting posts and having the bending portion stay appressed against the planar surface, the golf club bag to firmly stand at an angle on the planar surface. [0003] (b) Description of the Prior Art [0004] Referring to FIG. 1 showing a conventional supporting device of a golf club bag, a golf club bag 1 has a longitudinal fixed portion 11; a pivotal member 12 disposed at an upper end of the fixed portion 11; two s...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

"The invention is a golf club bag with a structure that allows it to stand firmly on a flat surface. The structure includes two symmetrical supporting posts and a steel cable at each post. The steel cables extend along the edge of the bag and are joined with an embedding element at the bottom. The bottom portion is divided into a fixed portion and a bending portion. When the supporting posts are stretched to stand on a surface, the bending cable is bent to make the bottom portion appressed against the surface. This allows the bag to stand at an angle on the surface without being slippery. The invention reduces production costs and simplifies manufacturing procedures."

Problems solved by technology

However, this prior golf club bag 1 in only capable of steadily standing on the planar surface by necessarily utilizing the supporting section 16.

Thus, production expenses and time are increased for manufacturing and installing the supporting section 16; not only overall production costs are raised, but also complicated manufacturing procedures are resulted.

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