Golf bag and combination

Abstract

The invention provides a golf bag and a golf bag combination which can accommodate a sub-bag and are difficult to generate defects when the sub-bag is not accommodated. The golf bag is provided with a mouth frame (10), a main partition piece (34) and an auxiliary partition piece (36). The main separator (34) and the sub-separator (36) are attached to the mouth frame (10). The secondary partition (36) is removable from the mouth frame (10). The mouth frame (10) has an opening (32). The main separator (34) divides the opening (32) into a first region (Z1), a second region (Z2), a third region (Z3), and a fourth region (Z4). The sub-separator (36) divides the fourth region (Z4) into a first small region (Z41), a second small region (Z42), and a third small region (Z43). The fourth region (Z4) can accommodate the sub-bag in a state where the sub-partition (36) is removed from the mouth frame (10).

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present specification relates to a bag for storing or carrying golf clubs. Background Art

[0002] Golf players store multiple golf clubs in a golf bag. According to the rules of golf, the number of golf clubs used in one round is 14 or less. Generally, golf players store 12 to 14 golf clubs in a golf bag. The player takes the golf bag to the golf course. On the golf course, the golf bag is transported by a caddy or a cart. The golf bag is also called a "caddy bag".

[0003] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2019-136350 discloses a golf bag capable of accommodating a sub-bag. The golf bag has a relatively large opening. The sub-bag can be accommodated in the golf bag through the opening. The sub-bag usually accommodates 2 to 5 golf clubs. Putters and wedges are mainly accommodated in the sub-bag. In a round without a caddy, the sub-bag is transported by a cart and carried by the player. The sub-bag is mainly carried by the player around the green. Prior art literature Patent Literature

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2019-136350 Technical problem to be solved by the invention In a round with a caddy, a secondary bag is not needed. The player does not carry a secondary bag in this round. In this round, the putter and wedge are directly stored in the golf bag. Even when the player goes to the driving range, the putter and wedge can be directly stored in the golf bag. As mentioned above, the golf bag has a large opening. Therefore, the golf clubs directly stored in the golf bag are arranged in a disorderly manner. The player needs to spend time to select the desired golf club from these golf clubs. In addition, the golf clubs can move greatly in the golf bag, so it is easy to cause damage to the golf clubs due to collision between the golf clubs. Summary of the invention

[0006] The present applicant intends to provide a golf bag that can accommodate a sub-bag and is less likely to cause problems when the sub-bag is not accommodated. Technical means for solving technical problems

[0007] The golf bag disclosed in this specification has: A cylindrical body having a lower opening and an upper opening; a bottom portion closing the lower opening; a mouth frame, which is located at the upper mouth and has an opening; a main partition, which is fixed to the opening frame and divides the opening into a plurality of areas; and a secondary partition that can be mounted on the mouth frame and removed from the mouth frame, The sub-partition member can divide one area into a plurality of small areas by being mounted on the mouth frame. Effects of the Invention

[0008] The sub-partition of the golf bag can be mounted on the mouth frame and can be removed from the mouth frame. When the sub-partition is removed from the mouth frame, the golf bag can accommodate the sub-partition. When the sub-partition is mounted on the mouth frame, a plurality of golf clubs are neatly arranged in the golf bag. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 This is a front view of a golf bag according to an embodiment, shown together with a sub-bag. Figure 2 It shows Figure 1 Side view of a golf bag and accessory bag. Figure 3 It shows Figure 1 An enlarged side view of a mouth frame of a golf bag. Figure 4 Shown with main and secondary dividers Figure 1 An enlarged top view of a mouth frame of a golf bag. Figure 5 It shows Figure 4 A three-dimensional view of the secondary partition. Figure 6 It shows Figure 4 Top view of the mouth frame. Figure 7 It is along Figure 6 An enlarged cross-sectional view of line VII-VII. Figure 8 It is along Figure 6 An enlarged cross-sectional view of line VIII-VIII. Fig. 9 Shown with sub-partition Figure 7 A cross-sectional view of the mouth frame. Fig.10 Shown with sub-partition Figure 7 A cross-sectional view of the mouth frame. Fig.11 Shown with the shaft of a golf club Figure 4 The mouth frame and the top view of the. Fig.12 Shown with accessory bag and golf club shaft Figure 6 Top view of the mouth frame. Fig.13 It is a plan view of a mouth frame of a golf bag according to another embodiment, showing the main partition and the sub-partition together. Fig.14 It is a top view of a mouth frame of a golf bag shown together with a main partition and a sub-partition according to another embodiment. Fig.15 It is a top view of a mouth frame of a golf bag shown together with a main partition and a sub-partition according to another embodiment. Fig.16 It is a top view of a mouth frame of a golf bag shown together with a main partition and a sub-partition according to another embodiment. Fig.17 It shows Fig.16 A three-dimensional view of the secondary partition. Fig.18 It shows Fig.16 Top view of the mouth frame. Fig.19 (a) shows the Fig.18 An enlarged view of the mouth frame observed in the direction of arrow XIX, Fig.19 (b) is along Fig.19 (a) is a cross-sectional view of line BB. Fig. 20 It shows Fig.16 An enlarged cross-sectional view of the mouth frame and the secondary partition. Fig.21 It is along Fig. 20 (c) is a cross-sectional view taken along line XXI-XXI. Fig. 22 This is a side view showing a sub-partition member of a golf bag according to another embodiment. Fig.23 It is along Fig. 22 An enlarged cross-sectional view of line XXIII-XXIII. Fig.24 (a) is a front view showing a part of a mouth frame of a golf bag according to another embodiment. Fig.24 (b) is along Fig.24 (a) is a cross-sectional view of line BB. Fig.25 (a) is a front view showing a part of a mouth frame of a golf bag according to another embodiment. Fig.25 (b) is along Fig.25 (a) is a cross-sectional view of line BB. Fig.26 This is a perspective view showing a sub-partition member of a golf bag according to another embodiment. Fig. 27(a) shows Fig.26 A front view of a portion of a mouth frame of a golf bag, Fig. 27 (b) is along Fig. 27 (a) is a cross-sectional view of line BB, Fig. 27 (c) is along Fig. 27 (a) is a cross-sectional view of the CC line. Fig.28 It shows Fig.26 The secondary separator and Fig. 27 An enlarged cross-sectional view of the mouth frame. Explanation of symbols 4. Golf Bag 6. Main Body 8···Bottom 10···Mouth frame 32. Opening 34···Main separator 36···Sub-separator 42···Boss 44···Slot 46···Inner plate 48···Outer panel 50···Hole 52···Latch 56···Axis 58···Maximum circle 60···mouth frame 62···Main separator 64···Sub-separator 66···Latch 68···Kong 70···Boss 72···Slots 74···Open your mouth 76···mouth frame 78···Main separator 80···Sub-separator 82···Latch 84···Slot 86···Open your mouth 88···mouth frame 90···Main separator 92···Sub-partition 94···Pin 96···Kong 98···Boss 100···Slots 102···Open your mouth 104···mouth frame 106···Main separator 108···Sub-separator 110···Open your mouth 112···Boss 114···Boss 116···Axis 118···Flange 120···Inner plate 122···Outer panel 124···Kong 126···Wide Width 128···Narrow Width 130···Sub-separator 132···Boss 134···Boss 136···Axis 138···Flange 140···lower end 142···mouth frame 144···Hood 146···Inner plate 148···Outer panel 150···Open 152···Kong 154···Embroidery area 156···mouth frame 158···First Cover 160···Second Hood 162···Inner plate 164···Outer panel 166···Open your mouth 168···Kong 170···Embroidery area 172···Sub-separator 174···mouth frame 175···Boss 176···Boss 178···Inner plate 180···Outer panel 182···Kong 184···Depression. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0010] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate.

[0011] [First embodiment] Figure 1 and Figure 2 In the figures, the golf bag 4 is shown together with the sub-bag 2. In these figures, the arrow X indicates the left-right direction of the golf bag 4, the arrow Y indicates the front-back direction of the golf bag 4, and the arrow Z indicates the up-down direction of the golf bag 4.

[0012] The golf bag 4 includes a main body 6, a bottom 8, a mouth frame 10 (top hoop), a handle 12, a first bag 14, a second bag 16, a third bag 18, a fourth bag 20, and a fifth bag 22. The main body 6 is cylindrical. The main body 6 has an upper opening 24 and a lower opening 26. The bottom 8 closes the lower opening 26. The mouth frame 10 is located at the upper opening 24. The mouth frame 10 is fixed to the main body 6. The sub-bag 2 includes a main body 28 and a handle 30.

[0013] Figure 3 and Figure 4 The mouth frame 10 is shown. The mouth frame 10 has an opening 32. In the mouth frame 10, the golf bag 4 opens upward. Figure 4 As shown, the golf bag 4 has a main divider 34 and a secondary divider 36 .

[0014] The main partition 34 has a first element 341 and a pair of second elements 342. The first element 341 has two ends 38. Each end 38 is fixed to the inner surface of the mouth frame 10. Each second element 342 has two ends 40. One end 40 is fixed to the inner surface of the mouth frame 10, and the other end 40 is fixed to the first element 341. The main partition 34 is fixed to the mouth frame 10 as a whole. The main partition 34 is not easily removed from the mouth frame 10. If the mouth frame 10 or the main partition 34 is damaged, the mouth frame 10 and the main partition 34 can be separated.

[0015] Figure 5 The sub-partition 36 is shown. The sub-partition 36 has a first element 361 and a second element 362. The first element 361 has a pair of bosses 42. Specifically, the first element 361 has a right boss 42a and a left boss 42b. The second element 362 extends from the first element 361. The second element 362 has a slot 44.

[0016] Preferably, the sub-partition 36 has elasticity. The sub-partition 36 can be easily elastically deformed by the force of a human hand. A preferred material of the sub-partition 36 is a resin composition. The material of the sub-partition 36 can be a relatively hard cross-linked rubber.

[0017] As will be described in detail later, the sub-partition 36 is removable from the mouth frame 10 . Figures 6 to 8 The mouth frame 10 and the main partition 34 are shown in a state where the sub-partition 36 is removed. Figure 7 and Figure 8 As shown, the mouth frame 10 has an inner plate 46 and an outer plate 48. Figure 6As shown, the mouth frame 10 has a pair of holes 50. Specifically, the mouth frame 10 has a right hole 50a and a left hole 50b. Figure 7 As shown, each hole 50 passes through the inner plate 46. The mouth frame 10 also has a latch 52. Figure 6 and Figure 8 As shown, the latch 52 is fixed to the inner panel 46 via a spacer 54 .

[0018] Fig. 9 The mouth frame 10 and the secondary partition 36 are shown. Specifically, Fig. 9 The right hole 50a of the mouth frame 10 and the right boss 42a of the first element 361 are shown. The right boss 42a is inserted into the right hole 50a. Although not shown, the left boss 42b is similarly inserted into the left hole 50b.

[0019] Fig.10 The mouth frame 10 and the secondary partition 36 are shown. Specifically, Fig.10 There is a latch 52 of the outlet frame 10 and a slot 44 of the second element 362. The latch 52 is inserted into the slot 44.

[0020] like Figure 4 As shown, the sub-partitioning member 36 is mounted on the mouth frame 10 by inserting the boss 42 into the hole 50 and the plug into the slot. Figure 4 The status shown is called the "installation status". Figure 6 In the embodiment, the auxiliary partition 36 is not mounted on the mouth frame 10. Figure 6 The state shown is called "non-installed state".

[0021] In the transition from the non-mounted state to the mounted state, first, the right boss 42a is inserted into the right hole 50a (see Fig. 9 ). Next, while bending (elastically deforming) the first element 361 by hand, the left boss 42b is inserted into the left hole 50b. Next, while bending (elastically deforming) the first element 361 or the second element 362 by hand, the pin 52 is inserted into the slot 44 (refer to Fig.10 ). The auxiliary partition 36 is connected to the mouth frame 10 at three points to achieve the installed state. The left boss 42b can also be inserted into the left hole 50b before the right boss 42a is inserted into the right hole 50a. The latch 52 can also be inserted into the slot 44 before the two bosses 42 are inserted.

[0022] In the transition from the mounted state to the non-mounted state, the first element 361 is bent (elastically deformed) by the force of a person's hand, while the right boss 42a is pulled out from the right hole 50a. Then, the left boss 42b is pulled out from the left hole 50b. Then, the latch 52 is pulled out from the slot 44 to achieve the non-mounted state. The left boss 42b may be pulled out from the left hole 50b before the right boss 42a is pulled out from the right hole 50a. The latch may also be pulled out from the slot 44 before the two bosses 42 are pulled out. In the non-mounted state, the sub-partition 36 may also be attached to a part other than the sub-partition 36 (main body 6, etc.). Attachment can be achieved by a magnet included in the sub-partition 36 or the main body 6. By attaching, the sub-partition 36 can be prevented from being lost. The golf bag 4 may also have a bag that can accommodate the sub-partition 36.

[0023] like Figure 6 As shown, the main partition 34 divides the opening 32 into four areas. Specifically, the main partition 34 divides the opening 32 into a first area Z1, a second area Z2, a third area Z3 and a fourth area Z4. The first area Z1 is surrounded by the mouth frame 10, the first element 341 of the main partition 34 and the second element 342 of the main partition 34. The second area Z2 is surrounded by the mouth frame 10, the first element 341 of the main partition 34 and the two second elements 342 of the main partition 34. The third area Z3 is surrounded by the mouth frame 10, the first element 341 of the main partition 34 and the second element 342 of the main partition 34. The fourth area Z4 is surrounded by the mouth frame 10 and the first element 341 of the main partition 34.

[0024] like Figure 4 As shown, the secondary partition 36 divides the fourth area Z4 into three small areas. Specifically, the secondary partition 36 divides the fourth area Z4 into a first small area Z41, a second small area Z42, and a third small area Z43. The first small area Z41 is surrounded by the mouth frame 10, the first element 341 of the main partition 34, and the first element 361 of the secondary partition 36. The second small area Z42 is surrounded by the mouth frame 10, the first element 361 of the secondary partition 36, and the second element 362 of the secondary partition 36. The third small area Z43 is surrounded by the mouth frame 10, the first element 361 of the secondary partition 36, and the second element 362 of the secondary partition 36.

[0025] Fig.11 The port frame 10 , the primary partition 34 , and the secondary partition 36 are shown in an installed state. Fig.11The shaft 56 of the golf club is shown by a double-dotted line. The first area Z1 accommodates three shafts 56. The third area Z3 accommodates three shafts 56. The first small area Z41 accommodates four shafts 56. The second small area Z42 accommodates two shafts 56. The third small area Z43 accommodates two shafts 56. The golf bag 4 accommodates 14 golf clubs. The secondary partition 36 divides the fourth area Z4 into three small areas, so that these golf clubs are neatly arranged. It is easy for the player to select a desired golf club from these golf clubs. In the golf bag 4, collision between golf clubs is unlikely to occur. Therefore, damage to the club head is unlikely to occur. Fig.11 The arrangement of the golf clubs shown is an example, and the player can change the position of the golf clubs according to his or her own preferences.

[0026] Fig.12 The mouth frame 10 and the primary divider 34 are shown in an uninstalled state. Fig.12 The sub-bag 2 is shown. The main body 28 of the sub-bag 2 is accommodated in the fourth zone Z4. The handle 30 of the sub-bag 2 is accommodated in the second zone Z2. The first zone Z1 accommodates five shafts 56. The third zone Z3 accommodates five shafts 56. The sub-bag 2 accommodates four shafts 56. Fig.12 The arrangement of the golf clubs shown is an example, and the player can change the position of the golf clubs according to his or her own preferences.

[0027] In a round without a caddie, the golf bag 4 in the unmounted state is convenient. The player will Fig.12 The golf bag 4 in the state shown is taken to the golf course. Since the sub-bag 2 is stored in the golf bag 4, the player can be relieved from the trouble of carrying the sub-bag 2. During the round, the sub-bag 2 is taken out of the golf bag 4. The player carries the sub-bag 2 near the green. The sub-bag 2 stores, for example, a putter and a wedge. The player can be relieved from the trouble of carrying multiple golf clubs. Carrying the sub-bag 2 can prevent forgetting to place the golf clubs around the green.

[0028] In a round with a caddy, there is no need to carry the sub-bag 2. The player takes the golf bag 4 to the golf course in a mounted state. Since the sub-bag 2 is not stored, the total weight of the golf bag 4 is small. Even when going to a golf driving range for practice, if the golf bag 4 is in a mounted state, the burden of carrying is small.

[0029] In the golf bag 4, the sub-partition 36 can be mounted on the mouth frame 10 by engaging the boss 42 with the hole 50 and the latch 52 with the slot 44. The mounting and removal operations do not require tools. The mounting and removal can be performed by hand. In the golf bag 4, it is easy to transition from the mounted state to the non-mounted state, and it is also easy to transition from the non-mounted state to the mounted state.

[0030] Figure 6 The double-dotted line 58 in FIG. 5 is the largest circle that can be drawn within the outline of the fourth zone Z4. The diameter of the largest circle 58 is preferably 80 mm or more. The fourth zone Z4 having a diameter of 80 mm or more can accommodate a sufficiently large sub-pack 2. From this point of view, the diameter is preferably 100 mm or more, particularly preferably 110 mm or more. The diameter is preferably 150 mm or less.

[0031] [Second embodiment] Fig.13 A mouth frame 60 of a golf bag according to another embodiment is shown. Fig.13 Also shown are the main divider 62 and the secondary divider 64. Although not shown, the golf bag is similar to Figure 1 and Figure 2 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, bottom, handles, pockets, etc.

[0032] The mouth frame 60 has a latch 66. The main partition 62 is fixed to the mouth frame 60 as a whole. The main partition 62 is not easy to remove from the mouth frame 60. The main partition 62 has a first element 621 and a pair of second elements 622. The first element 621 has a hole 68. The sub-partition 64 extends along the front-to-back direction Y. The sub-partition 64 has a boss 70 and a slot 72. The boss 70 is inserted into the hole 68, and the latch 66 is inserted into the slot 72, thereby enabling the sub-partition 64 to be installed in the mouth frame 60. In this specification, the state in which the sub-partition 64 is installed in the mouth frame 60 via other components (in this embodiment, the main partition 62) is also referred to as "the state installed in the mouth frame 60".

[0033] The main partition 62 divides the opening 74 into four areas. Specifically, the main partition 62 divides the opening 74 into a first area Z1, a second area Z2, a third area Z3, and a fourth area Z4. The secondary partition 64 divides the fourth area Z4 into two small areas. Specifically, the secondary partition 64 divides the fourth area Z4 into a first small area Z41 and a second small area Z42. These small areas are arranged along the left-right direction X.

[0034] By pulling the boss 70 out of the hole 68 and the latch 66 out of the slot 72, the sub-partition 64 can be removed from the mouth frame 60. The golf bag is also easy to transfer from the mounted state to the non-mounted state, and is also easy to transfer from the non-mounted state to the mounted state. In the mounted state, a plurality of golf clubs are neatly stored in the golf bag. In the non-mounted state, the fourth area Z4 can store the sub-bag 2 (see Figure 1 ).

[0035] [Third Embodiment] Fig.14A mouth frame 76 of a golf bag according to another embodiment is shown. Fig.14 Also shown are a primary divider 78 and a secondary divider 80. Although not shown, the golf bag is similar to Figure 1 and Figure 2 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, bottom, handles, pockets, etc.

[0036] The mouth frame 76 has a pair of latches 82. The main partition 78 is fixed to the mouth frame 76 as a whole. The main partition 78 is not easily removed from the mouth frame 76. The main partition 78 has a first element 781 and a pair of second elements 782. The sub-partition 80 extends along the left-right direction X. The sub-partition 80 has a pair of slots 84. By inserting each latch 82 into the slot 84, the sub-partition 80 can be mounted on the mouth frame 76.

[0037] The main partition 78 divides the opening 86 into four areas. Specifically, the main partition 78 divides the opening 86 into a first area Z1, a second area Z2, a third area Z3, and a fourth area Z4. The secondary partition 80 divides the fourth area Z4 into two small areas. Specifically, the secondary partition 80 divides the fourth area Z4 into a first small area Z41 and a second small area Z42. These small areas are arranged along the front-to-back direction Y.

[0038] By pulling out the latch 82 from the slot 84, the sub-partitioning member 80 can be removed from the mouth frame 76. The golf bag can also be easily transferred from the mounted state to the non-mounted state, and from the non-mounted state to the mounted state. In the mounted state, a plurality of golf clubs can be neatly stored in the golf bag. In the non-mounted state, the fourth area Z4 can store the sub-bag 2 (see Figure 1 ).

[0039] [Fourth Embodiment] Fig.15 A mouth frame 88 of a golf bag according to another embodiment is shown. Fig.15 Also shown are a main divider 90 and a secondary divider 92. Although not shown, the golf bag is similar to Figure 1 and Figure 2 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, bottom, handles, pockets, etc.

[0040] The mouth frame 88 has three latches 94. The main partition 90 is fixed to the mouth frame 88 as a whole. The main partition 90 is not easily removed from the mouth frame 88. The main partition 90 has a first element 901 and a pair of second elements 902. The first element 901 has a hole 96. The sub-partition 92 has a boss 98 and three slots 100. By inserting the boss 98 into the hole 96 and the latch 94 into the slot 100, the sub-partition 92 can be mounted on the mouth frame 88.

[0041] The main partition 90 divides the opening 102 into four areas. Specifically, the main partition 90 divides the opening 102 into a first area Z1, a second area Z2, a third area Z3, and a fourth area Z4. The sub-partition 92 divides the fourth area Z4 into four small areas. Specifically, the sub-partition 92 divides the fourth area Z4 into a first small area Z41, a second small area Z42, a third small area Z43, and a fourth small area Z44.

[0042] By pulling the boss 98 out of the hole 96 and the latch 94 out of the slot 100, the sub-partition 92 can be removed from the mouth frame 88. The golf bag is also easy to transfer from the mounted state to the non-mounted state, and is also easy to transfer from the non-mounted state to the mounted state. In the mounted state, a plurality of golf clubs are neatly stored in the golf bag. In the non-mounted state, the fourth area Z4 can store the sub-bag 2 (see Figure 1 ).

[0043] [Fifth Embodiment] Fig.16 A mouth frame 104 of a golf bag according to another embodiment is shown. Fig.16 The main partition 106 and the sub-partition 108 are also shown. The main partition 106 divides the opening 110 of the mouth frame 104 into four areas. Specifically, the main partition 106 divides the opening 110 into a first area Z1, a second area Z2, a third area Z3, and a fourth area Z4. The sub-partition 108 divides the fourth area Z4 into three small areas. Specifically, the sub-partition 108 divides the fourth area Z4 into a first small area Z41, a second small area Z42, and a third small area Z43. Although not shown, the golf bag and Figure 1 and Figure 2 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, bottom, handles, pockets, etc.

[0044] Fig.17 1 shows a sub-partition 108. The sub-partition 108 has a first element 1081 and a second element 1082. The second element 1082 extends from the first element 1081. The first element 1081 has a boss 112. The second element 1082 has a boss 114. The boss 114 has a shaft 116 and a flange 118. The structure of the sub-partition 108 is the same as that of the Figure 5 The structure of the sub-partitions 36 shown is the same.

[0045] The sub-partition 108 is removable from the mouth frame 104 . Fig.18 and Fig.19 The mouth frame 104 is shown with the secondary partition 108 removed. Fig.19As shown in (b), the mouth frame 104 has an inner plate 120 and an outer plate 122. The mouth frame 104 has a hole 124. The hole 124 penetrates the inner plate 120. In addition to the hole 124, the structure of the mouth frame 104 is the same as Figure 6 The structure of the mouth frame 10 shown is the same.

[0046] like Fig.19 As shown in (a) of FIG. 1 , the hole 124 has a wide portion 126 and a narrow portion 128. The narrow portion 128 is continuous with the wide portion 126. The width of the wide portion 126 is greater than the width of the narrow portion 128.

[0047] exist Fig.16 In the embodiment, the boss 114 is embedded in the hole 124 . Fig. 20 1 shows the sequence of inserting the boss 114 into the hole 124. In this sequence, the second element 1082 is first moved toward Fig. 20 The flange 118 moves in the direction indicated by the arrow A1 in (a). The flange 118 passes through the wide width portion 126 by this movement. Fig. 20 (b) shows the boss 114 after passing through. Fig. 20 In (b), the shaft 116 passes through the wide portion 126. Next, the second element 1082 is moved toward Fig. 20 (b) moves in the direction indicated by the arrow A2. Fig. 20 (c) shows the boss 114 after the movement. Fig. 20 In (c), the shaft 116 passes through the narrow width portion 128.

[0048] Fig.21 It is along Fig. 20 (c) is a cross-sectional view of the XXI-XXI line. Fig.21 In FIG. 1 , arrow W1 indicates the width of wide portion 126, and arrow W2 indicates the width of narrow portion 128. Arrow D1 indicates the diameter of flange 118. Diameter D1 is smaller than width W1. Therefore, flange 118 can pass through wide portion 126 as described above. Diameter D1 is larger than width W2. Therefore, flange 118 cannot pass through narrow portion 128. Even if the flange 118 is turned toward Fig. 20 The force on the left side in (c) is applied to the second element 1082, and the second element 1082 cannot move because the flange 118 is in contact with the inner plate 120. The flange 118 prevents the boss 114 from being disengaged from the hole 124.

[0049] exist Fig.21 In FIG. 1 , arrow D2 indicates the diameter of the shaft 116. In the present embodiment, the diameter D2 is smaller than the width W2 of the narrow width portion 128. Therefore, the shaft 116 can easily move in the narrow width portion 128.

[0050] The diameter D2 may be larger than the width W2. The shaft 116 having a diameter D2 larger than the width W2 is pressed into the narrow width portion 128. By this pressing, the sub-partition 108 is stably fixed to the mouth frame 104. From the viewpoint of easy pressing, the shaft 116 is preferably formed of an elastic material. The edge of the narrow width portion 128 of the inner plate 120 may also be formed of an elastic material. As elastic materials, resin compositions and cross-linked rubbers are exemplified.

[0051] The mouth frame 104 does not have the latch 52 (see Figure 6 ). In the golf bag, the latch 52 does not hinder the smooth entry and exit of the sub-bag into the fourth area. In the golf bag, the sub-bag is not damaged by the latch 52. In the golf bag, the latch 52 is not damaged by the sub-bag.

[0052] The shape of the boss 112 of the first element 1081 may also be the same as the shape of the boss 114 of the second element 1082 .

[0053] [Sixth Embodiment] Fig. 22 and Fig.23 FIG. 1 shows a sub-partition member 130 of a golf bag according to another embodiment. Although not shown, the golf bag and Figure 1 and Figure 2 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, bottom, handles, pockets, mouth frame, main divider, etc.

[0054] The sub-partition 130 has a first element 1301 and a second element 1302. The second element 1302 extends from the first element 1301. The first element 1301 has a boss 132. The second element 1302 has a boss 134. The boss 134 has a shaft 136 and a flange 138. The sub-partition 130 has the same structure as the first element 1301 except for the boss 134. Figure 5 The structure of the sub-partitions 36 shown is the same.

[0055] like Fig.23 As shown, in this embodiment, the flange 138 has an elliptical shape. Fig.23 The up and down directions in are consistent. Fig.23 In FIG. 1 , arrow L1 indicates the protruding length of flange 138 from shaft 136 in the downward direction, and arrow L2 indicates the protruding length of flange 138 from shaft 136 in the left-right direction. Length L1 is greater than length L2. Since length L1 is large, the vicinity of lower end 140 of flange 138 is sufficient to prevent boss 134 from being pulled out of the hole. From this viewpoint, length L1 is preferably 1.0 mm or more, more preferably 2.0 mm or more, and particularly preferably 2.5 mm or more.

[0056] The second element 1302 is subjected to a force in the left-right direction due to the collision with the golf club. Since the length L2 is small, even if the second element 1302 is subjected to a force, it is difficult to cause damage to the inner plate and the boss 134. From this point of view, the length L2 is preferably 5.0 mm or less, more preferably 3.0 mm or less, and particularly preferably 1.0 mm or less. The length L2 may also be 0.

[0057] The length difference (L1-L2) is preferably 0.5 mm or more, more preferably 1.0 mm or more, and particularly preferably 1.5 mm or more. The difference (L1-L2) is preferably 30 mm or less, more preferably 20 mm or less, and particularly preferably 15 mm or less.

[0058] The flange 138 may have a shape other than an ellipse. The flange 138 may have various shapes in which the length L1 is greater than the length L2.

[0059] The shape of the boss 132 of the first element 1301 may also be the same as the shape of the boss 134 of the second element 1302 .

[0060] [Seventh Embodiment] Fig.24 FIG. 1 shows a portion of a mouth frame 142 of a golf bag according to another embodiment. Although not shown, the golf bag is similar to the Figures 16 to 19 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, a bottom, handles, pockets, a primary divider, a secondary divider, and the like.

[0061] The mouth frame 142 has a cover 144. Fig.24 As shown in (b), the cover 144 covers the inner plate 146. The cover 144 also covers a portion of the outer plate 148. The cover 144 has an opening 150. The boss of the secondary partition (first element or second element) can be embedded in the hole 152 through the opening 150. In the present embodiment, the material of the cover 144 is an air net. The cover 144 has excellent cushioning properties. The cover 144 can also be made of a material with excellent cushioning properties other than an air net.

[0062] according to Fig.24 As is apparent from (a), the contour of the hole 152 is within the contour of the opening 150 (an elongated circle in this example). In other words, the cover 144 does not overlap with the hole 152. In the mouth frame 142, the cover 144 does not hinder the installation of the sub-partition member to the mouth frame 142. Moreover, in the mouth frame 142, even if the sub-partition member is repeatedly installed and removed, it is difficult to damage the cover 144.

[0063] exist Fig.24In (a), arrow L3 is the distance between the edge of hole 152 and the edge of opening 150. From the viewpoint of preventing cover 144 from being damaged, distance L3 is preferably 2.0 mm or more, more preferably 3.0 mm or more, and particularly preferably 3.5 mm or more.

[0064] like Fig.24 As shown in FIG. 1 (a), the cover 144 has an embroidery region 154 near the edge of the opening 150. The embroidery region 154 can suppress damage to the vicinity of the edge of the opening 150.

[0065] [Eighth Embodiment] Fig.25 FIG. 1 shows a portion of a mouth frame 156 of a golf bag according to another embodiment. Although not shown, the golf bag is similar to the golf bag of FIG. Figures 16 to 19 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, a bottom, handles, pockets, a primary divider, a secondary divider, and the like.

[0066] The mouth frame 156 has a first cover 158 and a second cover 160. Fig.25 As shown in (b), the first cover 158 covers the inner plate 162. The first cover 158 also covers a portion of the outer plate 164. The second cover 160 covers the inner plate 162. The second cover 160 has an opening 166. The boss of the secondary partition (first element or second element) can be embedded in the hole 168 through the opening 166. In the present embodiment, the material of the first cover 158 is an air net. The first cover 158 has excellent cushioning properties. The material of the second cover 160 is a braided belt. The second cover 160 has excellent wear resistance. The second cover 160 can be made of various materials other than the braided belt.

[0067] according to Fig.25 As is apparent from (a), the contour of the hole 168 is within the contour of the opening 166 (in this example, an elongated circle). In other words, the second cover 160 does not overlap with the hole 168. In the mouth frame 156, the second cover 160 does not hinder the installation of the sub-partition member to the mouth frame 156. Furthermore, in the mouth frame 156, even if the sub-partition member is repeatedly installed and removed, it is difficult to damage the second cover 160.

[0068] exist Fig.25 In (a), arrow L4 is the distance between the edge of hole 168 and the edge of opening 166. From the viewpoint of preventing second cover 160 from being damaged, distance L3 is preferably 2.0 mm or more, more preferably 3.0 mm or more, and particularly preferably 3.5 mm or more.

[0069] like Fig.25 As shown in FIG. 1 (a), the second cover 160 has an embroidery region 170 near the edge of the opening 166. The embroidery region 170 can suppress damage to the vicinity of the edge of the opening 166.

[0070] [Ninth Embodiment] Fig.26 and Fig. 27 A golf bag according to another embodiment is shown. Fig.26 A secondary partition 172 is shown, Fig. 27 A portion of the mouth frame 174 is shown. Figure 1 and Figure 2 The golf bag shown similarly has a body, bottom, handles, pockets, main divider, etc.

[0071] like Fig.26 As shown, the sub-spacer 172 has a first element 1721 and a second element 1722. The second element 1722 extends from the first element 1721. The first element 1721 has a boss 175. The second element 1722 has a boss 176.

[0072] like Fig. 27 As shown, the mouth frame 174 has an inner plate 178 and an outer plate 180. The mouth frame 174 has a hole 182 and a recess 184. The hole 182 passes through the inner plate 178. The recess 184 is formed in the inner plate 178. Fig. 27 In the front view (a), the recess 184 is continuous with the hole 182. In addition to the hole 182 and the recess 184, the structure of the mouth frame 174 is similar to Figure 6 The structure of the mouth frame 10 shown is the same.

[0073] Fig.28 1 shows the sequence of inserting the boss 176 into the hole 182. In this sequence, the second element 1722 is first moved toward Fig.28 By this movement, as shown in FIG. Fig.28 As shown in (b), the boss 176 abuts against the recess 184. Next, the second element 1722 is moved toward Fig.28 The movement is achieved by the recess 184 guiding the boss 176. Fig.28 (c) shows the boss 176 after the movement. Fig.28 In (c), the boss 176 passes through the hole 182.

[0074] The mouth frame 174 may also have a boss 175 for guiding the first element 1721 (see Fig.26 ) depression.

[0075] [Other embodiments] The attachment of the secondary partition to the mouth frame can adopt various engaging members. As the engaging member, various engagements between a recess and a protrusion can be adopted. As specific examples of the recess, a hole, a slot, a groove, etc. can be listed. As specific examples of the protrusion, a boss, a latch, a ridge, etc. can be listed. It can be that the mouth frame has a recess and the partition has a protrusion. It can also be that the mouth frame has a protrusion and the partition has a recess.

[0076] The golf bag may also include a main partition and two or more sub-partitions. The golf bag may also include a partition that can be entirely removed from the mouth frame.

[0077] [Invention Project] The following items respectively disclose preferred embodiments.

[0078] [Project 1] A golf bag, comprising: A cylindrical body having a lower opening and an upper opening; a bottom portion closing the lower opening; a mouth frame, which is located at the upper mouth and has an opening; a main partition, which is fixed to the opening frame and divides the opening into a plurality of areas; and a secondary partition that can be mounted on the mouth frame and removed from the mouth frame, The sub-partition member can divide one area into a plurality of small areas by being mounted on the mouth frame.

[0079] [Project 2] In the golf bag described in item 1, The diameter of the largest circle that can be drawn within the outline of the region where the sub-partition exists is 80 mm or more.

[0080] [Item 3] In the golf bag described in item 1 or 2, The number of the small areas is two.

[0081] [Item 4] In the golf bag described in item 3, The small areas are arranged along the left-right direction of the golf bag.

[0082] [Item 5] In the golf bag described in item 3, The small areas are arranged along the front-rear direction of the golf bag.

[0083] [Item 6] In the golf bag described in item 1 or 2, The number of the small areas is three or four.

[0084] [Item 7] In the golf bag described in any one of items 1 to 6, The mouth frame has a hole, The sub-partition has a boss that fits into the hole.

[0085] [Item 8] In the golf bag described in item 7, The hole has a wide portion and a narrow portion continuous with the wide portion. The boss has a shaft and a flange continuous with the shaft, The flange has a size that allows it to pass through the wide width portion but cannot pass through the narrow width portion.

[0086] [Item 9] In the golf bag described in item 8, The dimension of the shaft in the left-right direction is larger than the width of the narrow width portion.

[0087] [Item 10] In the golf bag described in item 9, The shaft is formed from an elastic material.

[0088] [Item 11] In the golf bag of item 9 or 10, The edge of the narrow width portion of the mouth frame is formed of an elastic material.

[0089] [Item 12] In the golf bag described in any one of items 8 to 11, A protruding length of the flange from the shaft in a downward direction is greater than a protruding length of the flange from the shaft in a left-right direction.

[0090] [Item 13] In the golf bag described in any one of items 7 to 12, A cover is also provided, the cover covering the inner peripheral surface of the mouth frame, The cover has an opening, The boss can be inserted into the hole through the opening.

[0091] [Item 14] In the golf bag described in item 13, The cover does not coincide with the hole.

[0092] [Item 15] In the golf bag described in any one of items 7 to 14, The mouth frame has a recess which is continuous with the hole and guides the boss to the hole.

[0093] [Item 16] In the golf bag described in any one of items 1 to 7, The secondary partition has a slot, The mouth frame has a latch which is embedded in the slot.

[0094] [Item 17] In the golf bag described in any one of items 1 to 8, The sub-partitioning member has elasticity.

[0095] [Item 18] In the golf bag described in any one of items 1 to 17, A magnet is further provided, which can attach the sub-partition in a state of being removed from the mouth frame to a location other than the sub-partition.

[0096] [Item 19] A combination, comprising a golf bag and an auxiliary bag, The golf bag has: A cylindrical body having a lower opening and an upper opening; a bottom portion closing the lower opening; a mouth frame, which is located at the upper mouth and has an opening; a main partition, which is fixed to the opening frame and divides the opening into a plurality of areas; and a secondary partition that can be mounted on the mouth frame and removed from the mouth frame, The sub-partitioning member can be installed on the mouth frame to divide one area into a plurality of small areas. The golf bag can accommodate the sub-bag in a state where the sub-partition member is removed from the mouth frame.

[0097] [Item 20] A golf bag, comprising: A cylindrical body having a lower opening and an upper opening; a bottom portion closing the lower opening; a mouth frame, which is located at the upper mouth and has an opening; and a partition that can be mounted on the mouth frame and removed from the mouth frame, The partition member can partition the opening into a plurality of areas by being mounted on the opening frame. Possibility of Industrial Application

[0098] The golf bag described above is suitable for games on a golf course, practice on a golf driving range, and the like.

Claims

1. A golf bag, characterized in that: have: A cylindrical body having a lower opening and an upper opening; a bottom portion closing the lower opening; a mouth frame, which is located at the upper mouth and has an opening; A main partition, which is fixed to the opening frame and divides the opening into a plurality of areas; as well as a secondary partition that can be mounted on the mouth frame and removed from the mouth frame, The sub-partition member can divide one area into a plurality of small areas by being mounted on the mouth frame.

2. The golf bag according to claim 1, wherein: The diameter of the largest circle that can be drawn within the outline of the region where the sub-partition exists is 80 mm or more.

3. The golf bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: The number of the small areas is two.

4. The golf bag according to claim 3, wherein: The small areas are arranged along the left-right direction of the golf bag.

5. The golf bag according to claim 3, wherein: The small areas are arranged along the front-rear direction of the golf bag.

6. The golf bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: The number of the small areas is three or four.

7. The golf bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: The mouth frame has a hole, The sub-partition has a boss that fits into the hole.

8. The golf bag according to claim 7, wherein: The hole has a wide portion and a narrow portion continuous with the wide portion. The boss has a shaft and a flange continuous with the shaft, The flange has a size that allows it to pass through the wide width portion but cannot pass through the narrow width portion.

9. The golf bag according to claim 8, wherein: The dimension of the shaft in the left-right direction is larger than the width of the narrow width portion.

10. The golf bag according to claim 9, wherein: The shaft is formed from an elastic material.

11. The golf bag according to claim 9, wherein: The edge of the narrow width portion of the mouth frame is formed of an elastic material.

12. The golf bag according to claim 8, wherein: A protruding length of the flange from the shaft in a downward direction is greater than a protruding length of the flange from the shaft in a left-right direction.

13. The golf bag according to claim 7, wherein: A cover is also provided, the cover covering the inner peripheral surface of the mouth frame, The cover has an opening, The boss can be inserted into the hole through the opening.

14. The golf bag of claim 13, wherein: The cover does not coincide with the hole.

15. The golf bag according to claim 7, wherein: The mouth frame has a recess which is continuous with the hole and guides the boss to the hole.

16. The golf bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: The secondary partition has a slot, The mouth frame has a latch which is embedded in the slot.

17. The golf bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: The sub-partitioning member has elasticity.

18. The golf bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: A magnet is further provided, which can attach the sub-partition in a state of being removed from the mouth frame to a location other than the sub-partition.

19. A combination comprising a golf bag and an auxiliary bag, characterized in that: The golf bag has: A cylindrical body having a lower opening and an upper opening; a bottom portion closing the lower opening; a mouth frame, which is located at the upper mouth and has an opening; A main partition, which is fixed to the opening frame and divides the opening into a plurality of areas; as well as a secondary partition that can be mounted on the mouth frame and removed from the mouth frame, The sub-partitioning member can be installed on the mouth frame to divide one area into a plurality of small areas. The golf bag can accommodate the sub-bag in a state where the sub-partition member is removed from the mouth frame.

20. A golf bag, characterized in that: have: A cylindrical body having a lower opening and an upper opening; a bottom portion closing the lower opening; a mouth frame, which is located at the upper mouth and has an opening; as well as a partition that can be mounted on the mouth frame and removed from the mouth frame, The partition member can partition the opening into a plurality of areas by being mounted on the opening frame.

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