WO2009012769A1

WO2009012769A1 - Mobile golf bag

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Publication number: WO2009012769A1
Application number: PCT/DE2008/001210
Authority: WO
Inventors: Sebastian Baun; Dirk Wysocki; Jens Henning
Original assignee: Sebastian Baun; Dirk Wysocki; Jens Henning
Priority date: 2007-07-25
Filing date: 2008-07-25
Publication date: 2009-01-29
Also published as: DE102007034762A1

Abstract

Receiving pockets (19, 20) are provided at the sides of a hollow rectangular pillar (16), which constitutes the basic body (15), in order to receive the golf clubs (2) which are referred to as irons (3) and woods (4). Insertion channels (23, 24, 25) for the club parts (26) of the golf clubs (2) are provided in said receiving pockets (19, 20) such that the weight of said heavy parts of the golf clubs (2) is shifted quite deeply downwards into the region of the pillar base (22). Furthermore, the golf clubs (2) can thus be fixed in an easily surveyed manner and securely to the side flanks (17, 18). Receiving compartments (37, 38) having drawers are integrated into the front side (35) of the hollow rectangular pillar (16) such that a very wide variety of objects (5) can advantageously be deposited here. The favourable position of the centre of gravity means that such a golf bag (1) can be moved safely and without a great pulling effort even over a golf course having slopes.

Description

DESCRIPTION

Mobile golf bag

The invention relates to a golf bag for receiving the designated as iron and wood golf clubs and other items required for the game and recreation whose serving as a support framework basic body a chassis with wheels and a handle are assigned to the upper edge of the scaffold.

Such a golf bag is shown in US-PS 4,832,362 from 1989. The basic body has the shape of a tube, which is closed at the bottom and in the top of the golf clubs, ie both the iron as the woods are first introduced with the handle. Depending on the length of the racket, the iron and wood are then above the upper edge of this tubular body. As a result, the golf bag is particularly susceptible to tipping, especially in a vertical arrangement, which is why the chassis with the wheels approximately centrally and perpendicularly projecting therefrom so arranged that the tubular golf bag is usually in an inclined position. Due to the unfavorable weight distribution and the pulling of such a golf bag by hand is difficult, with the addition that the additional required items such as rain gear, golf balls and drinks and other required receiving pockets weight distribution additionally unfavorably distributed laterally attached to the pipe. If anything they would have to be mounted on both sides or around the pipe, which is not possible for transport reasons. It always comes back to turning the tubular golf bag in the corresponding bracket so that the golf clubs are always in changing position, which further complicates the extraction of each required golf club. Especially unpleasant is the Danger of tipping in the described golf bag then, if, for example, on a slope of the handle is accidentally released, so then the entire bag tilts so that the golf clubs stored therein slip out. The disadvantage is finally that when rain occurs, the rainwater can run into the interior of the tubular base body and wet the handles located at the bottom. In general, these are then no longer suitable for further handling or there is a risk that the handles slip out of the hand because they have become slippery.

The invention is therefore based on the object to provide a golf bag that is less or not at risk of tipping due to the resulting weight distribution.

The object is achieved according to the invention in that the basic body is adapted to the shape of a hollow rectangular column, which are assigned receiving pockets for golf clubs on one or both side flanks and that in the region of the column bottom in the side flanks insertion channels for the percussion parts of the golf clubs and at a distance brackets for the racket rods are provided and that the wheels are arranged rotatably mounted on the column bottom.

In a golf bag designed in this way, the weight distribution is first of all improved by preferably accommodating receiving pockets for the golf clubs on both side flanks and making the actual rectangular column hollow so that the additionally required objects such as water bottles, golf balls and the like can be stored therein. This is already associated with a reduction in the risk of tipping, which, however, can be brought to zero above all by providing slide-in channels for the percussion parts of the golf clubs in the side flanks, so that the impact parts consisting of iron or other metal or heavy plastic penetrate into the floor area of the golf club Basic body are placed while the light handles are up. In addition, the Impact parts are pushed into these insertion channels, ie in the central region of the main body, which further significantly improves the weight distribution. Finally, the wheels are rotatably mounted on the bottom of the column, so deep down, which further contributes to the fact that such a trained basic body or a golf bag practically can not fall over, unless this is made aware. Such a golf bag thus forms a stable unit in the form of the hollow rectangular column in which more or less heavy things are stored as possible in the lower area. The also considerable weight taken together golf clubs are also associated with their heavy weight parts the ground, where the wheels are arranged. Even the description illustrates that here a weight distribution is optimized, which quite apart from it, also provides an optical advantage, because such a trained golf bag is a compact component and in this form also allows more visual stimuli. Thus, for example, the actual base body may have a different color than the receiving pockets on the side edges, of course, they can all also have the same color and it is possible to change the shape of the hollow rectangular column as it pleases the particular buyers to be addressed is.

An even more favorable distribution of the weights is inventively achieved in that the chassis carrying the wheels has a mounted on the column bottom axis, the end has low-load bearing, the rims of the wheels are guided in the low-level bearings rollable. Thus, the actual axis can be brought very close to the ground, which has the advantage, among other things, that when using the golf bag, this only slightly out of the vertical position must be moved to already moved on, so to be able to proceed. The basic body needs to be brought into an oblique position only slightly and with little effort, which is advantageous because in a normal gear across the golf course after all, the golf bag must be moved five kilometers and more. Further ahead, attention has already been drawn to the fact that the rectangular column, that is to say the basic body for receiving the additional objects, is provided. This is particularly facilitated by the fact that on the rear side of the main body opposite the front side and extending into the main body receiving compartments for the further objects are provided on the axle and the handle, wherein the lower storage compartment is designed for the storage of heavy objects. Here, for example, there is the possibility of providing the lower receptacle with a cooling or with insulating walls to safely store bottles or other items there that have a corresponding weight. Also, the balls and other heavier parts can be assigned to the lower storage compartments. It is advantageous that all the items required for the other supply of the golfer can be reached from one and the same side. For example, certain storage compartments also house the rain gear and other things, and they are all particularly accessible because they are all associated with the front of the main body.

According to a further advantageous embodiment, it is provided that the lower receiving compartment in a motorized design, the battery and possibly the engine and transmission is formed receiving. Especially the battery has a larger weight and so the risk of tipping can be accommodated reducing.

The heavier parts of each golf club are in the bottom area of the golf club

Base body stored what the insertion channels serve. It is expedient here if the insertion channels are designed to receive the impact parts during insertion until they are connected to the club rod. Thus, the corresponding weight having impact parts can be inserted in total in the main body, so that the weight in the center of the basic body, but just the floor is assigned. This leads to a optimum stability of the corresponding basic body or the entire golf bag, even with strong slopes.

After a further expedient training is provided that the insertion channels are formed in the side edges as transverse insertion slots. These insertion slots are designed so that the impact parts of the individual golf clubs are already guided during insertion and thus can additionally serve as a holder for the entire golf club. Thus, the classification is facilitated by the fact that, for example, the corresponding number is noted on the handle or on the tip of the handle of the respective golf club, and on the other hand, the insertion slots are sized so that just either only iron or only wood can be inserted, so a thorough mixing The individual golf club is not to be feared, quite apart from the fact that the golf clubs are assigned to one side flank and the irons to the other side flank and so a confusion is further excluded.

The safe storage and also securing the impact parts in the insertion channels is improved in that the insertion channels or insertion slots have a the impact parts partially enveloping and limited defining inner wall. This does not necessarily have to go so far that a certain impact part only fits into a certain insertion slot, but is primarily intended because the inner wall is designed to be flexible, so that automatically results in the insertion of a leadership of the impact parts.

It has already been mentioned that the iron should be arranged on one side and the woods on the other side of the base body, ie on the respective side edge. Since there are also special racquet types such as the putter, two introducer channels are provided one above the other lying, the upper introducer channel with the shape of a putter or other special racquet, the other introduction channels with iron or wood are formed correspondingly. This facilitates the finding of the respective golf club in the other golf clubs stored, but at the same time also leads to the possibility of fixing and arranging the respectively specific golf club exactly where a corresponding "fixing" insertion channel is present.

The individual golf clubs are already secured in the associated receiving pockets by the fixation of the percussion parts according to the above statements. Optimum securing over the entire length is now achieved by providing holders extending in the region of the connections of the golf clubs and in the region of the handles over the entire width of the receiving pockets. With the introduction of the percussion part of the respective golf club, the vertical arrangement is already specified, in which case only the racket rod must be inserted into the corresponding holders in order to ensure secure fixation and storage over the entire length. The brackets are expediently the same design, so that even a swap individual racquets is easily possible without jeopardizing the secure support or fixation.

An expedient embodiment of the holder is the one in which they

Rails with leading edges and U-shaped loops with clip ends are formed. About the clip ends, the possibility is given to take out the U-shaped loops either on one side or on both sides of the U-shaped rails, so as to change the position of the loop and adapt to the circumstances. Between the individual U-shaped loops then the racket rods are fixed or inserted into the corresponding space, so then the effective determination is achieved.

Even if, when the rain starts, the receiving bag for the

Golf club is not closed, the clubs fixed on the side edge of the main body are relatively well protected. In addition, it is very easy to close the receiving pocket, since according to the invention, the receiving pockets have a aufwickelbar trained, the receiving pockets for the golf clubs vervollständigendes closure cloth which is fixed on the main body via a not only the rear edge not detecting zipper. The closure cloth, which is made of a waterproof material is thus connected to the rear edge or is permanently fixed there, while the rest of the outline has a zipper that makes a quick closing of the entire receiving pocket possible. Then all racquets are sealed against the storm and they can either be taken in between or taken out completely dry after the storm has ended. Regardless, but especially the handles of the golf clubs remain completely unaffected by stagnant water as in golf bags of the prior art.

In order to avoid a back and forth batting of the closure cloth when the receiving pocket is open, it is provided that the elastic material consisting of watertight material, wound closure cloth enclosing rubber slips are arranged on the rear edge. With these rubber straps, the closure sheet can be slightly wound up easily and securely fixed to be released when needed and to form the closed receiving pocket via the zipper. It is advantageous that when wound closure cloth all specified on this side flank golf clubs are easy and safe to reach and, above all, easy to identify. Since golf is exercised predominantly in fair weather, will usually be handled with such an open receiving pocket or with open receiving pockets, so that the entire golf is facilitated.

The front of the base body is provided with storage compartments, which is additionally taught that the upper, insulating walls receiving compartment pot-like and pivotable about a pivotal movement limiting hinge and suitable as a writing pad cover is formed. This cover will therefore become necessary Paperwork simply unfolded so that the score card is then easily accessible, while when not in use, the lid simply closed and thus the score card is protected. In addition, this upper receptacle also offers to use it as a cooling compartment for a variety of foods, especially drinks. Although this somewhat contradicts the requirement to put the focus all the way down, but the weights for a bottle are certainly not so essential that it can be spoken of an impairment.

Such golf bags are often taken to other places, where possible, all golf clubs remain in the bag, which is easily possible because they are housed in the receiving pockets. To this bag then overall, so the main body with the wheels to transport well, it is provided that transversely mounted carrying handles are arranged on the front at the top and at the bottom of the base body. With these handles the basic body can be easily lifted and transported into the car, without the need for too much effort.

The irons on the one hand and the woods on the other hand have basically different lengths, d. H. the woods are longer than the iron. To take this into account, it is provided that a receiving pocket, the iron and the other, longer running receiving pocket designed to receive the woods receiving. This also facilitates the assignment of the respective golf clubs, d. H. the iron or the woods to the respective designated receiving pocket. Mistakes are practically impossible. Quite apart from the fact that the intended for the wood insertion channels are sized correspondingly larger than that for the iron.

In order to work with a low-weight as possible chassis or axles, it is provided that the low-bearing bearings arranged the outer end of serving as an axle double rod are. You can work with thinner rods as axles and still take the necessary loads safely.

The already mentioned transporting the golf bag with the car is facilitated by the fact that the double rod whose rods are arranged one above the other, is designed as a telescopic linkage which can be locked in several, preferably two Ausschubpositionen. One of these Ausschubpositionen is intended for driving on the golf course, the other Ausschubposition for transporting, preferably in the car. This double rod can also be designed as a thru-axle, so be removed if necessary, so as to realize an even narrower transport package.

The wheels are advantageously arranged so that they are attached or arranged at the very bottom of the base body. Here is additionally provided that the wheels in the narrow Ausschubposition the golf clubs in addition to the Verschlusstuch are locked latching. This means that just the impact parts of golf clubs are additionally fixed by the tight-fitting wheels, which is particularly advantageous for transport.

For transport, the handle is pivotable so that it can be placed close to the base carcass. It is further provided that the handle bar of the handle is designed to be rotatable and latchable about the connecting rod and has a Schirmhalterendstück. Thus, the handle can be relatively widely pivoted away from the base body and locked there, in which case there has the Schirmhalterendstück the advantage that it can form the handle or handle and facilitates the handling of the entire handle.

The front of the main body is provided with storage compartments and with several to accommodate different objects can. In addition, and to facilitate handling, it is provided that the receiving compartments for the other items with pull-out drawers are equipped. These drawers in turn can be fixed in the closed position or set then automatically, as well as a pull-out is provided to avoid careless pulling out of the filled drawers.

The invention is characterized in particular by the fact that a golf bag is created, which has a very favorable center of gravity. All of the weight-increasing items housed in the golf bag have their heaviest component fixed to the floor of the main body, so that the center of gravity of the entire golf bag is very deep, almost at the level of the axles, which is almost in the grassy area. For a particularly favorable stability is achieved, this being facilitated by the fact that the actual axis is set very low, because the rims of the wheels used are guided safely in a low-bearing. It turns out that the stable, mostly made of plastic rectangular column the whole golf bag advantageous stability that the golf clubs are very cheap and well arranged laterally attached to this rectangular column and fixed and that the wheels to complete the whole to complete the additional give improved stability. The corresponding golf bag is easy to handle, because its center of gravity is set very low and it must be only slightly inclined, in order to be able to safely back and forth on the golf course. The individual golf clubs are clearly arranged in the side receiving pockets and well secured against rain and the like. It can practically be ruled out that the important grips of golf clubs become wet by the rain and thus can no longer be handled properly. Overall, there is the fact that the entire golf bag is very well designed and despite all these features is easy to transport, ie, for example, in the car in the folded state. The folding is actually only the fact that the wheels are brought into the narrow driving position and then can be used as an additional backup for the golf clubs. It is also advantageous that a plurality of receiving compartments is provided on the front, which it the Allowing users to safely accommodate a wide range of items and easily reach them, so that they can be easily reached, for example, when the rain starts, and the rain jacket can be quickly slipped over. In addition, these side pockets for golf clubs are always in the same place, as well as the storage compartments, so that a search is usually unnecessary.

Further details and advantages of the subject invention will become apparent from the following description and the accompanying drawings in which an embodiment with the necessary details and individual parts is shown. Show it:

Figure 1 is a side view of the golf bag with opened

Receiving bag, Figure 2 is a plan view of two handles of golf clubs,

FIG. 3 shows the rear view of the golf bag,

4 shows the front view of the golf bag, FIG. 5 shows a side view with a closed receiving pocket,

FIG. 6 shows a side view with an opened receiving pocket, which is intended for woods and has two insertion channels,

Figure 7 different golf clubs in side view and

Figure 8 is a representation of a mounting bracket in a simplified

Reproduction.

The reproduced in Figure 1 golf bag 1 is by a fairly stable

Structure characterized, wherein the stable and made of plastic basic body 15 is adapted to the shape of a rectangular column 16. In this hollow basic body 15 and the rectangular column 16 a variety of things are housed, but not the golf clubs 2. These golf clubs 2 in the form of iron 3 are reproduced in Figure 1 in the open state

Receiving pocket 19 associated, while the longer golf clubs 2 in the form of the woods 4 of Figure 3 and Figure 4, but in particular in Figure 6 reproduced longer receiving pocket 20 are assigned. In this longer receiving pocket 20 special rackets such as putter 6 are also housed.

The other items 5 that the golfer needs on his round of golf, such as drinks and food are in the front 35 associated receiving compartments 37, 38, 39 to accommodate. These storage compartments 37, 38, 39 have drawers, which is only hinted at here. The upper receptacle 38 has a lid 56 which is pivotable about the hinge 55, namely, this hinge 55 is locked so that this cover 56 can be found at the same time as a writing pad for the score card with use.

In the area of the bottom of the main body 15, the specially designed chassis 13 is arranged with the wheels 7, 9, so that even with a small pivoting the golf bag can be placed so that it can be easily moved on these wheels 7, 9. The basic body 15 and the rectangular column 16 form the stable support frame 8, which once accommodates the entire golf club 2 and beyond the other objects 5 inside this rectangular column 16. For tilting the golf bag 1, a handle 10 is disposed at the upper edge 11, the as already mentioned is designed so that it allows easy operation of the golf bag 1. At the lower edge 12, the chassis 13 is arranged.

While the other items 5 are housed inside the rectangular column 16 and the main body 15, the individual golf clubs 2 and both the iron 3, as the woods 4, as the putter 6 the side edges 17, 18 of the rectangular column 16 assigned. There, as already mentioned, the receiving pockets 19, 20 are attached, which make it possible to arrange the individual golf clubs 2 with their impact parts 26 tightly inserted in the area of the column bottom 22 and into the rectangular column 16. Here namely slide-in channels 23, 24, 25 are provided, in which either the iron 3 or the woods 4 or putter 6 or other special racket are to be introduced and Although so that the existing iron or other metal impact parts are pushed into these insertion channels 23, 24, 25 to the connection 30 into it. The racket rod 27 with the upper end in the form of the handle 28 are then additionally set in brackets 29, 43, which are also shown in Figures 1 and 6. While the short receiving pocket 19 is provided according to Figure 1 for the iron 3, the longer receiving pocket 20 for the woods 4 and the putter 6 is provided, it being clear that for receiving these differently shaped golf clubs 2 correspondingly adapted insertion channels 24, 25 arranged one above the other are.

The chassis 3 has the wheels 7, 9, which have an axis 31 which is laid quite low. At its outer end 61, a low-load bearing 32 is arranged in each case, in which the rims 33 of the wheels 7, 9 can run guided. A corresponding smooth running is secured and realized a very low center of gravity of the entire golf bag 1.

The insertion channels 23, 24, 25 are formed as insertion slots 40, wherein the inner wall 41 is formed or designed so that the impact parts 26 of the golf club 2 itself can form a guide when they are inserted in the direction of the center of the rectangular column 16 ,

The brackets 29, 43 for the racket rod 27 and the handles 28 consist of a U-rail 44 with guide edges 45, 45 'and defined therein U-shaped loops 46. These U-shaped loops 46 have clip ends 47, as Figure 8 clarified so that they can be removed if necessary from the U-rail 44 and used again elsewhere to allow in this way the secure storage of golf clubs 2 and their rackets 27. Corresponding clarify Figure 1 and Figure 6.

FIG. 1 shows the shorter receiving pocket 19 with opened closure cloth 49. It is defined by indicated rubber cams 52, 53, so that there only hinted golf clubs 2 in the form of iron 3 easily removable, but just as good again easy to use. This closure cloth 49 is fixed to the rear edge 51 and has an all-round zipper 50, so that as indicated in Figure 6, 5 if necessary, the receiving pocket 19 or 20 can be closed or just opened. Also in Figure 6, the rubber cams 52, 53 are shown, except that here so that the closure cloth 49 is not yet fixed.

FIG. 3 shows the rear side 36 of the main body 15 or the rectangular column 10 16 with the handle 10. This handle 10 has a multipart design and has the grip rod 66, the connecting rod 67 and the umbrella holder end piece 68 associated with the handle bar 66 the handlebar 66 are rotated in the connecting rod 67, whereby then the Schirmhalterendstück 68 can be brought into the respective position. In addition, the connecting rod 67 is rotatable about the pivot joint 70, so that it can be applied tightly against the rear side 36, in particular during transport.

FIG. 3 and also FIG. 5 show that a double rod 20 62 is used as the axle 31, this double rod 62 being designed such that the end wheels 7, 9 can be brought into a push-out position 63 or a push-out position 64. A plug-in connection or the like is also conceivable in order to be able to remove or extract the wheels 7, 9 with the end pieces of the double rod 62 if necessary, in order to facilitate the transport if necessary. In the rule, however, the Ausschubposition 63 is realized as shown in Figure 4, in which the wheels 7, 9 are pushed close to the receiving pockets 19, 20 zoom in order to secure in this way the golf clubs 2 stored there.

Figure 4 shows the front side 35 of the base body 15 with the in the

Rectangular column 16 to be inserted storage compartments 37, 38, 39. About the particular formations of these storage compartments 37, 38, 39 and their task already been reported. It should also be noted that distributed over the height carrying handles 59, 60 are arranged in the region of the upper end 57 as the lower end 58. These carrying handles 59, 60 facilitate the lifting of such a golf bag 1, for example in a motor vehicle.

FIG. 5 is a side view with a closed receiving pocket 20, wherein the receiving pocket 19 located behind it can not be seen because of its shorter design. Again, the cheap storage in the area of the wheels 7, 9 clearly, the low-load bearings 32 are formed so that the rims 33 of the wheels 7, 9 can run safely in it, even if a drive is provided here in Figures 1 to 8 is not reproduced. The handle 10 is shown in the swung-open state, wherein the screen holder end piece 68 is only indicated. The opening for the insertion of the umbrella handle is designed so that it can be safely inserted from above.

Figure 6 shows a larger or longer receiving pocket 20 in the open state, which illustrates that here two insertion channels 24, 25 are arranged one above the other to be able to record once the woods 4 and once the putter 6 or other special racket safely. Above this insertion channels 24, 25 as in the embodiment of Figure 1 brackets 29, 43 are provided to fix the racket rods 27 effectively. The illustration illustrates that the racket bars 27 simply need to be pulled out without loosening loops or the like being required. Rather, these U-shaped loops 46 clamp the racket bars 27 so that they can be pushed into the background from the front and fixed.

FIG. 7 shows all the racket types, namely the irons 3 with the corresponding impact parts 26 ', the woods 4 with the correspondingly larger impact parts 26 and the putter 6 with the relatively small impact part 26 ". FIG. 8, which has already been explained further on, shows in particular the U-shaped loops 46 with the clip ends 47, which can be inserted into the U-shaped rail 44. With the rotation of the clip ends 47 then the corresponding ends of the U-shaped loop in the U-rail 44 are effectively fixed. The gap, which is provided for receiving the racket rod 27 is provided with the reference numeral 48.

If necessary, an engine can be made. Either the battery, which is now provided with small dimensions, stored in the lower receptacle 37 or integrated into the column bottom 22. The drive or motor is housed in the battery or integrated into the low-load bearing 32.

All mentioned features, including the drawings to be taken alone, are considered to be essential to the invention alone and in combination.

Claims

1. Golf bag for accommodating the golf clubs (2) designated as irons (3) and woods (4) and further objects (5) required for play and recreation, the base body (15) serving as support framework (8) comprising a chassis ( 13) are associated with wheels (7, 9) and a handle (10) at the upper edge (11) of the scaffold (8), characterized in that the basic body (15) is adapted to the shape of a hollow rectangular column (16) on one or both side flanks (17, 18) receiving pockets (19, 20) for the golf clubs (2) are assigned and that in the region of the column bottom (22) in the side edges (17, 18) insertion channels (23, 24, 25) for the impact parts (26) of the golf clubs (2) and at a distance mounts (29) for the rackets (27) are provided and that the wheels (7, 9) are arranged rotatably mounted on the column bottom (22).

2. Golfbag according to claim 1, characterized in that the wheels (7, 9) carrying the chassis (13) via a column bottom (22) mounted axis (31), the low-load bearing end (32), wherein the rims ( 33) of the wheels (7, 9) are guided in the low-level bearings (32) unrolled.

3. Golf bag according to claim 1, characterized in that on the axis (31) and the handle (10) having the rear side (36) of the base body (15) opposite the front (35) in the main body (15) extending into receiving compartments (37, 38, 39) are provided for the other objects (5), wherein the lower receptacle (37) is designed for the storage of heavy objects.

4. Golf bag according to claim 3, characterized in that the lower receiving compartment (37) is formed in a motorized version of the battery and possibly the engine and gearbox receiving.

5. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the insertion channels (23, 24, 25) the impact parts (26) during insertion to the connection (30) with the racket rod (27) are receiving receiving.

6. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the insertion channels (23, 24, 25) in the side edges (17, 18) are formed as transverse insertion slots (40).

7. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the insertion channels (23, 24, 25) or insertion slots (40) have a the inserted impact parts (26) partially enveloping and limited defining inner wall (41).

8. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that two insertion channels (24, 25) are provided one above the other, wherein the upper insertion channel (25) with the shape of a putter (6) or other special racket, the other introduction channels (23, 24) with iron (3) or wooden (4) are formed corresponding.

9. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that in the region of the connections (30) of the golf club (2) and in the region of the handles (28) over the entire width of the receiving pockets (19, 20) extending brackets (29, 43 ) are provided.

10. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the holders (29, 43) as U-rails (44) with guide edges (45) and U-shaped loops (46) with clip ends (47) are formed.

11. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the receiving pockets (19, 20) a wound aufwickelbar, the receiving pockets (19, 20) for the golf clubs (2) completing Verschlusstuch (49), the one over only the rear edge (51) non-detecting zipper (50) on the base body (15) can be fixed.

12. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the rear edge (51) consisting of waterproof material, wound closure cloth (50) enclosing rubber slips (52, 53) are arranged.

13. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the upper insulating walls receiving compartment (38) pot-shaped and about a pivoting movement limiting the hinge (55) and pivotable as a writing pad cover (56) is formed possessing.

14. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the front side (35) at the upper and at the lower end (57, 58) of the base body (15) transversely mounted carrying handles (59, 60) are arranged.

15. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a receiving pocket (19), the iron (3) and the other, longer running receiving pocket (20) the woods (4) are designed to receive dimensioned.

16. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the low-bearing (32), the outer end (61) of a serving as an axis (31) double rod (62) are arranged forming.

17. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the double rod (62) whose rods are arranged one above the other, is designed as a telescopic linkage, which in several, preferably two Ausschubpositionen (63, 64) can be latched.

18. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the wheels (7, 9) in the narrow Ausschubposition (63) the golf clubs (2) in addition to the Verschlusstuch (49) are lockingly locked.

19. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the handle bar (66) of the handle (10) about the connecting rod (67) is rotatable and latchable and has a Schirmhalterendstück (68).

20. Golf bag according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the receiving compartments (37, 38, 39) for the further objects (5) are equipped with pull-out drawers.