Foldaway stand mounting structure for golf bag

Abstract

A foldaway stand mounting structure includes a golf bag and a foldaway stand coupled to the golf bag, the foldaway stand including a holder plate pivoted to the top cuff of the golf bag to hold a pair of legs, a spring-supported actuating plate pivoted to the bottom sidewall of the bottom cuff of the golf bag, and a link coupled between the holder plate and the actuating plate and adapted to force the holder plate and the legs outwards from the golf bag to an extended position when the user presses down the actuating plate with the foot.

What the invention claimed is:  
     
         1 . A foldaway stand mounting structure comprising a golf bag having a top cuff and a bottom cuff, and a foldaway stand pivoted to said golf bag and adapted for supporting said golf bag on the ground in a tilted position, wherein said foldaway stand comprises a holder plate pivotally secured to a part of the top cuff of said golf bag by a pivot, two legs respectively fixedly fastened to said holder plate and adapted for moving with said holder plate relative to the top cuff of said golf bag between a received position and an extended position, an actuating plate hinged to a bottom sidewall of the bottom cuff of said golf bag by pivots, a link inserted through a part of the bottom cuff of said golf bag and coupled between said holder plate and said actuating plate, and spring means mounted on the pivots pivoting said actuating plate to the bottom cuff of said golf bag and adapted to support said actuating plate in an upwardly tilted position where said legs are received with said holder plate to the periphery of said golf bag.  
     
     
         2 . A foldaway stand mounting structure comprising a golf bag having a top cuff and a bottom cuff, and a foldaway stand pivoted to said golf bag and adapted for supporting said golf bag on the ground in a tilted position, wherein said foldaway stand comprises two holder plates respectively fixedly fastened to two opposite sides of the top cuff of said golf bag, said holder plates each having a receiving chamber, an actuating plate pivoted to a bottom sidewall of the bottom cuff of said golf bag by a pivot, two legs respectively coupled to said holder plates and turned inwards/outwards relative to said golf bag, said legs each having a top end respectively inserted into the receiving chambers of said holder plates, two links mounted inside said golf bag and kept from sight, said links each having a top end respectively pivoted to said legs in said receiving chambers of said holder plates and a bottom end pivoted to said actuating plate, and spring means mounted on the pivot pivoting said actuating plate to said bottom cuff of said golf bag and adapted to support said actuating plate in an upwardly tilted position where said legs are received with said holder plate to the periphery of said golf bag.