Golf stand bag having folding body

Abstract

Disclosed herein is a golf stand bag, which is constructed such that the bag body is foldable to reduce the volume thereof, thus markedly reducing the logistics costs thereof. The golf stand bag includes the bag body, the lower end of which is inclined downwards from the rear surface of the bag body to the front surface, a top member, to which a bracket which rotatably supports support legs is mounted, and a base member, which is coupled to the lower end of the bag body such that an angle of a lower contact surface of the base member with respect to the lateral direction of the bag body is greater than an angle of the bag body with respect to the vertical line when the golf stand bag is completely placed on the ground at an incline. The golf stand bag further includes a leg actuating rod, which is rotatably coupled to the support legs and is inserted through a leg actuating rod cover, which is provided on the rear surface of the bag body. Furthermore, shims are attached to sewing margins of the leg actuating rod cover. A tension adjustment member for adjusting the tension of the leg actuating rod is provided on the leg actuating rod. A position adjustment belt is provided on the rear surface of the bag body between the leg actuating rod cover and the bracket to adjust the position of the tension adjustment member.

1 . A golf stand bag, having a foldable cylindrical bag body, cut such that a front surface thereof, to which a handle is mounted, is longer than a rear surface thereof, to which a bracket is mounted, so that a lower end of the bag body is inclined downwards from the rear surface of the bag body to the front surface thereof and is angled relative to a lateral direction of the bag body, wherein
 the bag body has neither an inner casing nor a support provided inside or outside the bag body and connected between a top member and a base member to maintain a cylindrical shape of the bag body, thus forming a foldable or collapsible structure, and, when the golf stand bag is packed, a leg actuating rod, which is removably coupled to a pair of support legs using a second rotating shaft, is separated from the support legs, and the bag body is folded,   the base member is coupled to the inclined lower end of the bag body such that a lower contact surface of the base member is inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to the lateral direction of the bag body, wherein the angle of the lower contact surface of the base member with respect to the lateral direction of the bag body is equal to or greater than an angle of the bag body with respect to a vertical line when the golf stand bag is placed at an incline on a ground using support of the support legs,   a leg actuating rod cover is provided on a lower end of the rear surface of the bag body in a longitudinal direction of the bag body to have a tunnel shape, so that the leg actuating rod for controlling opening or closing of the support legs is inserted through the leg actuating rod cover, and shims, made of rigid plastic, are longitudinally attached to respective sewing margins formed on opposite edges of the leg actuating rod cover, each of the shims having a circular cross-section, wherein about 30 cm of a lower end of the leg actuating rod is inserted into the leg actuating rod cover, and   a position adjustment belt is provided on a medial portion of the rear surface of the bag body between an upper end of the leg actuating rod cover and the bracket to adjust a position of a tension adjustment member for adjusting a tension of the leg actuating rod.   
   
   
       2 . The golf stand bag as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein the support legs and the leg actuating rod are removably coupled to the bracket and the support legs using first and second rotating shafts, respectively, so that at least two golf stand bags are packed in one packing box after the support legs and the leg actuating rod of each of the two golf stand bags are separated from the first and the second rotating shafts, or only the leg actuating rod of each of the two golf stand bags is separated from the second rotating shaft. 
   
   
       3 . The golf stand bag as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein the top member and the bracket are provided on an upper end of the bag body, which has neither the inner casing nor the support provided inside or outside the bag body and connected between the top member and the base member to support or tension the bag body and maintain the cylindrical shape of the bag body, the bag body thus being foldable, and
 the support legs are coupled to the bracket using the first rotating shaft.   
   
   
       4 . The golf stand bag as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein the lower end of the cylindrical bag body is inclined with respect to the lateral direction of the bag body,
 the base member is coupled to the inclined lower end of the bag body such that the lower contact surface of the base member is inclined with respect to the lateral direction of the bag body,   the angle of the lower contact surface of the base member with respect to the lateral direction of the bag body is equal to or greater than the angle of the bag body with respect to the vertical line when the golf stand bag is placed at an incline on the ground using support of the support legs,   each of the support legs has a length appropriate to maintain the angle of the bag body with respect to the vertical line, and   a vertical line of the border surface of the base member is inclined at a predetermined angle relative to a longitudinal direction of the bag body.   
   
   
       5 . The golf stand bag as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein the leg actuating rod cover longitudinally extends a predetermined length upwards from the lower end of the rear surface of the bag body to have the tunnel shape,
 the shims made of rigid plastic are longitudinally provided on the opposite sewing margins of the leg actuating rod cover, and   the leg actuating rod is inserted through the leg actuating rod cover, thus preventing the rear surface of the bag body from being folded or collapsed when the golf stand bag is placed at the incline on the ground by support of the support legs.   
   
   
       6 . The golf stand bag as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein the position adjustment belt is provided on the medial portion of the rear surface of the bag body above the upper end of the leg actuating rod cover to adjust the position of the tension adjustment member for adjusting the tension of the leg actuating rod.