Base structure of golf club bag

Abstract

A golf club bag includes a bag body, a main support rod, a linking rod and a base. The bag body is fixed to the base composed of a front base and a rear base, which have substantially the same width and are pivotally connected to each other. When the bag body is placed slantingly, the front base may serve as a main supporting member at a bottom portion thereof, the larger supporting surface area can be obtained, and the stability of placement can be enhanced. In addition, peripheries of the front base and the rear base are connected to the bag body, a bottom end of the linking rod is inserted into the bag body and pivotally connected to the front base. Thus, it is possible to prevent its pivotal connection portion from being exposed outside the bag body and from being collided and damaged.

1 . A golf club bag, comprising a bag body, a main support rod, a linking rod and a base, wherein:
 the base is composed of a front base and a rear base, which have substantially the same width and are pivotally connected to each other;   a periphery of a bottom end of the bag body is connected to peripheries of the front base and the rear base;   the front base has a first bottom surface to be supported and in contact with a floor;   the rear base has a second bottom surface to be supported and in contact with the floor; and   when the bag body is placed slantingly, the first bottom surface of the front base is supported on the floor, and the second bottom surface of the rear base is slantingly raised away from the floor.   
   
   
       2 . The golf club bag according to  claim 1 , wherein a pivotal connection portion between the linking rod and the base is disposed within the front base. 
   
   
       3 . The golf club bag according to  claim 1 , wherein a pivotal connection structure between the front base and the rear base comprises two shaft holes formed on the rear base, and two rotating shafts disposed on the front base, the rotating shafts are respectively inserted into the shaft holes and can be freely rotated relative to each other to have clearance fits. 
   
   
       4 . The golf club bag according to  claim 3 , wherein a guiding slot is further formed outside the shaft hole of the rear base, a slider is disposed in correspondence with the front base, the slider is inserted into the guiding slot, and at least one end of the guiding slot has a restricting end surface for restricting a sliding range of the slider. 
   
   
       5 . The golf club bag according to  claim 3 , wherein an opening is further formed on the shaft hole so that the rotating shaft can be easily inserted into the shaft hole, and the opening has a width smaller than a diameter of the shaft hole.