Dual golf bag system

Abstract

A dual set of golf bags are provided, suspended and supported on a spring-loaded axled, geared system about a point, which permits movements of two or more individual golf bags about an axis relative to each other. One or more spring-loaded axles are provided between each golf bags and back support entity to permit independent or concerted movements of one or more units. When the bags are positioned on the wearer's back, it maybe carried in a new “X” formation (opened position) or positioned on the ground in a new mono-stand “tripod” orientation, which uses a single stand structured, coupled with at least two bags to form a tripod stand. The bag maybe closed relative to each other to appear similar to a stand golf bag for easy transport or to be worn in a traditional way. Further, the bags maybe opened and closed by the application of a force.

1 . A new golf bag apparatus with at least two individual compartments opposed to each other and secured by a geared, spring loaded axle mechanism, so that the two apposing structures can rotate about each other from a closed position to an opened position by the application of a force; a mono stand hinged structure is attached to at least one side of the golf bag unit; a graduated geared, disk mechanism, secured about an axle is attached between the two opposing bag members; a track—support is incorporated into one surface of the bag members, which house a removable back support entity which removed, replaced or slide into a suitable position., s Said geared mechanism of bags and back support members maintains said structures in a closed, opened or fixed position unless and external force acts upon them; wherein said geared mechanism may also comprise of a permanent magnet as well as a suitable spring and central axle or peripheral disk supporting member to support the individual units as when coupled to each other. 
     
     
         2 . The geared mechanism of  claim 1  is comprised of a permanent magnet operating in unison with a spring to influence the geared teeth to promote greater force of attraction between first bag and second bag unit. 
     
     
         3 . A geared mechanism of  claim 1  and  2  whereby the geared mechanism is constructed of a sturdy spring mechanism; a set of geared wheels opposing each other, promoting movement in a circular direction while simultaneously maintains a force of attraction between first and second bag structures. 
     
     
         4 . A geared mechanism of  claim 1  which with at least one member  35  is housed in recessed track situated on a “Y” axis and or a “X” axis on the surface of one bag unit, while a second member  34  component is housed in a back support unit. 
     
     
         5 . A geared mechanism in combination with a back support member of  claims 1  and  4  which is removable, swivable, slideable along a X or Y axes and replaceable from and onto said X and Y track axes. 
     
     
         6 . A geared mechanism of  claim 1  and  2  which maybe fixed about a given point on at least one bag structure. 
     
     
         7 . A bag structure of  claim 1  which contains at least one or more geared axis mechanism, whereby at least one geared member supports two bags and at least a second securing a back support removable member onto a bag structure. 
     
     
         8  A golf bag structure which has a mono (single) stand secured to one surface of at least one bag member. 
     
     
         9 . A mono stand mechanism of  claim 1 , which has a spring-hinged to allow movement and retention in an opened and closed position, in combination with integral stoppers to maintain said desirable positions. 
     
     
         10 . A stand mechanism of  claims 1  and  9  when in opened position maintains and support said bag structure in a tripod position, in combination of at least two bag members. Said stand member maybe constructed to be recessed into the surface of at least one bag member. 
     
     
         11 . A bag structures of  claim 1 , comprising of at least two bags that are opposed to each other by a spring geared, axle mechanism, of generally equal size and proportion. 
     
     
         12 . A bag mechanism of as described in the invention which consist of at least two bags moveable between a closed and opened position relative to each other, aided by a spring geared mechanism and applied force.* 
     
     
         13 . A set of at least two golf bags opposing as in  claim 1  and  12  comprising of at least two golf back which allows for the even weight distribution of golf clubs and other components useful on a golf course. 
     
     
         14 . A set of at least two golf bags h as in  claim 1  &  12  having at least one handle/pull strap/recess/knob on the lower halves of both golf bags which may permit for the movement of said golf bags from a closed position to an opened position and vice versa. 
     
     
         15 . A new golf bag arrangement as in  claim 1  &  12  which maybe suspended by a single geared axle mechanism, to allow incremental movement of its components at various degrees relative to each other; said bag structures maybe worn on a golfer's back to allow for relative ease of carrying said golf clubs and components in an near even weight distribution fashion. 
     
     
         16 . A new golf bag which maybe situated on a planar surface using a new tripod configuration for golf bags,utilizing two bags structures in combination with a single mono stand mechanism to provide a stable tripod structure. 
     
     
         17 . A new golf club redistribution method as in  claims 1  and  15  whereby golf clubs are arranged into at least two or more separate bag components and situated by weight or height or a combination of both; whereby allowing for the easy identification and selection of various golf clubs. 
     
     
         18 . A new arrangement of gold clubs as in  claim 1 , whereby clubs maybe situated in an inverted manner (club heads positioned on bottom of bag) so that at least one of the bag components, which are further identified by markings about their individual slots or on the top part of the club handle. 
     
     
         19 . A new golf bag as in  claim 1  &  12  with at least one wheel situated near the base of each bag component, in a retractable or recesses manner and in combination with at least one fixed or retractable handle on at least one bag structure