Top frame for a golf bag

Abstract

A top frame is mounted on a golf bag to hold heads of golf clubs and has a base, a support and transverse rows of multiple dividing spaces. The support is formed on the base and has multiple crossbeams transversely formed on the support at different levels. The transverse rows of the dividing spaces are defined through the support, correspond to the crossbeams, are located different levels and respectively hold the golf clubs. The dividing spaces in different levels appropriately classify the golf clubs with different lengths so that a user may quickly access to a desired golf club without seeking and consideration.

1 . A top frame for a golf bag comprising:
 a base being inclined and having
 a front; 
 a rear being higher than the front; 
 a top; and 
 a bottom; 
   a support formed on the top of the base and having
 a front; 
 a rear being higher than the front of the support; and 
 multiple crossbeams formed transversely on the support and located at different levels, at least two of the crossbeam being positioning crossbeams and each positioning crossbeam having multiple positioning recesses defined in the positioning crossbeams; and 
   transverse rows of multiple dividing spaces defined through the base and the support, located at different levels and corresponding to the crossbeam, the dividing spaces of at least two of the transverse rows being positioning holes and corresponding to the positioning recesses of the positioning crossbeams.   
     
     
         2 . The top frame as claimed in  claim 1  further comprising a putter space defined through the base and the support at the front of the support. 
     
     
         3 . The top frame as claimed in  claim 1  further comprising
 a longitudinal partition formed on longitudinally on the support adjacent to the crossbeams and the transverse rows of the dividing spaces; and   a longitudinal column of the spaces for woods defined through the base and the support adjacent to the longitudinal partition opposite to the dividing spaces and separated from the dividing spaces by the longitudinal partition.   
     
     
         4 . The top frame as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the dividing spaces of one of the transverse rows are spaces for wedges. 
     
     
         5 . The top frame as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the dividing spaces of a lowest one of the transverse rows are spaces for wedges. 
     
     
         6 . The top frame as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein
 one crossbeam is a protruding crossbeam formed on and protruding backwards from the rear of the base; and   the dividing spaces of a highest one of the transverse rows respectively cooperate with the positioning recesses of the protruding crossbeam.   
     
     
         7 . A top frame for a golf bag comprising:
 a base being inclined and having
 a front; 
 a rear being higher than the front; 
 a top; and 
 a bottom; 
   a support formed on the top of the base and having
 a front; 
 a rear being higher than the front of the support; and 
 multiple crossbeams formed transversely on the support and located at different levels; and 
   transverse rows of multiple dividing spaces defined through the base and the support, located at different levels and corresponding to the crossbeam.