A multi-wheeled golf push cart is shown that combines the functionality of a conventional pushcart and golf bag into a single piece of equipment. The cart comprises a collapsible multi-wheeled configuration and push bar. These collapsible mechanisms enable the cart to be transformed into two positions: folded or extended. The cart is also equipped with a plurality of golf club slots strategically formed into a U-shaped housing for optimized club organization and protection. For golf equipment storage space, the cart has a main console located in the push bar. In addition, the golf cart has a strap-on bag that comes with multiple pockets for additional storage. In an extended position, the cart is designed for walking similar to using a pushcart and bag combination. In a folded position, the compact designed allow it to fit securely onto the back of a motorized cart for riding, similar to a conventional golf bag.

A golf-bag carrying vehicle is an apparatus that assists a user in transporting their golf bag by either manually push-kicking the apparatus or motorizing the apparatus. The apparatus includes a pair of idle wheels, a stabilizing wheel, a frame, a steering mechanism, a handlebar, and a footboard. The pair of idle wheel arranged at the front end of the frame and the stabilizing wheel arranged at the rear end of the frame are configured into a tricycle configuration, which creates ample space in the center of the apparatus for a rider and/or a payload. The steering mechanism and the handlebar allows a user to steer the apparatus in a desired direction. The footboard allows the user to selectively ride on the apparatus or to manually assist the movement of the apparatus by push-kicking.

A self-centering counterbalanced walking cart includes a mobile carriage and a holder body supported upright and centered thereon. The holder body has an endless sidewall defining an interior storage cavity, golf club clips and recessed decks on the endless sidewall, and handle and stand pivotally coupled at a lower portion and extending upright along opposite sides of the endless sidewall. The clips are spaced from one another and affixed about the exterior of an upper annular portion of the endless sidewall for retaining golf clubs about and in upright orientations along the exterior of the holder body. The recessed decks are defined in and spaced apart from one another about the exterior of the lower annular portion of the endless sidewall for receiving heads of the golf clubs retained upright by the golf club clips. The mobile carriage may be a two-wheel or four-wheel version.

A golf-bag carrying vehicle is an apparatus that assists a user in transporting their golf bag by either manually push-kicking the apparatus or motorizing the apparatus. The apparatus includes a pair of idle wheels, a stabilizing wheel, a frame, a steering mechanism, a handlebar, and a footboard.

Disclosed, among other things, are a golf accessory platform and example golf accessories, offering functionality of holding headcovers, gloves, hats, or other items while on and off of a course, offering protection when clubs are being transported or in play, being used as a training device such as an alignment rod, training for increasing swing speeds, storing alignment rods, sticks, or other golf accessories. It may also allow swing tracking practice, provide a way to protect oneself, and provides a prominent space for advertising or branding opportunities.

A golf bag assembly that is self-powered and stable, having a relatively small footprint. Because of its compactness, the golf bag assembly is relatively easy to collapse, handle, maneuver and transport. Also, the golf bag assembly may include a tracking system that allows a user to use the assembly remotely or in a mode where the golf bag assembly follows the user. Further, a club bag of the golf bag assembly may be integrated with a bag transport assembly.

In one aspect, the present invention provides an awning assembly configured to mount to a support structure of a golf cart. This awning assembly includes at least an awning canopy sheet, a mounting bracket, a pair of support arms and support legs. In another aspect, the present invention provides a crossbar assembly for installation on the roof of a golf cart. This crossbar assembly includes at least two crossbars and a plurality of support members, which serve as the support structure for the awning assembly. The crossbar assembly is uniquely configured to be compatible with any standard golf cart by using different groups of support members. In still another aspect, the present invention provides an awning kit including an awning assembly and a crossbar assembly, both of which are designed for attachment to a golf cart, particularly to the top roof of a golf cart, providing users with a convenient, adjustable, and reliable shade or shelter. In a further aspect, the present invention provides a method for mounting a crossbar or an awning to the roof of a golf cart.