A bag for carrying a set of golf clubs while playing golf and while traveling. The bag includes first, second, third and fourth panels. Each panel has a middle section with first and second opposing faces, and with first and second opposite sides edges; a first wing section extending at a first angle from the first side edge of each panel; and a second wing section extending at a second angle from the second side edge of each panel. A first hinge connects the second wing section of the first panel to the first wing section of the second panel. A second hinge connects the second wing section of the second panel to the first wing section of the third panel. A third hinge connects the second wing section of the third panel to the first wing section of the fourth panel. At least one closure releasably connects the first wing section of the first panel to the second wing section of the fourth panel. The bag also includes first, second, and third club holding components, each connected to one of the first, second, third and fourth panels, each of the club holding components comprising at least three sleeves for receiving shafts of golf clubs. All of the hinges and the closure allow the bag to be folded into a playing mode with the connected wing sections touching each other and the first faces of the middle sections and the club holding components facing outward. All of the hinges and the closure also allow the bag to be folded into a travel mode with two of the first, second, third and fourth panels being adjacent with the middle sections facing and club holding components facing inward and with an other two of the first, second, third and fourth panels are adjacent with the middle sections and club hold components facing inward.

A bag is described for carrying a set of golf clubs while playing golf and while traveling. The bag includes at least two panels, with each panel including a first face and an opposite second face. The first face includes sleeves for insertion of shafts of golf clubs together with repositionable stoppers for engaging the ends of the golf club shaft. In this way, the height that each of the golf clubs extends beyond the panels is set by the position of the stoppers. These at least two panels are connected in such a way so as to provide a playing mode with the first faces facing outward, thus providing access to the golf clubs, and so as to provide a travel mode with the first faces facing inward, thus protecting the golf clubs while travelling.

A bag is described for carrying a set of golf clubs while playing golf and while traveling. The bag includes at least two panels, with each panel including a first face and an opposite second face. The first face includes sleeves for insertion of shafts of golf clubs together with repositionable stoppers for engaging the ends of the golf club shaft. In this way, the height that each of the golf clubs extends beyond the panels is set by the position of the stoppers. These at least two panels are connected in such a way so as to provide a playing mode with the first faces facing outward, thus providing access to the golf clubs, and so as to provide a travel mode with the first faces facing inward, thus protecting the golf clubs while travelling.

A bag is described for carrying a set of golf clubs while playing golf and while traveling. The bag includes at least two panels, each comprising a first face and an opposite second face. The first face includes sleeves for insertion of shafts of golf clubs. The at least two panels are connected so as to provide a playing mode with the first faces facing outward, thus providing access to the golf clubs. The at least two panels are also connected so as to provide a travel mode with the first faces facing inward, thus protecting the golf clubs while travelling. The bag also includes two suction grippers, each attached to at least one of the second faces. These suction grippers configured to attach the bag to a surface of a vehicle for transit.

A golf bag mounted rolling transport base including a bag assembly joined to a base assembly and a roller assembly attached to a bottom of the base assembly. The golf bag assembly includes a golf bag member with a handle at a top portion thereof. The base assembly includes a base member with a cylindrical shape on a bottom of the golf bag member. The golf bag member is joined with the base member where the base member includes an axle attached thereof by means of screws along an exterior contour of the base. The roller assembly includes a roll member placed on a bottom portion of the base member which is configured to tip and roll the golf bag member for mobility, wherein a debris scraper is placed at a bottom side of the base member to prevent the roller member from being stuck due to debris while rolling.

A golf bag mounted rolling transport base including a bag assembly joined to a base assembly and a roller assembly attached to a bottom of the base assembly. The golf bag assembly includes a golf bag member with a handle at a top portion thereof. The base assembly includes a base member with a cylindrical shape on a bottom of the golf bag member. The golf bag member is joined with the base member where the base member includes an axle attached thereof by means of screws along an exterior contour of the base. The roller assembly includes a roll member placed on a bottom portion of the base member which is configured to tip and roll the golf bag member for mobility, wherein a debris scraper is placed at a bottom side of the base member to prevent the roller member from being stuck due to debris while rolling.

A golf club securement assembly with a grip holder assembly and a club head assembly that includes a support member having a top end, a bottom end, and a club head engagement surface positioned between top end and the bottom end. At least one channel is positioned on the club head engagement surface that extends in a direction from the top end of the club head assembly to the bottom end of the club head assembly. A shaft securement assembly is attached to the bottom end of the club head assembly and the top end of the grip holder assembly.

The present invention relates to a golf bag equipped with an openable top frame disposed at the top of the bag. The top frame includes an annular frame body having at least one hole in its central region, which provides communication between the internal area of the golf bag and the external space. Additionally, the frame body is formed with an opening that allows a golf club to be inserted into the hole. The golf bag further includes a bag body divided into a narrow-diameter section and a wide-diameter section according to its inner diameter. An openable device is installed on one side of the bag body, extending from the top to the bottom, to control access to the interior. The top frame is positioned above this device, and its opening is aligned with it on the same side.

The present invention relates to a golf bag equipped with an openable top frame disposed at the top of the bag. The top frame includes an annular frame body having at least one hole in its central region, which provides communication between the internal area of the golf bag and the external space. Additionally, the frame body is formed with an opening that allows a golf club to be inserted into the hole. The golf bag further includes a bag body divided into a narrow-diameter section and a wide-diameter section according to its inner diameter. An openable device is installed on one side of the bag body, extending from the top to the bottom, to control access to the interior. The top frame is positioned above this device, and its opening is aligned with it on the same side.

The present disclosure provides a bag assembly comprising a first bag with a first connector configuration, a second bag with a second connector configuration that is different than the first connector configuration, and an adapter strap configured to couple the first bag and the second bag to form a self-stabilizing bag assembly. The adapter strap may comprise an asymmetric strap comprising a first connector or a first set of connectors disposed on a first side of the adapter strap and a second connector or a second set of connectors disposed on a second side of the adapter strap.