A autonomous robotic golf caddy which is capable of following a portable receiver at a pre-determined distance, and which is capable of sensing a potential impending collision with an object in its path and stop prior to said potential impending collision.

A folding golf cart including a chassis, a main rod, a handle, a handle-connected seat body, a front wheel, two rear wheels, and two sets of foldable rear wheel frames. The chassis includes two chassis rods, a front-connected seat body, and a rear-connected seat body. The front ends of the two chassis rods are fixed to the front-connected seat body. The rear ends of the two chassis rods are fixed to the rear-connected seat body. The handle is rotationally connected to the handle-connected seat body. The bottom part of the main rod is hinged to the rear-connected seat body. The two rear wheels are respectively connected to the sides of the rear-connected seat body through the foldable rear wheel frames. The middle part of the front-connected seat body is connected to the front wheel through a front wheel retraction and extension device.

A folding golf cart including a chassis, a main rod, a handle, a handle-connected seat body, a front wheel, two rear wheels, and two sets of foldable rear wheel frames. The chassis includes two chassis rods, a front-connected seat body, and a rear-connected seat body. The front ends of the two chassis rods are fixed to the front-connected seat body. The rear ends of the two chassis rods are fixed to the rear-connected seat body. The handle is rotationally connected to the handle-connected seat body. The bottom part of the main rod is hinged to the rear-connected seat body. The two rear wheels are respectively connected to the sides of the rear-connected seat body through the foldable rear wheel frames. The middle part of the front-connected seat body is connected to the front wheel through a front wheel retraction and extension device.

A system, and method, for managing recreational vehicle a central control unit (A) at a convenient facility and a unit (B) installable on a vehicle, with each unit (A) and (B) operable to receive data from and to send data to the other. Unit (A) includes a rules database module for holding an organised, searchable list of a rules database for control and management of a vehicle 12 on which a unit (B) is installed to comprise an on-vehicle unit B. The unit (A) also includes a rules engine module operable to receive, and compare with the rules list of database, data from the second unit (B). The unit (B) includes a location tracking module and a sensor data module, with the location tracking module adapted to track the position of the vehicle in real time by obtaining vehicle positional data, while the sensor data module is operable to collect data from at least one sensor of the vehicle and to pass the data to the unit (A).

A system, and method, for managing recreational vehicle a central control unit (A) at a convenient facility and a unit (B) installable on a vehicle, with each unit (A) and (B) operable to receive data from and to send data to the other. Unit (A) includes a rules database module for holding an organised, searchable list of a rules database for control and management of a vehicle 12 on which a unit (B) is installed to comprise an on-vehicle unit B. The unit (A) also includes a rules engine module operable to receive, and compare with the rules list of database, data from the second unit (B). The unit (B) includes a location tracking module and a sensor data module, with the location tracking module adapted to track the position of the vehicle in real time by obtaining vehicle positional data, while the sensor data module is operable to collect data from at least one sensor of the vehicle and to pass the data to the unit (A).

The motorcycle hitch golf club bag carrier has a hitch coupler that detachably attaches to a hitch receiver of a motored vehicle. A mounting sleeve of the golf bag carrier receives the hitch coupler. The mounting sleeve has a proximal end with a slot and a distal end with a pivot point. A base pan mounted above the mounting sleeve receives a single golf bag. Parallel and adjacent first and second vertical supports extend upwards from the base pan. The vertical supports are mounted perpendicular to the mounting sleeve. The hitch coupler extending horizontally across the diameter of the base pan bisects the vertical supports. A plurality of apertures located along the length of the hitch coupler allow for the golf bag carrier to be adjustably secured towards or away from the proximal end of the hitch coupler.

A autonomous robotic golf caddy which is capable of following a portable receiver at a pre-determined distance, and which is capable of sensing a potential impending collision with an object in its path and stop prior to said potential impending collision.

A travel cover having a rigid top cap, a rigid bottom cap, and an elongated flexible enclosure extending between and bonded to said rigid top cap and said rigid bottom cap. The elongated enclosure is openable and closable to receive and retrieve contents. The travel cover has a longitudinally expanded mode for carrying contents and a collapsed mode for folding the enclosure into the rigid top cap and the rigid bottom cap to form a compact carrying case.

A travel cover having a rigid top cap, a rigid bottom cap, and an elongated flexible enclosure extending between and bonded to said rigid top cap and said rigid bottom cap. The elongated enclosure is openable and closable to receive and retrieve contents. The travel cover has a longitudinally expanded mode for carrying contents and a collapsed mode for folding the enclosure into the rigid top cap and the rigid bottom cap to form a compact carrying case.

A standing riding golf bag cart (10) is provided for transporting a passenger and a golf bag (13) around a golf course. The cart (10) is adapted to covert between an expanded mode (12) for usage and a compact mode (14), for storage. The cart includes a base tube (22), a front carriage subassembly (24), a steering subassembly (26); a bag support subassembly (28); a central support subassembly (30), and a rear drive subassembly (32). The central support subassembly (30) is provided with running boards (80) upon which the passenger stands. The cart (10) is propelled by a pair of rear drive wheels (86) each having an associated electric motor (88) controlled by the passenger using a throttle control (94).