This disclosure assists a golfer in these situations. The golf club caddy is adapted to be used in the game of golf. The golf club caddy is a lightweight, portable carrier that is used to carry a plurality of golf clubs as well as a plurality of accessories that may be required by the golfer. The golf club caddy is a self-supporting structure that with sub-structures that are designed to carry the plurality of golf clubs, one or more towels, one or more golf balls, and tools such as range finders or GPS locators. The golf club caddy comprises a plurality of club holders, a container, a cylinder, a plurality of legs, and a leg opening mechanism.

A golf club carrier having two main bodies joined by one or more telescoping connector members whereby the carrier may be longitudinally extended for transporting golf clubs or collapsed for storage, each of the main bodies having retainer members aligned in paired sets, each paired set adapted to receive and retain the shaft of a golf club.

Golf bag, comprising a front panel and a back panel having therebetween a bundle of shaft receptacles for therein receiving a golf club by the shaft thereof. Front and back panel are pivotably connected with each other at a bottom of the golf bag, and are adjustable relative to each other between a collapsed, substantially flat position in which front and back panel run substantially along each other, and a folded-out, substantially wedge-shaped position in which front and back panel diverge and in which between their free ends a presentation surface is located. The shaft receptacles terminate in the presentation surface and with mutual spacing are grouped in rows which nm along each other with an intermediate distance, so that golf clubs whose shaft is received in a shaft receptacle have their heads positioned on the presentation surface in rows spaced apart with an intermediate distance.

A carrier assembly for holding golf clubs has a substantially trapezoidal elongate case with housings for holding golf clubs on the outside of each side wall. The case has a pair of doors 312 giving access to the interior shelves 342 and side pockets 312 for storage of golfing accessories and spare clothing etc. Each door is L-shaped and can include one or more housings on the exterior of each door, and side pockets 312 on the inside. Additional storage is provided by pivoted lid 50, adjacent handle 6.

A carrier assembly (1) for holding golf clubs (2), has a central substantially trapezoidal elongate housing having one or more doors for storage of accessories and having external club storage housings (54) on the outside of the bag. Each of the external club storage housings has an outwardly facing slit between a pair of resilient members to allow easy insertion or removal of a golf club, and at least one anti-rotation member (96) for holding a golf club.

A golf bag having a base assembly, a shaft immobilization component, a top assembly, an internal assembly, and an outer assembly is disclosed herein. The combination of the shaft immobilization component, the top assembly and the internal assembly restrict the movement of golf clubs and prevents the interaction of golf clubs within the golf bag.

A carrier assembly for holding golf clubs has a substantially trapezoidal elongate case with housings for holding golf clubs on the outside of each side wall. The case has a pair of doors 312 giving access to the interior shelves 342 and side pockets 312 for storage of golfing accessories and spare clothing etc. Each door is L-shaped and can include one or more housings on the exterior of each door, and side pockets 312 on the inside. Additional storage is provided by pivoted lid 50, adjacent handle 6.

A golf bag having a base assembly, a shaft immobilization component, a top assembly, an internal assembly, and an outer assembly is disclosed herein. The combination of the shaft immobilization component, the top assembly and the internal assembly restrict the movement of golf clubs and prevents the interaction of golf clubs within the golf bag.