Protective hood for golf clubs
CA 2122015 A1 · Owner: Gevas, Peter D. · Inventors: Gevas, Peter D.
Overview
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A two-piece golf bag hood (10) attachable to the top of a conventional or customized golf bag (B) for providing hard-shell protection to clubs contained therein. One piece is fabricated of a generally elongate rectangular flat sheet of hard flexible material which is manually curved under stress lengthwise to form a sleeve (12) around the collar (C) opening of the bag (B) with overlapping ends joined by fasteners to form a rigid sleeve (12) extending beyond the club ends. The other piece is a single flat panel (30) or a pair of flat panels (50, 52) of similar material which forms a lid (14, 14') fastenable over the end of the sleeve (12). The pair of flat panels (50, 52) are adjustable to …
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- Filed November 9, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended November 9, 2012.
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