Abstract: An do-it-yourself golf bag of the invention includes a bottom, a bag body and a head frame; wherein two frames are provided on both ends of the bag body, each of which has a rabbet for mounting a structure stay; and the two frames of the bag body are connected with the bottom and the head frame in a detachable manner. An assembly method of the above golf bag includes the steps of: (A) connecting the bottom with the frame of the bag body; (B) connecting a lower end of the stand with the bottom, and connecting a top end of the stand with the frame of the bag body; and (C) connecting the head frame with the frame of the bag body.

Abstract: A golf stand bag of the present invention comprises a bottom; a top; and two stays; wherein each of the two stays is connected with the bottom and the top at its two ends; one stay connecting with the top in an inner side adjacent to a side top end thereof and the other stay connecting with the top in an inner side far from the side top end thereof. The two stays have their axes in a same plane and there is a certain angle between their axes so as to prevent the bottom from rotating relative to the top.

Abstract: A golf bag bottom of the present invention includes a bottom base and a side frame. The bottom base has a transitional part; and the side frame is divided into two parts by the transitional part, and a notch is formed at a connection portion between the two parts of the side frame. The transitional part is formed on a ¼ position of the golf bag bottom along a longitudinal direction.

Abstract: A clamp for golf game of the invention includes a base panel; and a top panel to partially connect with the base panel; wherein a plurality of first protruding teeth are provided on a surface of the base panel facing to the top panel; and a plurality of second protruding teeth are provided on a surface of the top panel facing to the base panel, which are positioned corresponding to concaves defined by the first protruding teeth of the base panel. The clamp can make a golf bag be attched/fixed onto a golf cart/trolley firmly.

Abstract: A foldaway stand mounting structure includes a golf bag and a foldaway stand coupled to the golf bag, the foldaway stand including a holder plate pivoted to the top cuff of the golf bag to hold a pair of legs, a spring-supported actuating plate pivoted to the bottom sidewall of the bottom cuff of the golf bag, and a link coupled between the holder plate and the actuating plate and adapted to force the holder plate and the legs outwards from the golf bag to an extended position when the user presses down the actuating plate with the foot.

Abstract: A golf club bottom positioning rack made of foam material and fastened to the inside of the bottom cuff of a golf bag and adapted to hold golf clubs in the golf bag. The golf club bottom positioning rack having at least two vertically spaced decks, each deck having rows of insertion holes and engagement fins at two sides of each insertion hole. The insertion holes of the decks are respectively vertically aligned for receiving the grips of golf clubs being inserted into the golf bag. The diameter of the insertion holes of a lower deck is greater than the diameter of the insertion holes of an upper deck.

Abstract: A top cuff for golf bag having a plurality of golf club insertion compartments and a club shaft positioning device in each golf club insertion compartment, the club shaft positioning device each having at least one hard locating plate and at least one flexible engagement plate alternatively disposed at two sides at different elevations, each hard locating plate having peripheral notches for the positioning of the shaft of each inserted golf club, each flexible engagement plate having a plurality of retaining portions corresponding to the peripheral notches of each hard locating plate for pressing on the shaft of each inserted golf clubs.

Abstract: A golf bag carrier includes a base equipped with four bottom wheels and two side wheels, the base having a horizontal top block longitudinally disposed at a top side thereof on the middle for the positioning of a golf bag, the horizontal top block having two longitudinally aligned sliding slots, two clamping plates respectively mounted in the base and adapted to hold down a golf bag on the horizontal top block, the clamping plates each having a shaft respectively inserted through the sliding slots, and a control device controlled to move the clamping plates along the sliding slots relative to each other.

Abstract: A top cuff for golf bag having a plurality of golf club insertion compartments and a club shaft positioning device in each golf club insertion compartment, the club shaft positioning device each having at least one hard locating plate and at least one flexible engagement plate alternatively disposed at two sides at different elevations, each hard locating plate having peripheral notches for the positioning of the shaft of each inserted golf club, each flexible engagement plate having a plurality of retaining portions corresponding to the peripheral notches of each hard locating plate for pressing on the shaft of each inserted golf club.

Abstract: A golf club bottom positioning rack made of foam material and fastened to the inside of the bottom cuff of a golf bag and adapted to hold golf clubs in the golf bag. The golf club bottom positioning rack having at least two vertically spaced decks, each deck having rows of insertion holes and engagement fins at two sides of each insertion hole. The insertion holes of the decks are respectively vertically aligned for receiving the grips of golf clubs being inserted into the golf bag. The diameter of the insertion holes of a lower deck is greater than the diameter of the insertion holes of an upper deck.

Abstract: A golf bag carrier includes a base equipped with four bottom wheels and two side wheels, the base having a horizontal top block longitudinally disposed at a top side thereof on the middle for the positioning of a golf bag, the horizontal top block having two longitudinally aligned sliding slots, two clamping plates respectively mounted in the base and adapted to hold down a golf bag on the horizontal top block, the clamping plates each having a shaft respectively inserted through the sliding slots, and a control device controlled to move the clamping plates along the sliding slots relative to each other.

Abstract: A folding collapsible wheeled luggage includes a wheeled base, and a folding collapsible cover detachably fastened to the wheeled base by a zip fastener, the folding collapsible cover having a top panel, two side panels and a back panel fixedly fastened together and a front panel detachably fastened to the top panel and the side panels by a zip fastener, the side panels having hinges for enabling the folding collapsible cover to be set between the collapsed condition and the extended condition.

Abstract: A golf bag logo panel including a fixed member fixedly fastened to the golf bag, the fixed member having a plurality of axially aligned tooth profile barrels and a movable member fixedly fastened to a logo panel, the movable member having a plurality of toothed profile barrels engaging with the barrels of the fixed member. A pivot pin is detachably inserted through the barrels of the movable member and the barrels of the fixed member to secure the movable member and the logo to the fixed member and the golf bag, enabling the logo panel to be turned about the pivot pin relative to the golf bag.

Abstract: A golf bag bottom structure having a vertical peripheral shell, and a horizontal bottom board, the vertical peripheral shell having an upper wall, a lower wall, a plurality of connecting blocks connected between a lower part of the upper wall and an upper part of the lower wall, and a plurality of air passage holes defined between the upper wall and the lower wall and spaced from one another by the connecting blocks for circulation of air. In an alternate form of the present invention, the golf bag bottom structure has a vertical peripheral shell and a horizontal bottom board, wherein the vertical peripheral shell has a peripheral flange, a plurality of vertical through holes through the peripheral flange, and plurality of horizontal air vents perpendicularly extended from the vertical through holes for circulation of air between the outside of the golf bag bottom structure and the inside thereof.