Abstract: A method for constructing a soft fabric insert for golf bags with partitions for golf clubs. The method includes stitching a center section having an "X" cross section and four wider sheets formed with a cross section resembling the letter "M" with By stitching the four edges of the center "X" between selected double legs of the "M" sheets, stitching together the outer legs of the "M" sheets, and sewing the edges of the "M" sheet to a cover which is closed to become tubular, an insert may be formed with partitions numbering from twelve to sixteen.

Abstract: A full length insert for golf bags is partitioned into two groups of five compartments along the interior sidewall and four central compartments between the groups. Each of the five groups is fabricated with a single sheet of fabric. The invention may be used of fabricate various forms of inserts for circular, square or oval shaped golf bags.

Abstract: An automatic support stand for golf bags includes two legs in a pivotal mount high on the bag which form a tripod with a flat bottomed pedal that is flush with the bottom surface of the bag but doesn't contact the bag.

Abstract: A method for partitioning a golf bag to provide fourteen separate, symmetrical club partitions includes stitching together strips of cloth starting with the center and working outward in a prescribed pattern, and finally stitching the cloth together into a tube which becomes an inner liner for attachment to a golf bag.