Abstract: A golf bag attachment system for transporting golf clubs is taught. The golf bag system uses a golf car having an attachment strap to secure the golf bag to the golf car. The attachment system includes a strap attachment device coupled to the golf bag for receiving and forcibly retaining the attachment strap to secure the golf bag to the golf car. A further strap is provided along with a further strap attachment for attaching the further strap to the golf bag and carrying the golf bag with the further strap. The attachment device includes a tightening device for detachably securing the attachment strap to the attachment device. The tightening device can be rotatable and can be rotatably advanced toward the attachment strap. The tightening device thus forcibly retains the attachment strap by pressing the attachment strap against the golf bag. Additionally, the tightening device can compressibly secure the attachment strap. The tightening device can be a wedge which can be a pivotable wedge.

Abstract: Briefly stated, the present invention is a golf bag attachment system for transporting golf clubs adapted for use with a golf car having a golf car attachment device to secure the golf bag to the golf car. The system includes a first strap having a first strap attachment for attaching the first strap to the golf bag and a second strap coupled to the golf car attachment device. A second strap attachment is coupled to the golf bag for receiving and retaining the second strap to secure the golf bag to the golf car attachment device. The second strap attachment can be a conduit through the golf bag or around the periphery of the golf bag. The golf bag can include at least one partition for dividing the golf clubs into a plurality of groups of golf clubs and the conduit can pass through the interior of the partition.

Abstract: A pair of improved golf shoes has an inner flange extending longitudinally along the inner side of the shoes and an outer flange extending longitudinally along the outer side of the shoes. The inner flanges and the outer flanges extend outwardly beyond the exterior surfaces of the uppers of the shoes. On one of the improved shoes the outer flange extends outwardly farther than the inner flange. On the other shoe, the inner and outer flanges extend substantially the same distance beyond the exterior surface of the upper. Heels having outwardly extending flanges are provided. One of the heels extends outwardly over substantially its entire outer edge. The flange of the other heel extends outwardly beyond the upper for only a portion of its inner edge and is flush with the upper for the remaining portion of its outer edge. A portion of the shoe disposed below the ball of the foot of the user is thicker than the region disposed below the heel of the user in order to balance the user.

Abstract: Briefly stated, the present invention comprises a piggyback golf bag for use in a riding golf cart having a golf cart attachment device for attaching the golf bag to the golf cart. The piggyback golf bag includes a first golf bag portion and a second golf bag portion. The first golf bag portion has an opening for receiving a golf club and a body portion for retaining a golf club. The second golf bag portion, which is separate from the first golf bag portion, also has an opening for receiving a golf club and a body portion for retaining a golf club. A golf bag attachment device is provided for detachably securing the first and second golf bag portions to each other.

Abstract: A pair of improved golf shoes has an inner flange extending longitudinally along the inner side of the shoes and an outer flange extending longitudinally along the outer side of the shoes. The inner flanges and the outer flanges extend outwardly beyond the exterior surfaces of the uppers of the shoes. On one of the improved shoes the outer flange extends outwardly farther than the inner flange. On the other shoe, the inner and outer flanges extend substantially the same distance beyond the exterior surface of the upper. Heels having outwardly extending flanges are provided. One of the heels extends outwardly over substantially its entire outer edge. The flange of the other heel extends outwardly beyond the upper for only a portion of its inner edge and is flush with the upper for the remaining portion of its outer edge. A portion of the shoe disposed below the ball of the foot of the user is thicker than the region disposed below the heel of the user in order to balance the user.