Abstract: A golf bag having a bottom unit diagonally attached to an inclined end of an elongated bag body is disclosed. The golf bag includes a bag body having a lower end diagonally inclined rearwards and upwards. A bottom unit is attached along the diagonally inclined lower end of the bag body such that the bottom unit is diagonally inclined relative to the axis of the bag body, with a hook protrusion provided on the lower part of the outer surface of a rear part of the bottom unit. A front support rib is installed in a front part of the bag body such that the upper end of the front support rib is held in a rib support hole provided in the head of the bag body and the lower end of the front support rib is held in a rib support piece provided in the bag body.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a golf stand bag, which is constructed such that the bag body is foldable to reduce the volume thereof, thus markedly reducing the logistics costs thereof. The golf stand bag includes the bag body, the lower end of which is inclined downwards from the rear surface of the bag body to the front surface, a top member, to which a bracket which rotatably supports support legs is mounted, and a base member, which is coupled to the lower end of the bag body such that an angle of a lower contact surface of the base member with respect to the lateral direction of the bag body is greater than an angle of the bag body with respect to the vertical line when the golf stand bag is completely placed on the ground at an incline. The golf stand bag further includes a leg actuating rod, which is rotatably coupled to the support legs and is inserted through a leg actuating rod cover, which is provided on the rear surface of the bag body.

Abstract: A golf bag having a bottom unit diagonally attached to an inclined end of an elongated bag body is disclosed. The golf bag includes a bag body having a lower end diagonally inclined rearwards and upwards. A bottom unit is attached along the diagonally inclined lower end of the bag body such that the bottom unit is diagonally inclined relative to the axis of the bag body, with a hook protrusion provided on the lower part of the outer surface of a rear part of the bottom unit. A front support rib is installed in a front part of the bag body such that the upper end of the front support rib is held in a rib support hole provided in the head of the bag body and the lower end of the front support rib is held in a rib support piece provided in the bag body.

Abstract: A rucksack having a folding chair. The rucksack includes a back wall, a bag body of a large volume, a plurality of pockets respectively provided at predetermined portions of the bag body and having small volumes, and a pair of shoulder straps. The rucksack further includes a VELCRO releasable fastener having a pile piece and a hook piece constituting a fixed part which is provided at an upper portion of the back wall to have a predetermined area, while also constituting a movable part which is detachably fastened to the fixed part. The folding chair has the movable part of the VELCRO releasable fastener at a predetermined portion thereof, and is longer than the back wall. A cover covers the folding chair while exposing a predetermined portion of the folding chair to an outside, with a slide fastener being provided along each of both side edges of the back wall and an associated side edge of the cover to fasten the cover to the back wall.

Abstract: A Golf Short Game Training, Practice and Contest Game assemblage, which is easy to assemble, disassemble and transport from location to location (in, for example, the provided carrying bag) and which includes a main frame which is assembled from various steel pipes and connecting parts, a netting which is supported by the frame and which includes an inclined chute-shaped floor net which is affixed to or integral with the bottom floor of the netting, the front side of which is lower than the back portion of the netting; and a target which is suspended from the top portion of the netting and has at least one hole in it which is larger than a golf ball.

Abstract: A Golf Short Game Training, Practice and Contest Game assemblage, which is easy to assemble, disassemble and transport from location to location (in, for example, the provided carrying bag) and which includes a main frame which is assembled from various steel pipes and connecting parts, a netting which is supported by the frame and which includes an inclined chute-shaped floor net which is affixed to or integral with the bottom floor of the netting, the front side of which is lower than the back portion of the netting; and a target which is suspended from the top portion of the netting and has at least one hole in it which is larger than a golf ball.

Abstract: A golf bag assemblage which includes: (a) a golf bag and (b) a rigid base mounted on the bottom of the golf bag. An indentation is located in the bottom of the rigid base and opens to the side and bottom of the base. A stand is attached to the golf bag. The stand includes: (i) support arrangement having two legs, each of which has a top cross bar; and (ii) arrangement for pivotally affixing the top cross bars (i) to the top portion of the golf bag. The push rod arrangement (iii) has two vertical side rods, a bottom push arrangement, and a short, inwardly-facing cross bar on the top end of each of the push rods. The short cross bars (iii) are pivotally mounted to the legs below pivotal arrangement (ii). The bottom push arrangement is a flat, vertical element which extends into the large indentation of the rigid base. An elastic loop (iv) is attached between the top portion of the two support legs below the pivotal mountings of the two side rods.