Club stand
A golf club stand made from one piece of round rod that sticks into the ground providing many services. The stand can be used for many purposes, the device will hold up to 8 plus clubs along with the flag stick, the device will hold a wet towel and club covers. The device can be used during many instances such as when carts are not allowed in the fairway during winter months and you need to take three or more clubs, when the grass is wet and you do not want to get your grips wet, when you have to take multiple clubs to the green for a chip or sand shot, when you have a bad back and do not want to bend over, when you go to the driving range during a tournament and you take four or five clubs as you can not take your entire bag. With this device and the way you stick it into the ground you can virtually hang everything on the stand during your time on the green and not have to bend over to pick up any equipment including the flag during your trip to the green. This is a very simple device that provides many services during a round of golf and will last forever if kept in the bag with the putter. The device also helps prevent club loss where you leave a club on the edge of a green or in the grass outside the green to later discover you left it and have to go back to find it or replace it.
This invention design is for a golf club stand that will hold multiple clubs, towels and the flag stick. It also was designed to hold the club covers so at anytime during a round of golf you do not have to bend over to pick up clubs. Note that it fits in the bag with your putter without noticing it.
The design has multiple uses, to keep your grips from getting wet during a moist morning, on the driving range when you take just a few clubs to warm up, when you can not take the cart into the fairway and need more than one club, and mostly used today around the green for a sand shot and or for a quick up and down you can bring multiple clubs and a wet towel to the green and never bend over except to pick that birdie up out of the hole!
This invention is a bit different from most as it is easy to carry and no devices to open up a second or third leg to stabilize the stand, this device pokes into the ground and has a lip on the end of it to hold club covers and or wet towels to clean the balls and clubs. It is designed so when you grab your putter you grab The Club Stand at the same time you grab your putter.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONThe invention is a ¼ Inch rod bent with three 90 degree bends and one 15 degree bend with a pointed bottom that sticks in the ground. The device is made so as to where you can lean up to 8 golf clubs on the stand and a flag stick along with a wet towel. It is designed with no moving parts or extra extending legs and is one simple rod that goes into the ground without any problem and can hold several clubs to keep one from bending over to get their clubs, leaving their clubs, getting the grips wet on a moist damp morning and can be used at the driving range, in the fairway when carts are not allowed in the fairway during winter months, and around the green or in the sand, it is a tool that is used on almost every hole.
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Claims
1. This golf stand is simple and basic and is a one piece device that slide's into your bag along with your putter and there fore you never forget it when you need it and will last as long as you play Golf.
2. The device will hold up to 8 plus clubs along with the flag stick, a wet towel, and your club cover.
3. The device can be used during many instances such as When carts are not allowed in the fairway during winter months and you need to take three or more clubs, when the grass is wet and you do not want to get your grips wet, when you have to take multiple clubs to the green for a chip or sand shot, when you have a bad back and do not want to bend over, when you go to the driving range during a tournament and you take four or five clubs as you can not take your entire bag. The device also helps prevent club loss where you leave a club on the edge of a green or in the grass outside the green to later discover you left it and have to go back to find it or replace it.
Type: Application
Filed: Sep 18, 2006
Publication Date: Mar 20, 2008
Inventors: Donald John Blair (Farmington, NM), Kenneth Richard Brackett (Farmington, NM)
Application Number: 11/525,193
International Classification: A63B 57/00 (20060101);