Ferrett bag and cart

Claim 1

In a golf equipment carrier having a bag, said bag comprising a lower body and an upper body, said bodies being made of plastic material and each being hollow to enclose golf playing equipment, said upper body being removably placeable upon said lower body, a separator and lower track provided upon an upper edge of said lower body and an upper track being provided upon a lower edge of said upper body, said lower body being supported upon a pair of wheels for traveling across a ground, said lower body having a pair of forwardly extending brackets upon its front side, said brackets supporting an axle which at each end is inserted through the center of said wheels, and an underside of said lower body also being provided with a cart rest for maintaining said lower body in vertical, upstanding position while at rest, said lower body including a main post at its center and extending vertically upwardly to a top of said lower body, and an upper end of said main post having an adjustable handle assembly secured pivotally thereto, said handle assembly including a straight handle which at its outer end is fitted with a handle bar grip, said handle assembly being pivotable between a sideward extending position and a vertical, upright position for fitting under said upper body.