Selective golf club dispenser

Claim 2

A golf club receptacle having an individual club selector for selective positioning of a particular club within the receptacle comprising: a golf club receptacle having an open end; at least one individual club receiving means disposed in said receptacle; selective club positioning means connected to said receptacle and said club receiving means for moving a particular club receiving means from a first position to a second position; said selective club positioning means for moving said club receiving means includes a selector panel having indicia representative of individual golf clubs, and individual movement actuating means connected to said panel and said club receiving means.

Claim 3

A golf club receptacle and selector, as in claim 1, wherein: said individual club receiving means is tubular in shape and can receive the handle and shaft of a golf club, said tubular body being disposed within said golf club receptacle.

Claim 4

A golf club receptacle and selector, as in claim 2, wherein said selective club positioning means includes: resilient force producing means connected to the bottom of said golf bag receptacle and at the opposite end to said club receiving means, and means for locking said resilent means in a first compressed position.

Claim 5

A golf club selector in combination with a conventional golf bag comprising: a golf bag; means mounted within said golf bag for raising and lowering a golf club from a first position to a second position within the bag. and an actuating means including an indicia display panel representative of a particular golf club connected to said golf club raising and lowering means whereby a player may select an individual club and position it above the remaining clubs in the golf bag.

Claim 6

A golf club selector in combination with a conventional golf bag comprising: a golf bag; means mounted within said golf bag for raising and lowering a golf club from a first position to a second position within the bag. and an actuating means including an indicia display panel representative of a particular golf club connected to said golf club raising and lowering means whereby a player may select an individual club and position it above the remaining clubs in the golf bag.

Claim 7

A golf club holder and selector for selecting positioning of a particular club contained in the club receptacle comprising: a golf club receptacle being substantially cylindrica in shape and having a closed end; a plurality of individual club shaft receiving means, each of said club shaft receiving means being tubular in shape and being disposed within said golf club receptacle in the longitudinal direction of the receptacle, each of said club shaft receiving means having a base; a plurality of latching plates, one of each connected to a different base of said club receiving means, each of said plates including at least one slot; a plurality of springs connected to the bottom of said receptacle and engaging said latching plate; a plurality of latches, each connected at one end to the bottom of said receptacle and each having an upper end engageable with one of said plates; a selector panel; an actuating means disposed through said selector panel and connected to each of said club receiving means for rotating a particular club receiving means from a first position to a second position, the rotating movement aligning said particular plate slot with a cooperating latch whereby the spring will raise the individual club receiving means upon the rotational movement of the actuating arm.

Claim 8

A golf club holder and selector for selecting positioning of a particular club contained in the club receptacle comprising: a golf club receptacle being substantially cylindrica in shape and having a closed end; a plurality of individual club shaft receiving means, each of said club shaft receiving means being tubular in shape and being disposed within said golf club receptacle in the longitudinal direction of the receptacle, each of said club shaft receiving means having a base; a plurality of latching plates, one of each connected to a different base of said club receiving means, each of said plates including at least one slot; a plurality of springs connected to the bottom of said receptacle and engaging said latching plate; a plurality of latches, each connected at one end to the bottom of said receptacle and each having an upper end engageable with one of said plates; a selector panel; an actuating means disposed through said selector panel and connected to each of said club receiving means for rotating a particular club receiving means from a first position to a second position, the rotating movement aligning said particular plate slot with a cooperating latch whereby the spring will raise the individual club receiving means upon the rotational movement of the actuating arm.