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An organizer for golf clubs comprising a sheet of substantially rigid material formed with a series of alternating full length corrugations. The sheet is rolled into a cylinder with the corrugations forming inner and outer compartments. The organizer is received within a cylindrical golf bag with th

An organizer for golf clubs comprising a sheet of substantially rigid material formed with a series of alternating full length corrugations. The sheet is rolled into a cylinder with the corrugations forming inner and outer compartments. The organizer is received within a cylindrical golf bag with the outer compartments closed by the surrounding bag and the inner compartments partially closed by removable cross members. A retaining rack overlying the organizer provides a club gripping retainer associated with each compartment.

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For use within a golf bag, a club organizer for receiving and positioning golf clubs relative to each other, said club organizer including a vertically elongate sheet of material folded into a vertically elongate generally cylindrical configuration and defining a central area, said sheet having oppo

For use within a golf bag, a club organizer for receiving and positioning golf clubs relative to each other, said club organizer including a vertically elongate sheet of material folded into a vertically elongate generally cylindrical configuration and defining a central area, said sheet having opposed vertical edges with means thereon for interlocking said edges in said cylindrical configuration, said organizer having alternating inner and outer compartments around said central area therein and along the full vertical extent thereof, at least selected ones of said inner compartments including opposed side walls converging inwardly toward said central area and defining a mouth opening inwardly from the corresponding compartment to said central area along the full height of said organizer, said mouth of said at least selected ones of said inner compartments having a transverse width less than that of said opposed side walls for restricting access from said central area to said at least selected ones of said inner compartments.