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A self-propelled golf cart has a cart body which effectively defines a chamber in the rearward portion of the body; the chamber has first and second side walls generally opposed to each other; each of the side walls has a plurality of apertures formed therethrough which respectively communicate with

A self-propelled golf cart has a cart body which effectively defines a chamber in the rearward portion of the body; the chamber has first and second side walls generally opposed to each other; each of the side walls has a plurality of apertures formed therethrough which respectively communicate with tubular members which are within the chamber and generally between the side walls; and golf clubs are respectively inserted into and through the apertures as to result in the shafts of such clubs extending into respective ones of the tubular members.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A self-propelled golf cart, comprising a golf cart body, wherein said cart body comprises a forward disposed cart body portion, wherein said cart body comprises a rearward disposed cart body portion, wherein said cart body comprises a generally medially situated portion e

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A self-propelled golf cart, comprising a golf cart body, wherein said cart body comprises a forward disposed cart body portion, wherein said cart body comprises a rearward disposed cart body portion, wherein said cart body comprises a generally medially situated portion effective for accommodating and carrying thereon at least two players of golf, a chamber formed in said rearward disposed cart body portion, wherein said chamber comprises first and second side walls spaced from each other and generally opposed to each other, a first plurality of apertures formed through said first side wall, a second plurality of apertures formed through said second side wall, first axially extending passages situated generally in said chamber, wherein said first axially extending passages comprise first ends and second ends, wherein said first ends are respectively operatively connected to said first plurality of apertures, wherein said first ends are at an elevation higher than the elevation of said second ends, second axially extending passages situated generally in said chamber, wherein said second axially extending passages comprise third ends and fourth ends, wherein said third ends are respectively operatively connected to said second plurality of apertures, wherein said third ends are at an elevation higher than the elevation of said fourth ends, and wherein respective ones of said first and second axially extending passages carry and support respective golf clubs by having the shafts of said respective golf clubs received through said first and second apertures and received in said axially extending passages operatively connected to such first and second apertures.