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A golf bag for carrying a set of golf clubs including woods, irons and putter with the heads of the woods and putter positioned upward and the heads of the irons positioned downward. The golf bag includes a conventional tubular body capped at its upper end by a throat plate that includes a plurality

A golf bag for carrying a set of golf clubs including woods, irons and putter with the heads of the woods and putter positioned upward and the heads of the irons positioned downward. The golf bag includes a conventional tubular body capped at its upper end by a throat plate that includes a plurality of somewhat oval shaped first openings having individually shaped peripheries sized to admit the head of only one particular iron and a plurality of second openings to admit the shafts of the woods and putter. The bag has a bottom plate that supports guide members equal in number to the plurality of first throat openings, each guide member serving to individually retain the head of one iron of the club set resting on the bottom plate. The golf bag improves weight distribution of the bag contents, keeps individual irons from coming into contact with one another, stops them from rattling, organizes them so as to make them easy to locate and mitigates damage to shafts of clubs made with graphite shafts.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A golf bag for carrying a set of golf clubs including woods, irons and putter, each having a shaft and a head with a toe and a heel, with the heads of said woods and putter positioned upward and the heads of said irons positioned downward, comprising:said golf bag includi

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A golf bag for carrying a set of golf clubs including woods, irons and putter, each having a shaft and a head with a toe and a heel, with the heads of said woods and putter positioned upward and the heads of said irons positioned downward, comprising:said golf bag including a tubular body elongated along a longitudinal axis and defined by an upper portion having a upper end, a lower portion having a lower end and an integral central portion;a top section capping said upper end and a bottom section closing said lower end, said top section comprising a throat member and a wall member;said throat member including a throat plate defined by a first periphery and positioned normal to said longitudinal axis with said first periphery connected to said upper end of said upper portion;said throat plate containing X number of first openings axially therethrough each having particularly sized and shaped somewhat oval periphery which substantially matches a vertical projection of, and thereby to admit only one particular head of said irons, and Y number of second openings axially therethrough sized to admit the shafts of said woods and putter;a bottom plate defined by a second periphery and positioned generally normal to said longitudinal axis, said lower end of said lower portion of said tubular body being connected to said second periphery;X number of guide member means each positioned in substantial vertical alignment with one said first opening for defining a guide periphery that mimics at least in part said sized periphery of one of said first openings of said throat plate.