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The present invention is directed to a golf bag for holding golf clubs, the golf bag having a club storage portion with a base, an open upper end, and a sidewall; a stand affixed to the sidewall for positioning the golf bag in a partially reclined position; and at least one ridged element in the ope

The present invention is directed to a golf bag for holding golf clubs, the golf bag having a club storage portion with a base, an open upper end, and a sidewall; a stand affixed to the sidewall for positioning the golf bag in a partially reclined position; and at least one ridged element in the open upper end having ridges and valleys oriented and positioned such that when the golf bag is in the partially-reclined position, the golf clubs rest unrestrained and separated within the valleys between the ridges. The present invention facilitates retrieval of golf clubs when the golf bag is in the partially reclined position by spreading the clubs out in the valleys, without requiring cumbersome or complex retaining or isolating mechanisms.

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[ What is claimed and desired to be secured by United States Letters Patent is:] [1.] A golf bag for holding a plurality of golf clubs, the golf bag comprising:a club storage portion having a base, an open upper end, and an enclosed sidewall extending between the base and the open upper end and havi

[ What is claimed and desired to be secured by United States Letters Patent is:] [1.] A golf bag for holding a plurality of golf clubs, the golf bag comprising:a club storage portion having a base, an open upper end, and an enclosed sidewall extending between the base and the open upper end and having a front and a back;a stand disposed longitudinally on the sidewall front, the stand having a closed position and an open position such that the stand in the open position supports the golf bag in a partially reclined position; andat least one ridged element disposed within the open upper end,said at least one ridged element having a plurality of valleys separated by ridges, the valleys having a size and shape adapted to loosely accommodate a golf club shaft, andsaid at least one ridged element being oriented such that when the golf bag is in the partially-reclined position, at least some of the golf clubs contained therein rest unrestrained within the valleys of the ridged element to facilitate retrieval thereof.