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An improved structure golf club bag support comprised of two clevis sections disposed at intervals apart, furthermore, at an outwardly oriented included angle on the appropriate positions of the upper lateral edges and bottom mount sides; support members, each top and bottom ends support members con

An improved structure golf club bag support comprised of two clevis sections disposed at intervals apart, furthermore, at an outwardly oriented included angle on the appropriate positions of the upper lateral edges and bottom mount sides; support members, each top and bottom ends support members connected to the clevis sections, each support member consisting of a primary and secondary sub-member; a coupling fixture at the center portion having hinge tabs connected to a linkage hole in each secondary sub-member; a positioning torque spring, having a linearly projecting upper and lower tip that are situated against each primary and secondary sub-member. When the golf club bag is inclined at the two clevis sections, pressure exerted onto the secondary sub-members and directed outward against the primary sub-members, at which time, the primary and the secondary sub-members are articulated into a rigid pyramidical state that provides for stable support.

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1. A golf club bag support, comprising:an opening mount disposable in an opening of a golf club bag;a bottom mount disposable at a bottom of the golf club bag;first and second clevises disposed on the opening mount, and on opposite sides of a center line of the golf bag support, and each being outwa

1. A golf club bag support, comprising:an opening mount disposable in an opening of a golf club bag;a bottom mount disposable at a bottom of the golf club bag;first and second clevises disposed on the opening mount, and on opposite sides of a center line of the golf bag support, and each being outwardly oriented at an angle;third and fourth clevises disposed on the bottom mount, and on opposite sides of the center line of the golf bag support, and each being outwardly oriented at an angle;first and second support members, each support member including a primary sub-member and a secondary sub-member, a top end of each primary sub-member being respectively pivotally connected to one of said first and second clevises, a bottom end of each secondary sub-member being respectively pivotally connected to one of the third and fourth clevises;a pair of coupling fixtures, each being sleeved on a respective primary sub-member, and each having a top end of a respective secondary sub-member pivotally connected thereto; anda pair of positioning torque springs, each having a linearly projecting upper tip respectively situated against a respective primary sub-member, and a lower tip respectively situated against a respective secondary sub-member, said positioning torque springs urging the respective primary and secondary sub-members to be normally maintained in a straight line arrangement;whereby when the golf club bag is inclined, the primary sub-members pivot outward at the respective first and second clevises, and the secondary sub-members pivot outward at the respective third and fourth clevises, so that the primary sub-members, and the secondary sub-members are articulated into a rigid pyramidical state that provides for stable support; andwhereby when the golf club bag is brought fully vertical, the primary sub-members and the secondary sub-members are restored to their straight line arrangement due to the urging of the torque springs. 2. The golf club bag support recited in claim 1, wherein each coupling fixture is disposed on a center portion of a respective primary sub-member, each coupling fixture further having hinge tabs that are connected to a linkage hole in each secondary sub-member. 3. The golf club bag support recited in claim 1, wherein each coupling fixture is disposed at bottom end of a respective primary sub-member, each coupling fixture further having hinge tabs that are connected to a linkage hole in each secondary sub-member, each coupling fixture further having a locating hole that accommodates a bolt; further comprising a pair of large wheels, each being connected to a respective coupling fixture using the locating hole and the bolt, and a small wheel installed in a recess formed in the bottom mount, with the large wheels and the small wheel forming a three-point support having a rolling capability that directly provides a means of carting the golf club bag.