Golf club stand

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2063152, 273 32E, A47F 700

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051275309

ABSTRACT:
A golf club stand is characterized by a unitary frame having leg and receptacle portions. The lower end of the leg is inserted into the ground and the receptacle portion is spaced above the ground to support the grips of a plurality of golf clubs. The stand is lightweight and used by a golfer to support a number of golf clubs when the golfer is separated from his golf bag. The stand minimizes the chances that the golfer's clubs will be lost or left behind after a shot and also prevents the clubs from being soiled since they are supported up upright by the stand rather than laid on the ground. A flag attached to the stand serves as a wind indicator.

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patent: 4938446 (1990-07-01), Williams

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