KR20010064664A - Interactive internet service system using golf contents - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: An interactive Internet service system using golf contents is provided to enable a customer to effectively utilize information by generating, searching and providing the information using a PC or a mobile communication terminal. CONSTITUTION: A customer management system(1) mutually exchanges data collected from a main server(2) using a PSTN(Public Switched Telephone Network) or a DSL(Distributed System Line). The main server(2) manages and processes data provided or requested by customers through a mobile communication exchange(4). The main server(2) is connected to the customer management system(1) through the PSTN or the DSL. A call management system(3) processes contents requested through a CTI(Computer Telecommunicational Integrated) manager from a customer terminal(6). The mobile communication exchange(4) supports a process through a mobile terminal of the customer terminal(6). A mobile communication base station(5) supports a process through the mobile terminal of the customer terminal(6). The customer terminal(6) is a PC or a mobile terminal which a customer operates. The PC is connected to the main server(2) through the Internet. The mobile terminal performs a wireless data communication with the main server(2).

Description

INTERACTIVE INTERNET SERVICE SYSTEM USING GOLF CONTENT {INTERACTIVE INTERNET SERVICE SYSTEM USING GOLF CONTENTS}

The present invention relates to an Internet service system, and more particularly to an interactive Internet service system using golf content.

In recent years, the number of Internet users is increasing rapidly, and the number of people who use golf as a hobby is increasing day by day, and the commercial use of the Internet as golf is expanding.

The conventional Internet homepage by the commercial use of the Internet in golf was mainly used for the transmission of information from the supplier side using the wired Internet. In addition to the commercial use, the homepage was used as an information exchange between individuals like some bulletin boards.

For example, the conventional homepage is mainly used for disclosure of information from a supplier, that is, information of each golf course, and when each golf course or the like attempts to acquire the contents of a customer's request, information or e-mail directly written on its homepage or the like. Customer information was collected and processed. However, this method has a limitation in that information can be obtained only in a limited space where a customer can use a PC, considering the range of activities of an unspecified number of customers.

In addition, the information registered at the place of information exchange between individuals such as bulletin boards is sporadic and irregular information, so the utilization efficiency remains low.

An object of the present invention is an interactive Internet service system using golf content that can create, search, and provide information so that customers can effectively utilize the information overflowing as well as their own information on the Internet using a PC or a mobile terminal. To provide.

Accordingly, by providing information through the mobile terminal while the customer with the request moves, it is possible to increase the convenience of the customer and to give the Internet operation manager side more than the current state.

1 is a basic system configuration diagram of an interactive internet service system using golf content according to an embodiment of the present invention;

2 is a block diagram showing in detail the configuration of the main server of FIG.

3 is a flowchart showing the flow of a screen for displaying each menu for the general customer to use the system through the customer terminal as the initial screen for the golf service service menu screen of the customer terminal,

4A and 4B are flowcharts showing the flow of golf course inquiry service processing for the main server 2 when the course inquiry service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6;

5A and 5B are flowcharts showing the flow of golf record registration service processing for the main server 2 when the record registration service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6;

6A and 6B are flowcharts showing the flow of individual lifetime golf record inquiry service processing for the main server 2 when the record inquiry service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6;

7A and 7B are flowcharts showing the flow of golf record inquiry service processing of a group member registered to a group such as a customer with respect to the main server 2 when the group record inquiry service item is selected in the record inquiry service of FIG. 6A. ,

8A to 8C transmit a message to a group member registered to a group, such as a customer, to the main server 2 when a group message service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6, and a bulletin board is displayed. Flowchart showing the flow of service processing that group members can check and input by inputting contents to send to group members through

9A to 9C illustrate that when a golf course reservation service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6, the main server 2 receives the call through the call management system 3 or the customer management system 1; Flow chart showing the flow of service processing to reserve a golf course according to the requested golf course, date and time,

10a and 10b is a service that allows you to enjoy the simulation game like the actual game by selecting the desired golf course without having a golf course on the service menu screen (Fig. 3) of the customer terminal 6, customer dl own golf clubs in advance A flow chart that shows the flow of service processing that can be entered into the main server at (2)

11 is an implementation diagram of an initial menu screen;

12 is a view showing a screen at the time of golf selection in the initial menu screen of FIG.

13 is a view showing an initial screen at the time of golf course reservation selection;

14 is a view showing the initial screen of the golf course for each region,

15 is a view showing an initial screen when selecting a golf course;

Fig. 16 is a view showing a golf recording paper screen.

<Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

1 --- customer management system,

1-1, 1-2,... , 1-n --- customer care computer or telephone at each golf course,

2 --- main server, 3 --- call management system (CTI),

4 --- mobile switching center, 5 --- mobile base station,

6 --- Customer terminal (PC or mobile terminal),

21 --- main database, 22 --- web server,

23 --- database administrator, 24 --- service administrator,

25 --- Golf Manager, 26 --- CTI Manager,

27 --- Game Manager.

The present invention collects, for example, a general customer's request from a PC or a mobile terminal via the Internet to a main server, and provides various information to a user who needs the request through a PC or a mobile terminal.

That is, the interactive Internet service system using the golf content of the present invention is a system connected to a terminal of a general customer via a wired or wireless network, and the conditions and requirements of the requirements from a plurality of unspecified general customer terminals via the Internet. Means for collecting data relating to a specific item such as personal information of a person, means for managing the collected data as a database, means for authenticating a user to a request for reading from a user terminal to the database, and a user being authenticated. Means for transmitting a search screen of data relating to a specific item managed as the database to a user's terminal, for viewing the data relating to a specific item, and collecting the payment information for the user who viewed the data relating to the specific item. Means for viewing the information and the collected amount information A characterized in that it includes means for providing through the Internet website, or a mobile terminal.

The system may further include means for performing and viewing using call management means (CTI) when performing and viewing specific information such as golf reservations from a user's terminal and a general telephone.

Here, the general customer terminal is any one of a PC, a mobile terminal, a smartphone, and a PDA.

In the present invention, for example, the request of the customer with the request is connected to the call management system (CTI) or the customer management system of each site through the PC or mobile terminal of the customer terminal to perform the request of the customer. This is different from the conventional system.

In particular, by using the mobile terminal as well as the Internet homepage, data collection and reading from the customer can be easily and widely provided to the customer (user) without being restricted by the scope of the customer's activity.

In addition, by using the registered data, individual contact with the customer is possible by providing the magnetic records or grades desired by the customer among all the customers (users) based on the customer's data.

Embodiment

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiment of this invention is described with reference to drawings.

FIG. 1 is a basic system configuration diagram of an interactive internet service system using golf content according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block configuration diagram showing the configuration of the main server of FIG. 1 in detail.

In Fig. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a customer management system, 1-1, 1-2,... , Where 1-n (where n is a natural number of 2 or more) is a customer management computer or telephone at each golf course, 2 is a main server, 3 is a call management system, 4 is a mobile operator of a mobile operator, 5 is a mobile operator 6 is a customer terminal such as a PC or a mobile terminal.

The customer management system 1 is a computer or telephone (1-1, 1-2, ..., 1-n) for customer management of each golf course, and the data collected from the main server 2 is PSTN (public communication network). Or DLS (dedicated line), and the main server using PSTN (Public Telecommunication Network) or DLS (dedicated line) through CTI (Computer Telecommunication Intergrated) of call management system (3). Based on the data received from (2), it is connected to a computer or telephone for customer management of each golf course and performs customer management by data or voice.

The main server 2 is a management system that manages and processes data provided or requested by a customer through the mobile communication switch 4 from the customer terminal 6 such as a PC or a mobile terminal. Data can be exchanged with each other by connecting to PSTN (public telecommunication network) or DLS (dedicated line), and call management system (3) by sending data requesting management and processing from customer terminal (6) to call management system (3) A system that provides data to call management personnel operating CGI (computer telephony equipment).

The call management system 3 is a system for operating a CTI. The call management system 3 is connected to the customer management system 1 to process data that is requested from the customer terminal 6 through the CTI manager 26. The call management personnel who operate the system check the data requested by CTI and process the data and the customer management computer of each golf course of the customer management system (1), or the call management agent is the manager of each golf course. The voice call over the telephone can process the requested data from the customer terminal 6.

In addition, the call management agent is to provide the processed data to the PC of the customer terminal 6 over the Internet, and transmit it to the mobile terminal using a short message service (SMS).

The mobile communication switch 4 is a switch system operated by a mobile communication service provider to support processing through the mobile terminal of the customer terminal 6.

The mobile communication base station 5 is a base station operated by a mobile communication service provider to support processing through the mobile terminal of the customer terminal 6 similarly to the mobile communication switch 4.

The customer terminal 6 is a PC or mobile terminal operated by the customer, and the PC is connected to the main server 2 through the Internet for processing, and the mobile terminal is connected to the mobile communication base station 5 and the mobile communication exchanger 4. Wireless data communication with the main server 2 is performed wirelessly to process data.

Examples of the mobile terminal include a mobile phone, a smartphone, a personal data assistant (PDA), a note book, and the like.

Next, the configuration of the main server 2 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 2.

In Fig. 2, reference numeral 21 is a main database, 22 is a web server, 23 is a database manager, 24 is a service manager, 25 is a golf manager, 26 is a CTI manager, and 27 is a game manager.

The main database 21 is a database mainly related to the golf of the customer, the customer's membership information, the customer's record (score) information, each golf course information (course structure, map, address, directions, course strategy, reservation information, etc.) ), The golf club membership number management of customers, the database of customer contact management.

The web server 22 transfers data to the main database 21 of the main server 2 at the time of connection from the PC or mobile terminal of the customer terminal 6.

The database manager 23 performs the operation of the main database 21 from the service manager 24 when the customer requests processing using the customer's database through the customer terminal 6.

The service manager 24 requests the distributed management to the various managers or call management systems 3 of the main server 2 and the overall management in the case of requesting processing from the PC or mobile terminal of the customer terminal 6. The processed data is supplied to the PC or mobile terminal of the customer terminal 6.

The golf manager 25 is a service manager (when the main server 2 is directly connected to the customer management computer or telephone of each golf course of the customer management system 1 via a PSTN or a DLS). 24) is an administrator who is connected to the customer management computer or telephone of each golf course of the customer management system (1) to process the data required to perform accurate data.

The CTI manager 26 is connected to the customer management computer or telephone of each golf course of the customer management system 1 with a PSTN (public telecommunication network) or a DLS (dedicated line) to the customer management system (1). It is an administrator that can process data when requesting execution through the call management system (3).

The game manager 27 allows the golf manager to play a golf simulation game made using the user's own average driver distance, iron shot distance, putting distance, etc., stored in the main database 21 in advance through the database manager 23. I'm an administrator.

In the interactive Internet service system using the golf content of the present invention configured as described above, it can perform the following functions. In other words,

① If the customer wants to know the advance information about a golf course, advance information on the course of the golf course through the main server and the N / W network using a wired / wireless terminal such as a PC or a mobile terminal (for example, Preliminary lookup function for each golf course course provided with standard stroke, distance, slope, course plan, etc.,

② You can record the number of holes per hole and the total course number that you have acquired in the field of golf course directly through wireless media using mobile terminal, or record them on memo paper and save them collectively through wired media such as PC. Direct input function of individual / group golf records that supports various simulations such as record history, individual / group performance management, and objective golf level evaluation on the main server,

③ Customer records lifetime management function that allows customers to analyze the records obtained from each golf course in the past by analyzing the statistics on the main server, and freely inquiries of their records whenever they need them.

④ After the club member or subscriber has received the password authentication, the membership record search and search function in the club that allows you to search the records of all members in the group including yourself, or to check their golf level or ranking,

⑤ We support the opening of various club rooms in the golf club, and the responsibility for the management of club clubs is supported by the request of the establishment of new clubs, and the service for all clubs with wire / wireless media. Group group management (Bulletin board / e-mail) function, which provides members at the same time,

⑥ Calculate the number of visits to the main server of customers connected via wired / wireless media as well as the number of existing wired media (internet) connections, as well as the number of visits using wireless media (mobile phone terminals), and add these to the main server automatically. Automatic visit count count function of wired and wireless media to reflect visit count,

⑦ In order to make reservations for golf courses of customers using wired / wireless media in the office and on the move, the main server and call management system (CTI) can be used to reserve the golf course, date, time, etc. in advance and accurately. Providing golf course reservation function,

⑧ Other member information for wired / wireless members who store personal information of a person registered in a specific specialty member group in the main server in advance, and allow the wired / wireless member to search and meet the experts in the required fields on the main server. Search,

⑨ Course distance measurement function through mobile phone network that provides accurate distance by using location tracking service of mobile phone network for distance of each golfer's hole in the field, and

골프 Golf simulation game function that allows golfers to enter their average driver distance, iron shot distance, and putting distance in advance before going to the golf course and play simulation games with their skills in advance.

And the like.

Next, the operation of the interactive Internet service system using the golf content of the present invention configured as described above will be described.

Here, in order to simplify the description of the present invention, a golf course reservation function will be described as an example. Specifically, an operation of making a golf course reservation using the call management system (CTI), an operation of making a golf course reservation without using the call management system (CTI), and an operation of directly creating and retrieving records by the customer will be described. Let's do it.

First, an operation of reserving a golf course using the call management system CTI will be described.

When requesting a golf course reservation from the customer terminal 6 to a PC or a mobile terminal, the service manager 24 of the main server 2 requests the customer data of the main database 21 through the database manager 23 to check the CTI manager. Through 26, the call management system 3 performs the processing of the data requested by the customer.

At this time, the call management system 3 secures information such as reservation time of each golf course from the customer management system 1 in advance, and then performs (processes) the information requested from the customer terminal 6, and in advance, If the data of the golf course is not obtained, the call management agent directly calls the management personnel of each golf course by phone to perform (process) the requested information from the customer terminal 6, and to operate the call management system 3 The management personnel notifies the result of the processing (processing) performed by the customer terminal (6; on the Internet in the case of a PC, or by a mobile communication SMS (Short Message Service) in the case of a mobile terminal).

Next, an operation of making a golf course reservation without going through the call management system CTI will be described.

When the main server 2 and the customer management system 1 are connected by PSTN (public communication network) or DLS (dedicated line) to exchange data with each other, when the customer terminal 6 requests each golf course reservation, the main server 2 ) Searches the main database 21 to determine (search) whether a person can make a reservation at the golf course, and makes a reservation at the date and time of requesting the customer management system 1 for the possible person. As a result, the mobile terminal notifies the mobile terminal of the result of the processing (processing) using the PC of the client terminal 6 or the mobile communication SMS when the client requests.

In the following, the operation of creating and retrieving records by the customer is described as an example.

When the customer terminal 6 registers with the main server 2 and wants to register his or her own record, and selects the desired golf course, the main server 2 returns to the customer terminal 6 (PC or mobile terminal). The record menu is transmitted, and the customer inputs and transmits the magnetic record (reception, date, time, etc.) through the customer terminal 6, and the main server 2 manages the data sent by the customer.

In addition, the customer can retrieve the record information and data managed by the main server 2 through the customer terminal 6 (PC or mobile terminal) if necessary.

At this time, the content that can be searched is when the results of his or her record at a golf course, the total main server (2) and the members managed by his or her grades, the grades at the golf course, and the grades and groups You can search your scores, general information on golf courses (address, map, course structure, course strategy, etc.) and fellowship member information and records through your PC or the Internet, or in the case of a mobile terminal through wireless data communication. Can be.

(Example)

The present invention considers the convenience of the customer as the top priority, and by using a mobile terminal as well as an Internet homepage, data collection and viewing from the customer can be easily and widely provided to the customer (user) without being restricted by the scope of the customer's activity. It is a system that has a big advantage. Therefore, although the system can be utilized in all industries using a mobile terminal, the use of golf as an embodiment of the present invention is taken as an example.

3 is a flowchart showing the flow of a screen for displaying each menu for the general customer to use the system through the customer terminal as the initial screen for the golf service service menu screen of the customer terminal 6.

First, if you select the golf service in the customer terminal (6), the initial start screen is displayed (S301), greetings based on the program written in the customer terminal ('Welcome to Dirtcomcom Leaders Golf') Is displayed (S302), and after about two seconds, the greeting is automatically deleted and the initial screen of the system is displayed (S303).

The initial screen displays various services provided by the main server 2 such as a golf room, a shopping mall room, a game room, a club room, and the customer selects an item he / she wants to select on the initial screen of the customer terminal 6. In operation S304, the request information is transmitted to the main server 2 (S305), and the main server 2 receives the request information of the customer to perform a service.

4A and 4B are flowcharts showing the flow of the golf course inquiry service processing for the main server 2 when the course inquiry service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6. FIG.

First, the request information service is selected from the customer terminal 6 (S401), and when the customer authentication information is input (S402), the main server 2 is connected (S403). The main server 2 receives the customer authentication information (S404) to search for the customer in the main database 21, which is the customer information DB (S405), and search for the customer grade information (S406). The service selection screen is sent to the customer terminal 6 (S407).

The customer terminal 6 receives the request information selection screen (S408) and displays it on the customer terminal screen (S409), and selects the request information selection screen for each desired course (step) and transmits it to the main server 2 (S410, S411). The main server 2 receives the request information (S412) and retrieves information on the request information for each step (course) together with the score of the customer in the main database 21 (S413, S414). The grade information and the extraction request information (course information) screen is transmitted to the customer terminal 6 (S415).

The customer terminal 6 receives the requested information (S416), confirms the extraction request information of FIG. 4B (S417), and when the end key is selected, the course inquiry is terminated (S418).

5A and 5B are flowcharts showing the flow of golf record registration service processing for the main server 2 when the record registration service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6. FIG.

First, when the information on the golf record registration of the customer terminal 6 is selected and the authentication information of the customer is input (S501 and S502), the main server 2 is connected to the main server 2 to receive the customer authentication information. (S504) The customer information DB 21 retrieves the customer status and customer grade information (S505, S506) and transmits the screen of the extracted information to the customer terminal 6 (S507). The customer terminal 6 displays the received request information on the screen (S508, S509), and when the customer selects the information of the golf course to register the record of the golf course (S510) and transmits to the main server (2), The main server 2 receives this (S512) and retrieves the request information from the DB 21, the record registration screen of the golf course requested by the customer and the scores of the customer in the golf course and transmits it to the customer terminal 6 (S513). , S514, S515).

The customer terminal 6 receives this information (S516) and displays the golf record sheet menu, which is the extraction request information service screen of FIG. 5B, on the screen (S517), and the customer inputs information about the golf score, and then inputs the input data. It transmits to the main server 2 (S518, S519, S520). Then, the main server 2 receives the data requesting input (S521) and registers the data of the corresponding customer in the DB 21 (S522, S523), and the input of the customer record is completed.

6A and 6B are flowcharts showing the flow of individual lifetime golf record inquiry service processing for the main server 2 when the record inquiry service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6. .

First, when information on golf record inquiry of the customer terminal 6 is selected and the authentication information of the customer is input (S601, S602), the main server 2 is connected (S603), and the main server 2 authenticates the customer. Receive the information (S604) and retrieves the customer information and customer grade information in the customer information DB 21 (S605, S606) and transmits the screen of the extracted information to the customer terminal (6) (S607). The customer terminal 6 displays the received request information on the screen (S608 and S609), and the customer selects a record to be inquired on the screen (S610) and transmits it to the main server 2 (S611). The main server 2 receives this (S612) and retrieves the request information from the DB 21, the golf record and the score of the customer request to the customer terminal (S613, S614, S615).

The customer terminal 6 receives this information (S616) and displays it on the screen according to the content requested for the golf record, which is the extraction request information service screen of FIG. 6B (S617), and the customer checks the information about the golf record (score). Inquiry to his record (S618), and selects the end. As a result, the individual's records can be retrieved in detail.

7A and 7B are flowcharts showing the flow of golf record inquiry service processing of a group member registered to a group such as a customer with respect to the main server 2 when the group record inquiry service item is selected in the record inquiry service of FIG. 6A. to be.

First, the steps S601 to S609 in FIG. 6A are performed in the same manner (S701 to S709), and the customer selects a record of the group member to be inquired on the screen (S710) and transmits it to the main server 2 ( S711). Then, the main server 2 receives it (S712) and retrieves the request information from the DB 21, the golf record information and grade information of the club members requested by the customer and transmits to the customer terminal (6) (S713, S714). , S715).

The customer terminal 6 receives this information (S716) and displays it on the screen in accordance with the contents of the request for golf records and grades, which is the screen of the extraction request information service of FIG. 7B (S717), and the customer displays the detailed inquiry of the extraction request information. If so, the detailed search is selected and transmitted to the main server 2 (S718 to S721).

When the main server 2 receives the group record request information (S722), the group information is requested from the DB 21 (S723, S724, S725) by searching the DB member 21 for the group information on the requested information. Record and grade data is transmitted to the customer terminal (6) (S726).

The customer terminal 6 receives information on the record and grade of the group member (S727) and displays it on the screen of the customer terminal 6 (S728), and the customer checks the information on the record and score of the extracted group member. (S729), select the end to end the record and score inquiry service for the group members.

8A to 8C transmit a message to a group member registered to a group, such as a customer, to the main server 2 when a group message service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6, and a bulletin board is displayed. This is a flowchart showing the flow of service processing that can be viewed by the group members by inputting the content to be sent to the group members through.

First, the steps from S701 to S709 in FIG. 7A are performed in the same manner (S801 to S809), and the customer selects a record of the group member to be inquired on the screen (S810) and transmits it to the main server 2 ( S811). The main server 2 receives this (S812) and retrieves the request information from the DB 21 and the group member and bulletin board information requested by the customer to the customer terminal (6) (S813, S814, S815).

The customer terminal 6 receives this information (S816), inputs information on the group message transmission and bulletin board input contents, which are the extraction request information service screen of FIG. 8B, and transmits the information to the main server 2 (S817 to S821), The main server 2 receives the request information (S822) and searches the request information and the group member, the bulletin board in the DB 21 (S823 ~ S825) and registers the request data (club message, bulletin board) in the DB 21. Extracts the group members and the message contents to be transmitted to the call management system (CTI) 3 or transmits the information to the information request customer terminal 6 and the information receiving customer terminal 6 (S826, S827, and S828).

When the message is sent from the main server 2 to the call management system (CTI) 3 (S828-1 in FIG. 8C), the call management system 3 is searched for data (S828-2) to operate the call management system. Input the request message and posting contents to the group members extracted by the operation management personnel (S828-3) (S828-4) by sending the contents to the customer terminal (6) (S828-4) mobile communication of the message contents and bulletin board contents from the receiving customer terminal It can be received by SMS (Short Message Service) utilizing the data communication (S828-A-1) and the contents can be checked (S828-A-2).

In addition, when receiving the extraction request data from the customer terminal 6 of the requester (S829), the contents of the fellowship message and the bulletin board is displayed on the screen (S830), if the information terminal after checking the information is terminated the customer terminal of the requestor ( S831, S832)

On the other hand, the customer terminal 6 (S828-A) receiving the request information receives the message contents and the bulletin board contents as the group member customer terminal 6 extracted by the sender (S828-A-1) and checks the contents ( S828-A-2) Performs a service to send a message to a fellowship member and to post a content on a bulletin board.

9A to 9C illustrate that when a golf course reservation service item is selected on the service menu screen (FIG. 3) of the customer terminal 6, the main server 2 receives the call through the call management system 3 or the customer management system 1; It is a flowchart showing the flow of service processing that can reserve a golf course according to the requested golf course, date and time.

First, the steps from S801 to S809 of FIG. 8A are performed in the same manner (S901 to S909), and the customer selects the contents of the golf course he / she wants to reserve on the screen (S910) and transmits them to the main server 2 ( S911). The main server 2 receives this (S912) and retrieves the request information from the DB 21, golf course reservation information and step-by-step customer grade information to the customer terminal (S913 to S915).

The customer terminal 6 receives this information (S916), checks the golf course reservation screen which is the extraction request information service screen of FIG. 9B (S917, S918), and checks the input of the desired date, desired time, etc. (S919, S920 The transmission is sent to the main server 2 (S921). The main server 2 receives the request information (S922), if the reservation information requested from the DB 21 exists (S923) and registers the requested golf reservation in the DB 21 (S924), when the customer makes a golf reservation in advance. The DB 21 checks whether the payment system for the information fee to be paid exists or is correct (S925) and transmits it to the customer terminal 6 (S926). The customer terminal 6 receives information on the golf course reservation completion from the main server 2 and displays it on the screen (S927, S928; see FIG. 9C), and the customer checks the golf course reservation result displayed on the customer terminal 6 End (S929, S930) to terminate the golf course reservation service.

However, if the reservation information requested to the DB 21 does not exist in step S923 (request information DB search) in FIG. 9B, the requested data is transmitted to the call management system 3 in FIG. 9C (S923-1), and call management. The system (3) checks the golf course reservation data and the requested golf course reservation data held in advance (S923-2) and confirms through the landline call regarding the customer management system (1) and availability (S923-3), The possibility of the result is transmitted to the customer terminal 6 by SMS.

When the customer terminal 6 receives the request data (S923-4) and receives notification that the reservation is possible by additional wired call (S923-5), the main server 2 processes the payment (S923-6), Otherwise, the customer terminal 6 confirms the result (S923-7) and ends the golf course reservation service.

10a and 10b is a service that allows you to enjoy the simulation game like the actual game by selecting the desired golf course without having a golf course on the service menu screen (Fig. 3) of the customer terminal 6, the customer advances the distance for each golf club This is a flowchart that shows the flow of service processing that can be entered into the main server (2) in the game.

First, the steps S901 to S909 in FIG. 9A are performed in the same manner (S1001 to S1009), and the customer selects the contents of the golf course on which he wants to play a simulation golf game on the screen (S1010). (S1011), the main server (2) receives this (S1012) and retrieves the request information from the golf course game information and golf clubs request distance from the DB 21 to the customer terminal (6) (S1013 to S1015).

The customer terminal 6 receives this information (S1016), checks the golf game screen which is the extraction request information service screen of FIG. 10B (S1017), selects and inputs a desired golf club among the own golf clubs, and transmits it to the main server 2. (S1018, S1019). The main server 2 receives the request information (S1020) and performs the information search for the golf simulation game requested by the DB 21 and the distance information for each golf club (S1021, S1022) and transmits the result to the customer terminal (6). And (S1023), the customer terminal (6) receives the result of converting the distance corresponding to the distance for the selected golf club (S1024) to be displayed on the flying point of the golf ball on the screen (S1025) input the request data simulation ( From step S1018) to repeatedly perform the extraction request information check (S1025) to enjoy the game, if you select the confirmation screen after the game (S1026) golf simulation game is terminated.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to the case related to golf as an example, the present invention is not limited to this and can be applied to reservations of various performances, movies, sports events, and the like.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide an interactive Internet service system using golf content that can generate, search, and provide information so that information can be effectively utilized using a PC or a mobile terminal.

Accordingly, by using the mobile terminal as well as the Internet homepage, data collection and reading from the customer can be easily and widely provided to the customer (user) without being restricted by the range of the activity of the customer.

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Means for collecting data on specific items such as requirements and customer's personal information from a plurality of non-specified general customer terminals via the Internet through a wired or wireless network connected to a general customer terminal; Means for managing the collected data as a database; means for authenticating the user to a request for viewing from the user terminal to the database; and a search screen for data relating to a specific item managed as the database when the user is authenticated. Means for transmitting to a user's terminal and viewing data relating to a specific item, means for collecting payment information for the user who viewed the data relating to the specific item, and means for viewing the collected payment information. Or means provided through the mobile terminal Interactive Internet service system using the golf content, characterized in that. The golf contents according to claim 1, further comprising means for performing and viewing by using call management means (CTI) when performing and viewing specific information such as golf reservation from a user's terminal and a general telephone. Interactive Internet Service System The system of claim 1, wherein the general customer terminal is any one of a PC, a mobile terminal, a smartphone, and a PDA.