DE9406214U1 - Training facility for golf - Google Patents

Description

Golf training facility

Applicant:
Technopol AG
Main Street 39
CH-8280 Crossings

Description of the invention

The description concerns a golf training facility.

Playing golf and therefore training for golf requires large areas that are only available on golf courses. On the other hand, tennis courts or similar facilities, especially tennis halls, are usually not fully used and are sometimes empty. The invention was given the task of creating a training facility.

Approvals

Munich Regional Court I and II: Attorneys Buhi-Müller, Tandler, Zurek. Dr. Kluge, Sperl, von Weiser Traunstein Regional Court: Attorney Tegtmeyer

Landshut Regional Court: Attorneys at Law: Buhl-MüliSi", Jalidler, ZßFak _o * * .··, .; ;

Leipzig Regional Court: Attorney Kunz '..j I.!, j IV. .''.'..'..

Higher Regional Court of Munich, Bavarian Supreme Court: Äechisaswäi!fe.Buh!-Mülier, Tandler.

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Bank details Business account Deutsche Bank Munich Bank code 700 70010, Account no. 22/25 843

Third-party account Deutsche Bank Munich bank code 700 70010.

wrap that can be set up at short notice in tennis halls, on tennis courts or similar facilities and removed again.

This object is achieved by the arrangements specified in the claims.

The tennis system according to the invention can be set up and used on tennis courts, parking lots, parks or the like, but especially in tennis or gymnasiums. It is ready for use at short notice and can be removed again and does not require any significant storage space.

An embodiment is described in more detail below with reference to the drawings.

Fig.1 is a perspective view of a training system according to the invention;

Fig.2 the same training facility in a section in level II-II in Fig. 1 .

The training facility shown in the drawing has a stable fine-meshed net 1, which is attached to a pole 2 at its upper edge 3, which is either suspended from the upper structure of a tennis hall or from a frame as shown in Fig.2 and pushed onto a tennis court. The net 1 has several round openings U in

different heights. On the back of the net 1, at the edges of these openings J+, hoses 5 made of textile material are provided, the edges of which encompass the entire opening width of these openings 4. On their other side, they reach into open containers or buckets 6 on the ground behind the net 1, of which a container is assigned to each opening 4 or each hose 5.

A frame for hanging the net 1 is shown in Fig.2. It consists of a base 7 and struts 8, at the upper end of which rollers 9 are provided, over which pull ropes 10 of a winch 11 run, with which the net 1 is pulled up. When not in use, the net 1 can be pulled onto a roller 12 and the frame can be taken apart or folded up. It can also be pushed away on rollers 13 and stored, for example, in the back of the tennis hall in which it was played.

The golf balls used can have markings assigned to each player or different colors so that it can be determined who hit them into which hole.

The net 1 can be played from a distance of approximately one tennis court length, with the player attempting to hit the golf ball through a certain opening 4 in the net 1, so that a game of golf on the golf course can be simulated. The opening

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refractions &Lgr;, hole discs &EEacgr; of smaller width can be hung in front of the target to increase the demands on the accuracy and skill of the practitioners. Above all, it is possible for two players to play against each other.

Claims (5)

Protection claims 1. Training facility for golf, characterized in that it comprises a vertically suspended net (1) which can be pulled up on a pole (2) provided on its upper edge (3) and in which openings (4) are arranged as targets for the players' golf balls, which open into tubes (5) on the back of the net (1) in order to guide the golf balls hit into the respective openings (4-) into a respective container (6). 2. Training facility according to claim 1, characterized in that the net (1) can be suspended from an upper structure of a hall. 3. Training facility according to claim 1, characterized in that the net (1) can be pulled up on a frame with a winch (11) on traction cables (10) over rollers (9) on the upper part of the frame and can be pulled up onto a roller (12) when not in use. ·♦ ■ 4. Training facility according to claim 1, 3, characterized in that the frame has rollers (13) on which it can be moved. 5. Training facility according to claim 1, 2, 3» 4» 5»
characterized in that perforated discs (&EEgr;) with openings of smaller diameter than that of the perforations (4-) are arranged in front of the openings (4).